Long-hair Cani Ninja cap

The essential ally for your canicross sessions, hikes, and sporting outings with your dog

Practicing sports with your dog requires practical and suitable equipment. Standard caps are not suited for high ponytails and force you to wear low hairstyles. The Cani Ninja women's cap solves this problem thanks to an innovative cutout and a perfect fit.

👱‍♀️ Crisscross back design: its braided elastic opening allows you to easily slip through a high or medium ponytail or a bun, without deforming the cap or creating unpleasant pressure points.

☀️ Optimal sun protection: its pre-curved visor effectively protects your eyes and face from solar radiation during your outings in the heart of nature.

🏃 Lightweight & breathable fabric: designed in a technical material that quickly wicks away perspiration, it keeps you cool even during intense efforts in canicross or agility.

🧘 Custom adjustment: the back strap adapts to the shape of your head for a stable fit, even in windy conditions or during rapid, jumping movements.

🥷 Sporty & feminine style: proudly display the Cani Ninja spirit with a modern, sleek design, perfect for tackling courses with your four-legged teammate.

Why choose a cap with a crisscross back for dog sports?

When you run in canicross or clear obstacles on a course, your hair must remain perfectly tied without obstructing your vision. A ponytail cap allows you to keep your usual hairstyle while benefiting from sun protection and maximum ventilation for your scalp.

When should you use this women's cap?

• For canicross & canitrail sessions: to keep your view clear, absorb sweat, and keep your hair perfectly in place.
• For hiking & canihiking: to protect yourself from the sun all day long on the trails.
• On Cani Ninja obstacle courses: to move, jump, and run with total freedom without risking the loss of your cap.
• During agility or training sessions: ideal for staying focused on your dog without being dazzled by daylight.
• For all your everyday outdoor outings: walks in the park, running, paddleboarding, or simply during a summer stroll.