





Trail running hat - Unisex -
The GOBucket Comp Athletics Kombu from the brand Ciele is a unisex bob hat specially designed for road running and trail running.
The manufacture of this headwear involves the use of certified recycled Global Recycled Standard Polyester , which helps reduce water consumption and CO₂ emissions. Its lightweight, COOLmatic PLUS quick-drying fabric ensures excellent breathability and optimal moisture management thanks to its hydrophobic and anti-odour technology. The short, folding edge makes SOFT360 it easier to store, while reflective details increase visibility in low-light conditions.
With its UPF +50 protection and adjustable head circumference, this bucket hat guarantees comfort, sun protection and a perfect fit for your sporting activities. Machine washable, it combines technical performance with daily practicality.


- Lightweight, COOLmatic PLUS quick-drying fabric
- UPF+50 Protection
- Short, folding SOFT360 edge for easy storage
- Reflective details
- Machine washable
- AdvancedSkin Dry material:
- Head circumference: S/M 56.5 cm - L/XL 60 cm
Materials:
- Main materials: 100% Recycled polyester
- Secondary materials: 100% Recycled polyester
| COOLMATIC PLUS | COOLmatic PLUS is designed for breathable performance with improved moisture management and anti-odour technology. Breathable, moisture-wicking core knit technology treated with cooling and anti-odour technologies for even greater performance and protection. The hydrophobic treatment offers advanced moisture management for improved cooling. |
| GLOBAL RECYCLED STANDARD | The Global Recycled Standard (GRS) standard was created to meet the needs of companies wishing to verify the recycled content of their products (finished and intermediate) and to monitor the responsible social, environmental and chemical practices used in their production. The objectives of the GRS standard are to define the requirements that guarantee the accuracy of content declarations, the quality of working conditions and to minimise environmental and chemical impacts. |