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*Summer Hat*
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  1. #1

    *Summer Hat*

    Hey guys

    Its time to wash the Ausfish beanie and stow it away til next winter and get out something more suitable for our Queensland weather. Been wearing my Ausfish cap but the ears are starting to cop the sun a bit to much.

    What about it Steve, are you able to market a hat with a wide brim. Have got one here made by Alvey that also has a chin strap. Don't mind wearing it because Alvey are still the best surf reel available but would prefer to let the world know about Ausfish.

    What do other people think.

    Cheers.


    Derek

  2. #2
    CHRIS_aka_GWH
    Guest

    Re: *Summer Hat*

    i just bought a woven straw hat (ocean & earth brand) $12.95 from a surf shop. I went with straw & am shelving my leather & canvas hat because my head seems to cook in them - the straw breathes & is very cool as I broke it in last week doing the lawn.

    It has a chin strap, sweat strip around the entire length of the inside of the brim with a pull chord inbuilt to tighten around your head. Its certainly not water proof or super durable (may only last a summer) but considering it must have taken some poor middle-eastern toddler days to make in a sweat shop, a pretty good buy I thought.

    An ausfish summer hat must be aimed at Qld & keep ya nut not just shaded but cool.

    my thoughts,

    chris

  3. #3
    Ausfish Addict
    Join Date
    Sep 2001
    Location
    Chinderah

    Re: *Summer Hat*

    The old felt hats we had in the army were good gear on a hot day, don't know if steve can procure them, but u can give them a bash to suit ya personality lol, curl the sides so the rain drips one way yadda yadda yadda.
    cheers

  4. #4

    Re: *Summer Hat*

    I use 2 types of caps - but predominantly it's the Adapt-a-Cap style. I have 2 - they are lightweight, cool, UV protected and keep my face, ears and neck protected from the sun.

    Only drawback in my opinion is that I can be mistaken for Yassar Arafat at times

    I also use my Ausfish cap when conditions are right or when I'm not going to be in the sun very long.


  5. #5
    Ausfish Bronze Member
    Join Date
    May 2003

    Re: *Summer Hat*

    good old adapt a cap

  6. #6

    Re: *Summer Hat*

    Agrees with the araphat, handy in winter and summer and offer plenty of protection for the ears and neck.

  7. #7

    Re: *Summer Hat*

    Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm well I thought it was a good idea.

    Derek > > > >

  8. #8
    Ausfish Addict
    Join Date
    Sep 2001
    Location
    Chinderah

    Re: *Summer Hat*

    i agree with u derek wide brim , must be our age eh
    cheers
    joe.

  9. #9

    Re: *Summer Hat*

    have an adapta cap. Also like wide brimmed synthetic hats with mesh crowns when it is hot. must have chin strap (looks daggy but saves $&#36 and a high enough sweatband at the front to cover my ever rising forehead.

    Attacked my very old Akubra with the glue gun, so its waterproof again for the stormy nights in pursuit of jacks

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