Powered by Nightclubs Suck AeroDry™ Technology. This is the hat built for those who endure.
Black on white is the highest contrast version of the Redline. A clean white crown with the ❌ in black, so the logo reads from a distance without any color competing for attention. Same lightweight running hat underneath: AeroDry™ sweat-wicking fabric, breathable mesh side panels, structured high crown, rope detail. The one that goes with everything in your kit because it is only two colors.
Features
Lightweight and breathable, so it will not weigh you down on your longest grind
AeroDry™ performance fabric with sweat-wicking tech built for endurance
Performance mesh sides designed for maximum airflow and peak comfort
Hook and loop closure for a comfortable, custom fit
High crown and rope detail: timeless style, redefined for performance
Black raised 3D rubber ❌ on a white crown
Who it is for
Summer training in anything. Runners who own kit in six different colors and need one hat that does not fight any of it. Triathletes who want a clean look in race photos. Anyone who thinks the white and red version is a little loud.
Fabric and care
AeroDry™ performance polyester with mesh side panel construction. Machine wash cold on its own, hang dry. A soft brush and cold water handles sweat salt on the sweatband better than anything harsher.
Fit
Structured high crown with a hook and loop closure. Standard sizing with a wide adjustment range.
Questions we get
How does this differ from the white and red Redline? Only the logo color. Same hat, same fabric, same fit. This one is black on white instead of red on white, which reads quieter.
Is white hard to keep clean? Less than people expect. AeroDry™ does not hold sweat the way cotton does. Cold water and air drying keeps a white hat looking new through a full season.
Best hat for a hot race? This or the white and red. White crowns reflect sun, and the mesh panels keep air moving through.
From the starting line to wherever the day takes you. The Nightclubs Suck Redline Performance Hat is always the right call.
