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Straw hats for sunny track days, which are best, what are you using? Regular ball cap isn't cutting it for shade from the sun.
I'm looking on Rocky Mountain, see they sell pro circuit,, Rocky Mountain Brand and FMF Don Series hat. I've been reading reviews, their seems to be mixed reviews on these, anyone have any of these to give a review? So far, Rocky mountain brand is the best/low cost $14, and pro circuit comes in second $20.
Already looked on Amazon, Wal-Mart, those are sub par, not the right size. Ones by the 3 i previously mentioned are the perfect size.
Let me know what you got, what's good etc.
I'm looking on Rocky Mountain, see they sell pro circuit,, Rocky Mountain Brand and FMF Don Series hat. I've been reading reviews, their seems to be mixed reviews on these, anyone have any of these to give a review? So far, Rocky mountain brand is the best/low cost $14, and pro circuit comes in second $20.
Already looked on Amazon, Wal-Mart, those are sub par, not the right size. Ones by the 3 i previously mentioned are the perfect size.
Let me know what you got, what's good etc.
We have sold about 60 of these so far.
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I get several of the cheap Walmart hats each year. They start out really snug but put them in water and then wear them for a half hour and they stretch a little bit.
Got a Quiksilver straw hat last year on our Hawaii vacation and it's definitely a better fitting hat, but it'd be destroyed by now if it were my go-to hat for working outside.
Pit Row
Straw is much better than most ball caps, at least for me. With a little bit of venting in them they feel a lot cooler than a cap. And you get ear protection too!
https://www.tilley.com/us_en/ltm6-airflo-hat.html
Careful all before you run afoul of the warriors.
I use both bucket style hats and the good old fashion surf straw hats when the suns a blazing.
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