I’m with you on the hat thing, I never wore hats & alway felt stupid wearing them & having a small head made it worse for fit. But too many times have I burned my head in hot conditions so yesterday I bought a Tiley LTM6 rock face as a functional product rather than fashion.
Yeah, the Tiley hats are great. I've since bought a second one (one of their mash-up hats) and it's been so helpful while outdoors. Definitely more functional than fashion, but I think they look nicer than most wide brim hats. 😎
Going up TWO sizes from the tilley chart was a game changer for feeling cooler with the airflo hats. I measure 22.75" which would be 7 1/4. Too tight, it fit like a normal hat, not how tilley says it should fit. So after wearing a 7 3/8 for a few years, I still thought tilley is just too hot for me. But I tried a 7 1/2. Big difference in warm weather comfort and still looks good on my head, not a sloppy fit.
Great Video. I love the hats you have recommended and they really suit you. thank you. I will absolutely get myself a Tilley hat, thanks to you video. well, I am asking my wife and son for it, for Christmas. thank you.
@@TripAstute Ok this is helpful as the LTM6 I bought is a little bigger than the measurements suggested & I considered going back for a smaller one big think I’ll keep it now. It just sits on my head, not snug but not loose, may blow off in wind though.
I am a hat person with way too many hats. The standard cotton Tilly is one of my favorites. I went to the store that sold them and tried on various sizes. I typically wear 7-1/4 but the 7-1/2 was a perfect “loose” fit. My problem is that I don’t want to flatten it to pack so I always have to wear it or deal with it.
Yeah, I hate flattening them too, but they seem to rebound fairly well. They are incredible hats -- I've worn mine a lot, and it is still in great shape. 😎
No matter where I go/travel I always take with me a baseball cap lol for them days where I don't feel like taking time comb my hair. Great videos man, specially like your credit card videos.
Thanks! I need to do more credit card videos. We're actually traveling right now, so trying to do gear reviews on items that we are carrying while on our trip. 😊
The best hat for hot weather is a cotton baseball cap with a rearward havelock. The Japanese used a similar wool one in WW2. The brim shiels your face and helps with your vision. Yes, a dark lower visor helps a lot. There is an option of headgear that surpasses any hat that is really the best. The Berber headdress is superior in every way to a hat. It's just a cotton cloth...but it works! In cold weather, you can use a wool one made from an old blanket.
Thanks for the tip! Ironically, since having kids, I've gravitated to baseball caps -- mostly because I often find myself with a toddler on my shoulders. While I still love my Tilley hat, it's hard to less comfortable to wear while carrying my little one.
@@TripAstute Agreed! Children change everything. I also have a similar hat. Its an ANZAC digger type from WW2. Wool is terrible in the heat. It looks great, but I am keeping with the Berber or baseball cap with havelock while traveling. Chin straps are very functional though. Tuk tuk or tricycle rides get a bit breezy! Happy travels!
Yeah, I’ve felt the same way too. But after getting burns, I think I’ve reconsidered my approach. I thought about wearing a visor too, but I just couldn’t get comfortable with the look. 😄
While baseball caps are better than no hat at all, they are really a poor choice for sun protection. They offer no protection for the ears or back of the neck. And of course if you wear the hat backwards like so many numbnuts these days, it offers no protection for your forehead. I stopped wearing baseball caps when I was done playing Little League.
I’m with you on the hat thing, I never wore hats & alway felt stupid wearing them & having a small head made it worse for fit. But too many times have I burned my head in hot conditions so yesterday I bought a Tiley LTM6 rock face as a functional product rather than fashion.
Yeah, the Tiley hats are great. I've since bought a second one (one of their mash-up hats) and it's been so helpful while outdoors. Definitely more functional than fashion, but I think they look nicer than most wide brim hats. 😎
Going up TWO sizes from the tilley chart was a game changer for feeling cooler with the airflo hats. I measure 22.75" which would be 7 1/4. Too tight, it fit like a normal hat, not how tilley says it should fit. So after wearing a 7 3/8 for a few years, I still thought tilley is just too hot for me. But I tried a 7 1/2. Big difference in warm weather comfort and still looks good on my head, not a sloppy fit.
I'm glad I am not the only one that feels like Tilly's chart is off. Going up in size really helped me as well. 👍
Great Video. I love the hats you have recommended and they really suit you. thank you. I will absolutely get myself a Tilley hat, thanks to you video. well, I am asking my wife and son for it, for Christmas. thank you.
