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#269724 - 05/07/14 02:21 PM Re: Sun / Rain Hat [Re: Roarmeister]
KenK Offline
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Registered: 06/26/04
Posts: 2211
Loc: NE Wisconsin
My wife actually has an almost whitish version of the LTM6 and doesn't have any problem with staining ...

... but then again, she doesn't sweat, she only glistens. ;-)

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#269727 - 05/07/14 04:59 PM Re: Sun / Rain Hat [Re: Craig_Thompson]
Deathwind Offline
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Registered: 02/01/14
Posts: 310
I had not tried that UTAlumnus. Ill give it a try. Thanks for the tip, I had tried a single string version and one where I used the string to roll up the sides sorta of aussie style.

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#269860 - 05/13/14 12:19 AM Re: Sun / Rain Hat [Re: Deathwind]
Craig_Thompson Offline
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Registered: 02/10/10
Posts: 56
Loc: SE PA United States
I happened to be near Walmart a few days ago so I stopped in to check out the sun hats. There it was as Deathwind mentioned. A very Tilley-esque hat. Near the top of the crown is a mesh band all the way around, but only .75" (19mm) wide. I would prefer more mesh area but will see how well it works.

There is a small pocket in the inside of the top of the crown with a hook & loop closure.

It was marked $10. Unlike Deathwind I paid $10.

Seems like a good hat for the money.

My wife recently noticed a large sun hat in Costco. Sun Protection Zone . Looks well constructed but there is only one size and no adjustment. She will be trying it out this summer.

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#269869 - 05/13/14 03:55 PM Re: Sun / Rain Hat [Re: Craig_Thompson]
boatman Offline
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Registered: 03/10/03
Posts: 424
Loc: Michigan
I bet a skeeter head net would fit in that pocket.....

BOATMAN

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#269873 - 05/13/14 06:31 PM Re: Sun / Rain Hat [Re: Craig_Thompson]
LesSnyder Offline
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Registered: 07/11/10
Posts: 1680
Loc: New Port Richey, Fla
for more ventilation you might look at a Dorfman Pacific (Sports Authority)... I've used one for a lot of years for 3 gun

http://www.amazon.com/DPC-Outdoor-Design...man+pacific+hat

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#269875 - 05/13/14 06:41 PM Re: Sun / Rain Hat [Re: Craig_Thompson]
Still_Alive Offline
Finally, I am a
Member

Registered: 04/08/08
Posts: 119
Loc: Utah
Tried on/handled one of these in South Dakota recently. About $50, wish I'd have purchased it.

You really can fold it flat enough to put in your back pocket (like you would a pair of work gloves) and it pops back into shape.

https://www.minnetonkamoccasin.com/Products/Detail/fold-up-hat
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#269920 - 05/14/14 07:27 PM Re: Sun / Rain Hat [Re: Craig_Thompson]
Deathwind Offline
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Registered: 02/01/14
Posts: 310
I bet it would hold a net, mine has cash, a photocopy of my ID with medical info on back and some small survival items

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