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by XorNot 1y ago
Kalahari hats are my go-to when outside these days.
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- subpixel 1y agoI wear a baseball cap and a hooded sun shirt. Plus mineral sunscreen all over my face and neck. https://hendersonvilleoutfitters.com/products/upf-shirts https://hendersonvilleoutfitters.com/products/upf-shirts
- contingencies 1y agoTechnically both of these approaches are not as good as a wide brimmed hat in terms of face protection. However, for some sports it's superior (anything with wind or clearance issues). I'm on a Stetson at the moment after a US trip but usually go for whatever broad brim is available. Buying new ones gets old so going for a 'crushable' model is the go - I like the felt Stetsons. The other benefit from a broad brim is it functions as an auto-umbrella in light weather which is damn cool. Also, hat-on-face is similar to those plane-sleep-eyewear bands.
- whatevaa 1y agoYeah, I wouldn't classify it as a hat anymore. Looks more like a hoodie.