180s Degrees Behind-the-Head Ear Warmers for Outdoor Running and Winter Trail Workouts
180s Degrees Behind-the-Head Ear Warmers for Outdoor Running and Winter Trail Workouts
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Why you'll love it
- Behind-the-head design won't flatten hair, undo ponytails, or conflict with hats and helmets
- Foldable construction slips into a coat pocket or travel bag for on-the-go use
- 20 dB noise reduction muffles everyday urban and commute noise without full isolation
- Adjustable band delivers a customized, comfortable fit across different head sizes
- Style variants like Men's Twill, Men's Aztec, and fleece-lined Tec Fleece offer fashion-forward options beyond basic black
- Lightweight 3-ounce build prevents ear fatigue during extended outdoor wear
Perfect for
- Ear warmth during winter running or jogging without messing up hair
- Cold-weather cycling or skiing where a helmet is worn over the head
- Commuting and travel where foldable earmuffs fit easily in a bag
- Reducing ambient noise in open offices, cafes, or loud commutes
- Outdoor stadium or event attendance in cold weather
Items Details
Item Weight: 3 ounces
Number of Packs: 1
Number of Items: 2
Age Range Description: Adult
Item Type Name: Earmuffs
Style Number: 21727-001
Import Designation: Made in the USA or Imported
Features & Specs
Noise Reduction Rating: 20 db
Single Number Rating: 20 db
Noise Control: Sound Isolation
Sleeve Length Description: Sleeveless
Apparel Closure Type: Adjustable
Fit to Size Sentiment: Neutral
Fit Type: Behind the Head
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the behind-the-head design stay put during trail running or fast cycling?
Yes. The behind-the-head frame clears hair, hats, and helmet straps, and the adjustable closure lets you dial in a secure, bounce-resistant fit for running, riding, and active outdoor use.
Can I wear these ear warmers under a bike or ski helmet comfortably?
Yes. The slim behind-the-head profile is specifically designed to fit under helmets without bulk at the temples, making them well suited for cycling, skiing, and other helmet-based outdoor activities.
Are these warm enough for cold-weather hiking or outdoor dining in winter?
They are designed to retain heat around the ears and block wind chill during extended outdoor exposure, making them a reliable choice for winter hikes, patio dining, and open-air events.
How portable are they for camping trips and day hikes?
The foldable construction collapses into a compact shape that slips into a coat pocket, daypack, or carry bag, so you can pack them for camping, hiking, and spontaneous outdoor plans without bulk.
Will they hold up in light rain, snow, or damp outdoor conditions?
The exterior fabrics are built for everyday cold-weather wear, and the lightweight 3-ounce frame dries quickly and stores easily if conditions shift during your outdoor activity.
Are these ear warmers good for outdoor runners who hate messing up their hair?
Yes. The behind-the-head design leaves the top of your head completely clear, so your hair, ponytail, or bun stays untouched during winter runs and outdoor jogs.
Do they work for outdoor stadium games and long event days in the cold?
Yes. The 20 dB noise reduction softens crowd noise while the adjustable band keeps them comfortable through multi-hour outdoor events, tailgates, and stadium games.
Can I use them on construction sites or loud outdoor work zones?
They are not certified hearing protection, but the 20 dB noise reduction helps muffle everyday outdoor noise from traffic, equipment, and busy work environments while keeping your ears warm.
How do these compare to a traditional beanie for outdoor workouts?
Unlike a beanie, the behind-the-head design leaves your head uninsulated so heat can escape during high-exertion activities, reducing sweat while still protecting your ears from wind and cold.
Are they better than bulk over-ear muffs for active outdoor use?
For active outdoor use, yes. The slim behind-the-head profile is lighter, more breathable, and helmet-compatible, while bulk over-ear muffs can shift, trap sweat, and interfere with headwear.
Will they stay in place when I layer them with a hood or hat?
Yes. The behind-the-head band sits below most hoods and hats, and the adjustable closure allows you to tighten them so they remain stable when layering winter outerwear.
Are they too warm for high-output activities like running?
No. Many outdoor runners prefer earmuffs over beanies because the open top of the head releases heat, preventing the overheating and sweat that come with a full hat during winter runs.
Do they really fold small enough to fit in a running jacket pocket?
Yes. The foldable design collapses into a compact form that easily fits in a standard coat pocket, running belt, or small daypack for on-the-go outdoor use.
Will wind cut through them on exposed trails or open paths?
No. The ear coverage is designed to block wind chill directly on the ears, which is where runners and cyclists lose the most heat during cold, exposed outdoor sessions.
What if I get caught in unexpected weather during an outdoor adventure?
Because they fold down small and weigh only 3 ounces, you can easily stash them in a bag and pull them out only when conditions turn cold, windy, or noisy.
Are they too bulky to wear while carrying a backpack or hydration pack?
No. The slim behind-the-head band sits flush against the head and does not interfere with backpack straps, hydration tubes, or chest straps during long outdoor outings.
How do I adjust the fit of 180s Degrees behind-the-head ear warmers?
Use the adjustable closure at the back of the band to tighten or loosen the frame until it feels snug and secure around your ears. The flexible band conforms to a range of head sizes for a personalized fit.
How do I fold them for storage or travel?
Gently fold the ear warmers at the hinges until the two ear cups sit together, then slip them into a coat pocket, travel bag, or backpack. They hold their folded shape for easy compact storage.
How do I clean and care for the fabric?
Spot clean with a damp cloth and mild detergent, then air dry. Avoid machine washing or machine drying to preserve the shape, insulation, and adjustable hardware.
Will these fit under a bike, ski, or motorcycle helmet?
Yes. The behind-the-head design is intentionally slim to sit comfortably under most standard cycling, skiing, and motorcycle helmets without creating pressure points at the temples.
Are they compatible with glasses and over-ear headphones?
Yes. The slim behind-the-head band does not interfere with most glasses arms or headphone headbands, and many users layer them with over-ear headphones for added warmth and noise reduction.
What is included in the box when I order them?
Your order includes one pair of 180s Degrees behind-the-head ear warmers in the selected style and size. No additional accessories or batteries are required.
Are these safe to wear for long periods of time?
Yes. The lightweight 3-ounce build and adjustable closure are designed for extended wear, but you should remove them periodically to let your ears breathe and check for any pressure points.
Will the 20 dB noise reduction damage my hearing or block important sounds?
No. The 20 dB reduction softens everyday ambient noise rather than blocking it entirely, so you can still hear conversations, traffic, and announcements while reducing harsh background sound.
What is the difference between behind-the-head ear warmers and traditional earmuffs?
Behind-the-head ear warmers use a slim band across the back of the head instead of a full over-head band, which prevents hair flattening, allows helmet compatibility, and offers a more comfortable fit for active wear.
