Ok folks. Winter is here and while my wool caps are great they offer zero sun shade for the eyes in the morning.
Suggestions for a brimmed hat? I was thinking a felt crushable type. Looking for US made. Any local stores?
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Ok folks. Winter is here and while my wool caps are great they offer zero sun shade for the eyes in the morning.
Suggestions for a brimmed hat? I was thinking a felt crushable type. Looking for US made. Any local stores?
No help here. I just wear a ball cap. If it?s way cold, I still wear the ball cap and just put a hood up over it.
GI wool jeep hat like the one radar wore on the show mash
https://www.google.com/search?q=farm...AXQoL34CA21:62
Name depends on part of the country your in.
We always called it Yukon or Storm cap.
I use the Murdochs version of this one if blizzard out. Flip the flap down and put up hood over. .
https://m.llbean.com/llb/shop/111754...E&gclsrc=aw.ds
It didnt cost $40
Depending on how cold it is, I use one of these. It has some insulation, enough for me. Though I do run hot.
https://www.outdoorresearch.com/us/s...ombrero-243505
I have this:
https://www.simmsfishing.com/shop/me...x-exstream-cap
is it goofy looking? yes. is it ridiculously expensive? yes. but, it will keep your head warm, your ears warm, and keep the sun and snow out of your eyes
If you wear a hoody when its chilly you don't want a large brim. Bass Pro sold me a insulated hat with fold down ear flaps. It has a two inch brim.
A large brim will flap around in the wind and is a distraction when shooting prone. The rear brim pushes the hat forward.
Google Stormy Kromer. I have these and exactly what you need. US made and will last a lifetime. I have one 20 years old. Red of course.
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So I'm cheap...I wear a baseball hat and just put a beanie over the top. When it warms up, I take the beanie off.
I just one of these for xmas. The ear warmers fold inside the hat, so they disappear when not in use. Fits good, good quality, warm and looks like a regular baseball hat.
https://tinyurl.com/y2bqvf96
Did you know that sunglasses have ratings? P for polarized, and 1-4 is the relative level of protection. You'll also find 'UV400" ratings, which mean 100% block on UVa and UVb.
Glacier glasses are rated P4. I like P3's with wrap around frames so the wind can't get behind the glass.