Earbags - Now I can wear my hat/cap through the winter!

[HungaryTom]

The birth of Panama hats for the winter

Cool...

Order cream ones to match the Panama hats - those match the snowy colors.

Surrealism rulez.......

Cheers

Tom

 

[Not-Bogart13]

theres is an item called 180's that are earmuffs that you wear not on top of the head but that wrap around the back... ones that may be comfortable with a hat they twist up nicely to place in your pocket. i have worn them while snowboarding and wearing a helmet. until i got a helmet that had a covering for my ears. i think you may obtain them via rei.com, possibly. check them out. not to rain on your parade about the earbags, but ive found them kinda cheap. and uncomfortable.

I have a pair of these. With a fedora, they are better than wearing regular earmuff around the back of the head, but they can be annoying if you have a larger head size (say 7 3/8 and up). They are one-size-fits-all, which really means "we're too cheap to make more than one size, so live with it." :rage:

 

[Flieger]

Cool...

Order cream ones to match the Panama hats - those match the snowy colors.

Surrealism rulez.......

Cheers

Tom

lol You have a weird sense of humour, Tom. But I like it! The idea isn't really that crazy - Summers here in north Sweden can be quite cold. I remember it snowed one midsummers eve! Honest truth!

/F

 

[Lensmaster]

theres is an item called 180's that are earmuffs that you wear not on top of the head but that wrap around the back... ones that may be comfortable with a hat they twist up nicely to place in your pocket. i have worn them while snowboarding and wearing a helmet. until i got a helmet that had a covering for my ears. i think you may obtain them via rei.com, possibly. check them out. not to rain on your parade about the earbags, but ive found them kinda cheap. and uncomfortable.

I looked at the site and see there are two types, Heat and Ti, but they are the same price. Do you know what the difference is between the two?

 

[KObalto]

180s

I love the 180s. Great with hats and they're made in my hometown.
http://www.180s.com/pages/catalog_listing.aspx?g=1,2&y=7