Thank you! I'm glad the video was helpful. I still love my Tilley hat -- in fact, I now have more than one! 😎
than you so much! I agree with you with loose fitting hat! I had to return my LTM6 because it fits too tight!
Yeah, it's definitely counter-intuitive. I always thought that hats should be snug (like a baseball cap), but wide brim hats are different. 😊
@@TripAstute Ok this is helpful as the LTM6 I bought is a little bigger than the measurements suggested & I considered going back for a smaller one big think I’ll keep it now. It just sits on my head, not snug but not loose, may blow off in wind though.
I am a hat person with way too many hats. The standard cotton Tilly is one of my favorites. I went to the store that sold them and tried on various sizes. I typically wear 7-1/4 but the 7-1/2 was a perfect “loose” fit. My problem is that I don’t want to flatten it to pack so I always have to wear it or deal with it.
Yeah, I hate flattening them too, but they seem to rebound fairly well. They are incredible hats -- I've worn mine a lot, and it is still in great shape. 😎
Love the Tilley! Thanks for the advice!
Awesome. Glad the video was helpful. I love my Tilley hat as well. 😎
Perfect Topic for me ! Thank you Ernest, I 'm with you I rarely put on hats ! Thank you for the tips. Have a great weekend
Jose P.
Thanks Jose! Hope you have a great weekend too. 😊
Thanks! I hope you are doing good.
Thanks! All good on my end. 😊
Hats that I take on vacation are baseball hats of Hockey teams like the La Kings.
Very nice! 👍
No matter where I go/travel I always take with me a baseball cap lol for them days where I don't feel like taking time comb my hair. Great videos man, specially like your credit card videos.
Thanks! I need to do more credit card videos. We're actually traveling right now, so trying to do gear reviews on items that we are carrying while on our trip. 😊
Check out Shelta hats. My new favorite specifically the Seahawk
Thanks for the tip! I will definitely check them out. 😎
The best hat for hot weather is a cotton baseball cap with a rearward havelock. The Japanese used a similar wool one in WW2. The brim shiels your face and helps with your vision. Yes, a dark lower visor helps a lot. There is an option of headgear that surpasses any hat that is really the best. The Berber headdress is superior in every way to a hat. It's just a cotton cloth...but it works! In cold weather, you can use a wool one made from an old blanket.
Thanks for the tip! Ironically, since having kids, I've gravitated to baseball caps -- mostly because I often find myself with a toddler on my shoulders. While I still love my Tilley hat, it's hard to less comfortable to wear while carrying my little one.
@@TripAstute Agreed! Children change everything. I also have a similar hat. Its an ANZAC digger type from WW2. Wool is terrible in the heat. It looks great, but I am keeping with the Berber or baseball cap with havelock while traveling. Chin straps are very functional though. Tuk tuk or tricycle rides get a bit breezy! Happy travels!
These posts you make is awesome
Thanks Lauren! Glad the videos are helpful. 😊
Tilley is a good hat, but I prefer Sunday Afternoon Charter. Same features but about half the price.
Thanks for the tip! I'll have to check it out. 👍
hey i using MAGELLAN outdoor hat with neck flap olive night green
Thanks for the tip. I'll have to check out Magellan! 👍
@@TripAstute depends on what color you looking i don’t wear ball cap but besides running only hat one cover my hear
I hate wearing hats because of my hair, I should look into the rei cap
Yeah, I’ve felt the same way too. But after getting burns, I think I’ve reconsidered my approach. I thought about wearing a visor too, but I just couldn’t get comfortable with the look. 😄
Why would a rei cap be diff on your hair?
A lot of Tilley hats are now made in China
I heard that recently as well. It sounds like there have been a lot of changes with the company, which is unfortunate.
I like the Tilley, but not he mesh. I got no hair and the mesh is not upf rated.
That makes sense. I think they also make a few models without the mesh venting too.
Hope this guy is ok as he hasn’t posted a video in more than 4 years😕
Ha! I'm doing alright. I've wanted to come back, but between work and 2 kids, I'm finding it hard to return. 😬
hey 👋
Hello! 👋
@@TripAstute nice hat
While baseball caps are better than no hat at all, they are really a poor choice for sun protection. They offer no protection for the ears or back of the neck. And of course if you wear the hat backwards like so many numbnuts these days, it offers no protection for your forehead.
I stopped wearing baseball caps when I was done playing Little League.
I agree. I much prefer a wide-brim hat that offers more sun protection. 😎
Tilley hat there doesn't look like it's for bald people.
😂
That Tilley Airflo hat is now made in China :(
This video was basically useless.
Sorry you felt that way. 😔
How can you say that?