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shropshirelad
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Hats

Post by shropshirelad »

At the moment I wear a sealskin hat but was wondering what other people use to keep your head warm and dry...
Malfuss
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Post by Malfuss »

This year I'm using a teflon coated tweed flat cap. So far, all I seem to do whether beating or picking up is overheat anyway! I will probably just put my hood up come the colder weather.
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Post by LEGGER »

Tweed flat cap keeps me warm and dry and i almost live in it, but if its absolutely p1$$1ng down then its a Barmah hat.
madrags
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Post by madrags »

I have been wearing one of these for the past 15 years, and it is still warm and waterproof. http://www.cotswoldoutdoor.com/lowe-alp ... colour=124
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Post by klcity »

I've started wearing a wool beret lately, surprisingly warm, keeps the rain off, and adds a bit of flair in the field. Not everyone's cup of tea, but it’s grown on me!
Tennyson.Horler
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Re: Hats

Post by Tennyson.Horler »

I have several, a hat for every reason
I have caps, woolly bobble hats, Aussie cowboy hats. My go-to is an old beaten corduroy cap.
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