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I like the outdoors, and fish a lot. The sun is relentless out on the water, so I always wear one of these to shade my head, neck and face from sunburn. I sweat from my head a lot as well, and this hat is ventilated and has moisture wicking fabric, and you can dunk it in the ice cooler to cool it off on those real hot days. Great piece of gear that you may want to consider for your gear bag(s). Not affiliated with the company in any way, just a happy customer who likes their gear and apparel.


Here is another version I wear - I have this one in all white.


I also like regular canvas boonie hats. I need the chin strap so you don't lose them in the wind, or have it blow off when you goose it in the boat!

What kind of hats do you prefer/carry? Always open to new ideas.
 

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Bunch of Army issue boonie hats around here woodland and dessert
 

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Fishin' all my life--salt and fresh--never wore a hat ('cep ice-fishing)
That's funny. I have been fishing all my life, too, and I have never been ice fishing!

I suppose there are climatological reasons that explain our differing approaches.

If I lived in New York (big if, as in never gonna happen because the gun laws there are completely asinine) I would not need a hat in the summertime either.

Down South, in the dog days of summer, we get over 100 degrees with 95% humidity. A hat is highly advisable, unless you like your skin sloughing off in thin sheets, or risking the development of skin cancer.

Besides, all the pretty ladies love my hats. They say they make me look snazzy! :cool:
 

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I sure do like my Tilley's (have several of them). A bit pricey but the last forever!
http://www.tilley.com
 
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