Adventure
Fractel's trail running hats are cut for the terrain that changes fastest: exposed ridgelines, shaded forest and long stretches of singletrack.
Coverage that matches the trail
An Adventure Hat adds a tuck-away neck cape for full sun exposure, a Legionnaire goes further still, and a bucket hat trades structure for all-round shade. Which one you reach for depends on how exposed the trail actually is.
Prepared for the terrain, not just the weather
Trail running hats need to survive more than sun. Branches, dust, sudden wind on a ridgeline. Every hat in this range uses breathable, moisture-managing fabric that keeps working when the effort spikes on a climb.
Apparel for the same conditions
This range isn't headwear alone. An Adventure Shirt uses the same breathable, moisture-managing approach for the rest of the kit, built to handle branches, dust and changing weather on a longer trail day.
Complete the kit with a singlet or a pair of running socks for the same conditions.
FAQs
What's the difference between an Adventure Hat and a Legionnaire hat?
Both add coverage beyond a standard cap. The Adventure Hat uses a tuck-away neck cape for full sun exposure, while the Legionnaire goes further with permanent, all-round coverage.
Do Fractel's trail running hats offer UPF protection?
Most do, though coverage varies by style. Bucket hats and Adventure Hats carry UPF 50+. On caps, UPF sits on the crown panel rather than the brim.
Is the Adventure range just hats, or is there apparel too?
Both. Alongside the trail running hats, the range includes the Adventure Shirt, built with the same trail-ready approach as the headwear.
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