Nike Cooling Skull Cap - black-iridescent

Nike Cooling Skull Cap

Summer is coming faster than you think. That's where the Nike Cooling Cap comes in with its Cooling Technology to help you keep a cooler head and prevent sweat from getting into your eyes. Thanks to its flat seams and stretch material, the Skull Cap is comfortable to wear and securely fits on your head.

To activate the cooling effect of the Chemical-free Cooling Technology:

1. Let the cap soak in cold water.
2. Wring it out well.
3. Put it on, and you're ready to go.

The black Nike Stretch Cooling Skull Cap is OSFM (One Size Fits Most) and features a larger iridescent Nike Swoosh logo on the front, along with numerous small white Swoosh logos scattered across the cap. On the back, there is also a large iridescent Vapor lettering.

Highlights:

• Skull Cap with a cooling effect
• Keeps your head cool
• Prevents sweat from getting in your eyes
• Stretch for a secure fit
• Comfortable flat seams
• OSFM (One Size Fits Most)

Material: 92% Polyester, 8% Elastane

Care Instructions:

• Hand wash
• Dry flat
• Do not iron
• Do not bleach
• Do not dry clean

Scope of Delivery: 1 piece

Attention: If it is worn under a football helmet, the logo may come off due to friction. This does not constitute a warranty Claim.

Note: Wear and tear articles

American football is a contact sport. Your equipment is subject to high stress. The accessories are specially produced for American Football or equivalent contact sports. The durability of the equipment is influenced by the force and type of contact with the opponent and grass contact. In the case of articles subject to wear and tear, damage can also occur within the legal warranty period (even during first use) as a result of use (e.g. if someone tackles you and pulls on your equipment in such a way that parts are torn in/out). If you discover a defect in your accessories, this is not automatically subject to the legal liability for defects. You should definitely have minor damage repaired by yourself so that it does not develop into a total loss.