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#58225 - 01/14/06 12:14 PM Re: Equipped to Survive Hat?
Malpaso Offline
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a hat with an all-around brim, with a wide braided band of 550

I'd be in for a boonie hat as well.
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#58226 - 01/14/06 02:42 PM Re: What about these?
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I would definitly get a boonie or this hat with the ETS logo. I vote for a boonie though.

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#58227 - 01/14/06 03:11 PM Re: What about these?
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hmm... an ETS logo boonie hat...I remember mentioning that when we discussed fund raising a few months back...

Maybe the idea will catch on this time <img src="/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />

Not knowing setup costs and what not, I'm just going to throw this idea into the ring... what about both a ball cap style and a boonie style?

ball caps fit some people's style better and boonies fit other people's style better, so why not offer both?

FWIW, I'm in the big melon club too <img src="/images/graemlins/cool.gif" alt="" />

Someone with more creative design ummpff could work on the ETS designed hat with special features too.

Although the boonie hat site that was posted offered their hats for $8.97, so add in a little for set up of the embroidery, and actually doing it, boost the price a bit, and ETS could receive a nice margin on something like that.

my two cents
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#58228 - 01/14/06 03:29 PM Re: Equipped to Survive Hat?
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Yet another member of the big melon club here too. Baseball cap style is okay so long as it fits well, but not snug (definitely 7 3/4). However, I too would much prefer the boonie hat. I'd get one of each if they were offered, but would probably pass if only the baseball cap is available.
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#58229 - 01/14/06 03:58 PM Re: Equipped to Survive Hat?
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I would buy one of each. I also have a large head. That seems to be a theme here. Could it be evolutionary? Bigger head for a bigger brain? After all, the brain is the most important survival tool.... <img src="/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

I also like the hat with pockets.
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#58230 - 01/14/06 06:07 PM Re: Equipped to Survive Hat?
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Add another one on the Boonie count.

PS Anyone have a list to convert inches to hat size?

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#58231 - 01/14/06 06:20 PM Re: Equipped to Survive Hat?
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I'd be in for one of whatever is decided on, or one of each if both baseball- and boonie-style offered.

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PS Anyone have a list to convert inches to hat size?

Here's a chart on The Hat Site with European, UK, Far East and U.S. sizes/conversions. Interesting to note, on average, largest heads belong to Germans. My big noggin must come from my Germany-born great grandparents. <img src="/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />
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#58232 - 01/14/06 07:37 PM Re: Equipped to Survive Hat?
X-ray Dave Offline
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ETS boonie hat would be cool !

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#58233 - 01/14/06 07:55 PM Re: Equipped to Survive Hat?
WB2QGZ Offline
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Registered: 03/01/03
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Loc: FN30gq Long Island, NY
I'd be in either way, the idea of an ETS boonie gives me a tickle! <img src="/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" />

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#58234 - 01/14/06 08:08 PM Re: Equipped to Survive Hat?
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Big melon-boonies would be my vote, to. Ball caps just don't work that well, IMHO-I need the hat so as to not distract aviators with false signal mirror flashes, but I also want something that will help keep my ears from turning into pork rinds.

Don't need it to have the paracord braid, that's easy enough for us to make, but a map pocket in the crown, now that would be very spiffy.
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