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Did Tecovas actually say, "We are a fancy boot maker" or you make that up?

I retired from a Battalion who's linage was Cavalry. My Unit of course didn't wear a Stetson Cavalry hat but I have often seen Soldiers who did and wanted so much to wear one. I'm retired now I don't want to wear the Cavalry Stetson, I'm wondering what hat would look nice on a woman. I don't own horses anymore I'm not a farmer, but I would like a nice cowgirl hat with no more than a 4 in crown and no more than 4 inch brim. I'd like one with a neck tie strap to keep my hat on in the windy weather.

Great videos, I've watched many, your delivery guys like to throw your stuff a lot. My question is what was the stratoliner named before they rebranded it as the stratoliner?

Nice hat. I don't mind a 3 1/2" brim. Thats what i wear when im shooting my compound bow. Cheers!

I like the crushable hats but I would like a little shape to the sides...is the brim flat all around or is there a way to shape the sides up a smidge?

Can you give me some advice? I want to buy my first hat. I’m looking for something classic and not too expensive. Can you recommend something? Thank you.

Eddy Bros no longer makes their hats here in the USA, but I really like their cougar model of outback hat. 100% wool lite felt, packable snd crushable...etc. I wouldn't buy one today since they're imported now ,but they were a steal at $50 when they were still made here.

History Nerd, I've missed your videos. Glad to see you're back.

Hey Stetson, unless you give History Nerd some review samples, I'm just gonna buy from American Hat Company instead.

I ‘d love to hear about what type of cowboy hats they used in westerns in the 50’s & 60’s. The material, etc. they seem to be real floppy compared to today.

We need a review for the Stetson Dune Gun Club hat.

I’ve had an open road for about ten years, it’s my favorite hat, I wear all the time. I’d like to purchase a newer one in a different color but the prices have gone sky high and I just can’t bring my self to get it. I think the retail for thé 6 X is $360, basically double what I paid in 2015. I just can’t.

I'm sorry that this hat was such a disappointment. I happen to like wool crushable hats as they seem to fit me better and are more comfortable, for me. I like that Bozeman, but not $12o worth! Make sure to let us know how Stetson treats you in returning this hat.

Good info, thanks!

has the quality of stetson and other once independent hat company gone down or just the price of entry into getting a great quality hat gone up, and would you say that a ten x is what a 6 x use to be at one time

If you haven’t already done it, why don’t you make a video on the multiple bottles of liquor that you have in the cabinet behind you.

Would the Stetson Powder River be a better alternative if you wanted rain resistant Stetson?

It just hurt my heart watching you smashing that beautiful hat.

glad to see you back on youtube, thanks for the review, maybe Stetson will improve quality control.

Thank you for your sacrifice. o7

The hat makes you look like a true southern gentleman but you ain't as pretty as the young lady wearing the hat...no disrespect intended.

Good video. I have a black wool felt crushable hat. Not a Stetson but cost around $50. Thanks

I wouldn't mind if you review the hats that you already own so you can save some money. You can unbox an old hat. 😊

Thank you for this interesting and understandably discombobulating assessment of theSturgis. You did help me to understand that the Sturgis and the Bozeman are basically exactly the same. (I have actually lived in both towns, and there is a huge difference!) I think you could start assessing other major hat brands. Maybe Stetson isn’t all that? What if I were to send you a hat made by say Atwood or Cody James? I would be interested to see what you think of their quality. Just a thought. Meanwhile, it is good to see you back in the man cave, sir!

I’ve seen buffalo hats . What do you think of them

As usual, nice review. I agree, Stetson should have better quality control. The hat does look good. That is my favorite crown. It is usually hard to find. Funny thing is. I bought a hat on ebay several years back and the guy also sent a cheap crushable wool hat. I have worn that cheap wool hat ever since. It looks like Indian Jones, and everyone makes a comment about it. I have worn it out and need another one. I was hoping this might be it. I guess not.

What kind of a knife is that

Every time I watch one of your videos I buy another hat. Not this time. I already had a Sturgis. Keep up the fine videos.

Good to see you back ! Its been a while. Like you I have a lot of hats and I am pretty much good now on hats. My hats are mostly Stetson, some Australian brands and a few from Bass Pro Shops. I do have a couple of crushable hats which I use for yard work, errands , and on occasion trips to the range. They are nice to have around if you are doing something that could otherwise ruin a nice hat like an Open Road . That Stetson is a nice looking hat. The Crushable hats I have are the Western Style felt from Bass Pro, their Redhead line. For the money $40.00 its a really nice hat. Looks more like a cross between a Fedora and an Outback hat though than Western. Crushable hats are useful though and they are definitely a cold weather hat. Great Review as always.

