Headsweats Debuts their SuperDuty and Ultra Reflective Collections

   01.02.12

Headsweats, a leading provider of ultra-light, supremely wicking headwear, is continuing its commitment to helping athletes perform at their best and stay safe with its new 2012 collections. The new SuperDuty and Ultra Reflective lines offer increased wicking and ultimate visibility while maintaining optimum comfort and style that customers expect from the brand.

The SuperDuty is the newest technology in superior moisture management from Headsweats. By doubling the width of its signature terry COOLMAX fabric sweatband to allow for greater absorption and faster moisture wicking, Headsweats SuperDuty will provide the ultimate in Perspiration Technology. This style will be featured in the SuperDuty Race HatSuperDuty Supervisorand SuperDuty Shorty (debuting Spring 2012).  MSRP $22.00

Inspired by the high reflectivity of emergency responders’ uniforms, Headsweats has created the Ultra Reflective line made with its proprietary Eventure Reflective fabric. The Ultra Reflective collection is made of lightweight polyester fabric with a highly reflective surface treatment that keeps athletes safe for early morning or evening training sessions. This collection will include the Ultra Reflective Race HatUltra Reflective Supervisor and the new Ultra Reflective AirLite hat. MSRP $23.00

“We are always searching out new technology that will help athletes be safe and comfortable,” states Alan Romick, Headsweats founder. “Our new collections are a direct result of adapting to the demands and ever-changing needs of our customers.”

In addition, for 2012, Headsweats is introducing several new designs to their already popular Tour de France and Ironman Series collections as well as their cotton crew everyday hats.

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