OUTBACK HAT 50KKGR 50+ UPF SUN PROTECTION

Outback Hat

SKU:
50KKGR
$39.99

ULTIMATE SUN PROTECTION: A popular choice for outdoor activities, the Outback Hat is designed with a full brim and is rated at the maximum protection of UPF 50+. Providing extra protection from the elements, this hat is designed to keep you outdoors longer. 
VERSATILE FEATURES: The Outback Hat features a full brim with a dark underside to reduce glare while side snaps give the option of wearing the brim up or down. The vented crown keeps you cool and comfortable while the adjustable chin strap keeps this hat secured safely in windy conditions. The inside pocket provides convenient storage for valuables.
LIGHTWEIGHT & BREATHABLE:  The Outback Hat is flexible and foldable, making it easy to pack when not in use. The lightweight, quick-drying fabric provides optimum breathability and makes this hat easy to bring along on your outdoor adventures.
MULTIFUNCTIONAL USAGE:  A perfect choice for hiking, kayaking, fishing, boating, or other outdoor activities, the Outback Hat is also great for spectator sports, rafting and gardening.

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  • 5
    Works Great, Looks Nice, Couldn't Be Happier!

    Posted by Kristen on Jul 10th 2017

    I'm in New Jersey and I ordered one of these just before flying out to Oregon for a couple of weeks. Now I was taking medication for a cough that instructed that I stay out of direct or prolonged sunlight and I couldn't exactly cover my scalp with sunblock, so this turned out to be exactly what I needed. We were sightseeing the waterfalls and hiking and I was pouring on the sunblock, but this kept me shaded and cool. Anytime we headed out, whether kayaking, hiking, or just stopping at an overlook on the highway, I reached for this hat. The image is a bit bright, but the hat is more khaki in person and the underside of the brim is a dark brown that is easy on the eyes when it is worn. I haven't bothered to myself, but the hat comes crushed flat in a bag and I was told by the wonderful folks at GG that the best way to get the wrinkles out is to steam it.