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Re: Wide brim hats [Re: K.D.] #11764583 08/08/16 12:47 PM
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I have 3 Tilley Hemp's and enjoy them though they have gotten a bit limp. Usually they stay on if I use the strap on the back of my head. Don't tolerate the under chin strap very well. May try the wire tip mentioned above. They have an old cooter look that I am completely ok with as that is exactly what i am.

Re: Wide brim hats [Re: K.D.] #11768571 08/10/16 01:47 AM
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Magellan makes both soft and hard brim hats. I have been using one of their hard brim hats for years. Very satisfied. I got it at Academy.

Re: Wide brim hats [Re: K.D.] #11768802 08/10/16 06:46 AM
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Straw hats is where it's at for keeping the sun off ya! Personally I wear a cowboy hat when I'm mowing on the tractor or working at my family farm. I hate a sunburnt neck! If the cowboy hat isn't for you Columbia makes a straw hat as well. They're about 30 bucks if I remember correctly

Re: Wide brim hats [Re: K.D.] #11768918 08/10/16 12:20 PM
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Sun Body Hats, that can be ordered, are made in Houston are great for sun protection. I actually like them as well as the Tilley. They are size specific which is much better and comfortable than the one size fits all kinda bands and they stay on in the wind better than most. Not too expensive and the basic hats are not too expensive.

Re: Wide brim hats [Re: K.D.] #11768928 08/10/16 12:29 PM
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Wide brim straw hats at Lowe's for about $12. Wider brim than most.


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Re: Wide brim hats [Re: dreamweaver96] #11769006 08/10/16 01:20 PM
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Originally Posted By: dreamweaver96
Straw hats is where it's at for keeping the sun off ya! ... I hate a sunburnt neck! ...

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Re: Wide brim hats [Re: K.D.] #11769208 08/10/16 02:49 PM
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My favorite!

Re: Wide brim hats [Re: K.D.] #11769320 08/10/16 03:44 PM
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These might get in the way just a bit, lol. In all seriousness though, the soft brim Magellan hats at Academy work well for me.


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Re: Wide brim hats [Re: K.D.] #11773965 08/12/16 11:07 PM
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I got an Aussie type hat from Oak Ridge that works very well. I use it for work and it has held up very well. they're on a rack across the doorway from the fishing line and reel counter last time I was in there. I don't remember the name or brand unfortunately.

Re: Wide brim hats [Re: David Welcher] #11773975 08/12/16 11:14 PM
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Originally Posted By: David Welcher
My favorite!



Look at the shadow that thing casts!!

Re: Wide brim hats [Re: David Welcher] #11774542 08/13/16 11:49 AM
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Nice hat David. Sure keeps the sun off. Not sure where to get one of those. Also, I bet it wont stay on while I'm going 25 mph.


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Re: Wide brim hats [Re: K.D.] #11774543 08/13/16 11:50 AM
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I too like the coolie top. Can you dunk it to get some relief?


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Re: Wide brim hats [Re: Cast] #11780157 08/16/16 06:32 PM
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I saw this hat on a kid at Sea World a couple of years ago. I talked with his mother to find out what kind of hat it was and who made it. It is perfect for me - though stylish it is not. Extremely lightweight, no more neck burn and brim is not to large but still gives enough cover. It also has a draw string to keep it from blowing off and a ribbon draw around the head to tighten it when traveling.

I haven't had trouble with it blowing off the head but the brim will bend down some when underway at speed limiting view of view a little. This bothered me til I recently began to place my baseball had on first, then this hat over it. Now the brim stays firm and I have full view.

Sunday Afternoons - they have other hats too.


Re: Wide brim hats [Re: K.D.] #11784401 08/18/16 07:12 PM
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Got me some of that safety wire coming to fix my two Tilleys. Thanks guys. Hope it works as those things are expensive. Like a lotta things, they lose their stiffness as they get a little age on them.

Re: Wide brim hats [Re: K.D.] #11785322 08/19/16 10:20 AM
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Interesting thread. Figured I'd read it and find a clear winner. Not so.
I may order me one of the ones from Sunday Afternoons.

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