I need a WARM HAT!

[oliver1555]

You need a Kromer wool cap

Stormy Kromer



thousands of them are worn around here every fall and winter.

The rim / band around the bottom pulls down to cover your ears if needed.

Great caps for winter! I've worn one in the winter for most of my life, as have many in my family. Very common cap in Wyoming.

 

[Combustix]

I used to wear a balaclava, but I stopped wearing it after I got a strange reaction from people when I walked into a bank wearing it... I still don't understand what was so interesting about the ground that they all felt the need to lie face down.

Now that's funny

 

[brokenknee]

These are the kinds of hats I prefer for Minnesota winters. If they can keep my bald head warm at -40, they should work for anyone. :thumbsup:
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Joe

Yep, that is the type I also wear. Nice and warm.

I usually get to Warroad about once a month. I will look for the bald guy with that type of hat on and introduce myself. On second thought, that type of hat really doesn't narrow it down in this neck of the woods. :laughing:

 

[creekbend]

Right here
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Thank you for the info.

 

[thatguy]

I bought one of these in camo for hunting and loved it so much went back and got another one for normal wear..

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[Marveltone]

Yep, that is the type I also wear. Nice and warm.

I usually get to Warroad about once a month. I will look for the bald guy with that type of hat on and introduce myself. On second thought, that type of hat really doesn't narrow it down in this neck of the woods. :laughing:

Good point! Pretty common head wear around here once the mercury plunges below the doughnut. Bemidji gets plenty cold also. I went to BSU, so I spent a few winters tunneling around campus to escape the harsh, frozen wind.

No tunnels in Warroad, hence, the hat!

Joe

 

[Mace Canute]

I just don't go out in the cold anymore so my toque is more a fashion statement that anything else. Back when I had to work in the great outdoors, I used to use a hardhat liner that stopped the wind fairly decently. Longest period of time I worked outside steady in a chilly wind was several years back one fine day from mid afternoon until 10 at night. Windchill was minus 65C. Power outage, eh?

 

[JDGREEN4ME]

Yep, that is the type I also wear. Nice and warm. :laughing:

Me too, very warm hats!

 

[TCJatko]

As the old timers here in New Hampshire say: If your feet are cold cover your head.:thumbsup:

 

[GolfAddict]

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