Blaze orange 4th season beanie choice?

[Davyalabama]

Bumping this thread as I was out last weekend bird hunting in 13 degrees with 20mph winds. The stormy with the hood wasn't warm enough as you walked into the wind. The lightweight merino beanie I have wasn't enough to cut the wind.

13 degrees, 20mph winds, that isn't lightweight by itself weather.

 

[Speaks]

Its always hard to find this stuff in blaze, Sitka has warmer options than jet stream but all in cammo

 

[Davyalabama]

I would buy a bunch of "do-nothin" rags in blaze orange. Then, put those on top of the warmest hat and baclava you have.

 

[PaPete90]

Check out First Lite Tundra Brimmed Beanie. Sat yesterday all day in PA Teens and 12 mph winds—no issues


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[Jake_B]

First Lite Tundra brimmed beanie for the win. I’ve been out all week in PA, we haven’t had temps above 25 all week and with windchill, most days were single temps. I bought one for my dad last year

Tundra Brim Beanie

Purpose built to be a rock in your kit during the late season, the Tundra Brim Beanie’s three-layer construction combats wind and precipitation, while actively insulating and trapping IR heat in the plush 37.5 sherpa lining. Whether you’re in an early morning blind, sitting the stand, or up high...

firstlite.com

 

[pirogue]

Have you looked at the wind stopper wool caps and beanies by Alpacas of Montana. I like mine, and they’re on sale now. They have it in orange, if that is what you want, or Big Bother says you have to wear orange on your head.

 

[Carlin59]

I have a wide range of blaze orange hats/beenies/stocking caps, but when it’s really cold, this is by far my favorite:

The Rancher Cap

Our fleece, wool and Thinsulate-lined Rancher Cap is made for seriously cold winter conditions. Four times warmer than the Original Stormy Kromer Cap.

www.stormykromer.com