How to trim the Boonie brim 1)
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- Опубликовано: 22 окт 2013
- This is just a quick vid of how I trimmed the brim of my boonie. If you have another way or some suggestions...let us know.
I hope you enjoyed the video and maybe learned something. 
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Hey, GAandy, Art here. Thanks for the post. Real informative. I just finished shortening my older tiger stripe boonie. I brought it down to 1 3/4" so it mimics the early advisor hats worn in 'The Green Berets'. After I trimed the hat, I re-attached the whip cord around the brim to give it a 'factory' look. I also removed the foilaige band from around the crown because I've read the early boonies didn't have them. Thanks again and keep posting!
This worked better than I expected it to. My brim is a much better length now. Thanks!
You're very welcome. Glad it worked out. Take care
You're very welcome Art. Thanks for the view.
Thanks for sharing. Ill do this with my roadeavour as well.
You're welcome. I hope it works out for you.
That ridiculous brim keeps more sun off of me when I'm fishing for 10 hours. I look for the wider brims. Question, why do the special operators trim it? Better vision? I heard its to break up the sharp outline of the brim.
For me, I found that the wider brim, when in the rain, will flop down too far in front and block my vision. As the cut material frays, it also helps to break up the outline.
Wow....sorry bout the bad vid. I didn't really have/take the time to see the end product before I posted. Duhhh.
If you have any questions, shoot me a PM and I'll get back to you.
2 to 2.5" is good - 3" of you're large [ 6' 4" Defensive End Types ] but FOLLOW outside the nearest stitch line .. this will keep fraying to microscopic levels, which creates a nice fuzzy / blurred edge to assist with concealment .. not all Boonies are perfectly symmetrical, so follow along the outside edge of a chosen stitch line rather a 2 - 2.5" measured distance .. also, if you're Active Duty, you'll have to be careful, as some officers can be real d-heads .. the best option is to carefully remove the brim edge [ the piece that's doubled over ] and then re-stitch it back on after you've trimmed the brim .. you'll have to shorten it a bit to match the smaller diameter, but of you're conservative on the amount of brim that you remove [ start with maybe 1" to 1.5" removal ] and re-stitch the brim-lip back on with the same stitch pattern, most Officers are too f'ng stupid to know ..
Keep that plastic gun handy in case the zombies attack. Lmao
there is a gun next to the boonie...hahah...murica