Harāra Cooling Hoodie Prototype 002.1

Made to support easy and steady long runs in extreme heat, the Harāra Ice Scarf is designed for runners training through conditions where conventional bandannas lead to overheating, hats don’t provide enough relief, and ice vests are too bulky. Whether you're pacing through the midday sun or trudging through thick, stale air, this scarf is built to keep you cooler, longer.

Tested in temperatures ranging from 25°C to 41°C¹, the Harāra Ice Scarf delivers its most noticeable cooling performance in still air below 33°C²—where perceived temperature relief feels greatest. It performs best on overcast or partially shaded days, when sun exposure isn’t at its peak. In full, direct sunlight, its effect becomes most pronounced when paired with the Harāra Cooling Hoodie.

The Harāra Ice Scarf’s secret lies in a dual-layer design: a soft, microfibre shell paired with a high-retention core of superabsorbent polymers. The inner layer absorbs and locks in water, while the outer disperses moisture to promote evaporation—actively drawing heat away from your skin. Worn around the neck, it helps lower perceived body temperature and delay heat fatigue, mile after mile.

It works on its own or pairs complimentarily with our Cooling Hoodie to deliver a compound cooling effect for athletes who won’t stop when the heat turns up. No electronics. No gimmicks. Just water, fabric, and function.

Simple, efficient, reusable—and ready for the heat.

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1 77°F to 106°F
2 91°F