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Protect Your Head During Triathlons

$39.83

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LATEX CAPS ARE A PAIN. SWITCHING BETWEEN YOUR TRIATHLON SWIM CAP, HELMET LINER, AND RUNNING CAP WASTES PRECIOUS TIME. TAKE YOUR TRIATHLON APPAREL TO THE NEXT LEVEL.

One Cap for All Triathlon Stages: Rule the race with Chrome Dome’s Triathlon Cap

Chrome Dome Caps are uniquely suited for triathlons due to their versatility. Our breathable and wicking UV protective material doubles as the perfect cycling helmet liner and running cap. Chrome Dome’s proprietary fabric provides a snug custom fit that works perfectly in the heat of competition, while keeping those harmful sun rays off your dome! In and out of the water, we have you covered, protected, and comfortable under our product. Aside from keeping the hot sun off your head, we help you stay cool, dry, and even keep the sweat out of your eyes. No need to swap out your Chrome Dome Cap from one stage of your triathlon to the next, because our cap also serves as a great helmet liner for cyclists. Your head will be nice and comfortable under those itchy helmets, AND, our custom-fit fabric will help keep your helmet in place.

Chrome Dome Caps isn’t only for Triathletes, we provide comfort and protection to your dome for a variety of outdoor and indoor activities. Read more about other uses for Chrome Dome Caps.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the various endurance stages of a triathlon?

A triathlon typically consists of three sequential endurance disciplines: swimming, cycling, and running. The amount of time you are exposed to the sun during a triathlon can vary based on factors such as the specific type of triathlon, your individual performance, and the weather conditions.

How will wearing a chrome dome cap help me during a triathlon?

Throughout a triathlon or other endurance race, transitions play a significant role in an athlete’s overall time and are a significant part of any race. The ability to smoothly and quickly switch from one discipline to the next can make a difference in the final results. Having one hats for all three stages of your triathlon will help improve your changing time between disciplines.

How long or far do I have to swim during an endurance event?

The swimming portion of a triathlon can vary in distance, but it is generally the shortest leg. Olympic distance triathlons usually have a 1.5-kilometer swim, while Ironman triathlons have a 3.8-kilometer swim. The time spent swimming can range from approximately 20 minutes to over an hour, depending on your skill level and the specific race.

How long or far do I have to cycle or ride during an endurance event?

The cycling portion is often the longest leg of a triathlon. For example, in an Olympic distance triathlon, you might be cycling for around 40 kilometers, while in an Ironman, the cycling distance is typically 180 kilometers. Cycling times can vary widely, but they generally range from around 1 to 7 hours, depending on the race distance and the athlete’s speed.

Having a Chrome Dome Cap on under your helmet will not only protect you from harmful rays during your endurance race, but it will protect you from getting sweat in your eyes and keep your head climate controlled.

What is the running distance during an endurance event?

The running portion is the final leg of a most endurance events. In an Olympic distance triathlon, you might run 10 kilometers, whereas in an Ironman, the run is a full marathon (42.2 kilometers). Running times can range from around 40 minutes to over 6 hours, depending on the distance and individual pace.

How long will I be exposed to the sun during an endurance event? And how can wearing a chrome dome help me?

Well, everyone is different, and the total time spent during a triathlon can vary significantly. In a shorter triathlon, you might be exposed to the sun for a total of a few hours, while in a longer Ironman triathlon, the exposure time could extend well beyond 10 hours.

Wearing a Chrome Dome Cap will not only protect your head, forehead, ears, and neck from UVA and UVB rays, but since it is so versatile, it will also save you time during the various transitions of the race as you don’t have to change your caps at all.

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