Excellent video as always, too bad about the quality control, I have just recently gotten into the hat lifestyle and this was my first hat, bought it from an online store and really enjoy it, especially living in Canada where I can wear it during the winter months. On a side note it was also worn in the most recent remake of A Star Is Born by Bradley Cooper's character.

Sretson quality is hit or miss.. sure you can send it back but after waiting 6 months for a 10x straw OR and it coming with crooked vents around it.. who wants to wait for them to make more to replace it? Now my 66 is really nice, no issues.. but if you want a well made felt hat, outdoir type, go to Akubra..

Maybe more history of hats would be cool 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤔

I have the sage route 66. I love it, but it has its place. Its light, nice for travelling in. Keeps its shape in the weather. But its no felt type dressy hat. Its nice enough to wear "dressy" but for me its more out doorsy. My akubras and frlt open roads are more for dress.. the crushable wools are great every day hats.

Nice review as usual,,not in the market but very nice…..

You need to get an Akubra hat made in Australia. I have 2 Stetsons and 2 Akubras. The Akubras are a little bit better quality, in my opinion.

stop pointing at me

Is that the Stetson Marshall hat you have on

5x is rabbit fur

How tall is the crown from the base to the highest point of the crown Sir? Please answer, thank you.

Looks good on you!

Golden age of flight, we are currently in the age of sardines 😂😂😂

I believe that hat was worn in a by a wrapper as well. Run DMC or maybe Ice Cube.. Ha

Wow! That’s a lot of information

This was a very informative video. Are you in contact or personally know anything about the Boss of the Plains series made for the Death Valley 49ers?

Great job, very entertaining and you look pretty good in a hat.

I bought three different hats online myself for less than 50 dollars, but of course not from a high ranking brand name like Stetson. But since I hate to wear an umbrella when it rains or drizzles, I wanted something "special". By special I mean one of those hats as worn either by Harrison Ford (Fedora) or Clint Eastwood (in "Unforgiven", a Stetson). So I looked around and finally found them, although under funny names such as simply "Indiana Jones Raiders Hat" or "Temple Poet Fedora", and again "Unforgiven Hat". While the "Temple Poet" Hat is by far of better wool quality than its counterpart (the "Raiders" hat) which is rather floppy, the "Unforgiven" Stetson is of a much better quality altogether. Both the "Temple" Fedora and the "Unforgiven" Stetson have the leather sweat band inside and are very comfortable to wear, and both come with a Satin fixture inside, but only the "Temple" Fedora has it imprinted with a World Map (probably marking Indiana Jones' travels). The floppy "Raiders" Fedora is not terrible but not very good either, since as I said both the brims and the edges tend to droop far too much, and since they are made out of much lighter wool, tend to remain like that. All in all I cannot complain for having spent around 140 dollars for all three, but the floppy Fedora can only be worn in the mid seasons and not in Winter, and not even under the rain. The other two have shown their excellent qualities both under harsh rainy days and even under Winter snow, always drying fast (hence water repellent) and always keeping perfectly in shape. All three came though highly well packaged, but not through Amazon, rather from these bargain stores that were offering them at the time. They were appropriately boxed, had a sturdy cardboard ring inside to keep them in shape and were sealed in a plastic bag for extra protection. I have worn them often and for that price I can really not complain. Funny to say, but when you stated that you wouldn't spend over a hundred dollars for a Stetson hat, having had it for less anyway, I thought "clever guy" he's in a league with people like me who know how to buy their stuff wisely, and indeed, I believe that you too are satisfied with your choice. In my view quality does not have to always be pricey and can be found in many other places. Besides, they might not bear the same brand name, but wanna bet? They are probably made by the same maker, only that one comes with the luxurious brand name stamped on it, or even with a label carrying it, while the other is just sold with a divergent or even, as in my case, very funny distinctive name. The quality though is very often the same.

Does the Silverbelly colorway vary from the Open Road 6X to the Open Road Royal Deluxe? Online, I'm seeing are more creamy, beige color on the 6X and the typical "silver" on the Royal Deluxe. Thanks for the video info, sir.

Is the color the same as the Powder River?

What website do you order your hats from?

LOL, I’m glad you mentioned the C&K decanter, because I saw it last weekend when I was visiting and texted friends like ‘what the holy ever loving hell???’ when I saw what they wanted for it (EMPTY!!) I inherited dozens and dozens of vintage decanters from my parents (a good number unopened) and know what they sell for because I inventoried them. I was gobsmacked at the prices in that store.