smokepiper
New in Town
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I have seen this picture before, but now more than ever I could use one of these. Forecast here for monday's low is -19f. Overnight shipping and Saturday delivery please. 
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I could use this
- Thread starter smokepiper
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fedoracentric
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Didn't this get posted once before?
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TheDane
Call Me a Cab
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More than once I think Looks like it's 20% off right now ... "only" $1260! Still way too expensive, but I sure would love to have one
Looks like it's 20% off right now ... "only" $1260! Still way too expensive, but I sure would love to have one 
Joshbru3
I'll Lock Up
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A couple years back, Dobbs did make a wool fedora with fold out earmuffs. It was actually executed very well and had it not been wool, I might have bought it for all those terribly cold Chicago winter days.
TheDane
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No, but it can be supplied with a gills-bow.
Josh: In my "native" climate we see days, where things like this would be very comfortable. I guess you guys had a taste lately ... not that fun for the ears
Joshbru3
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Josh: In my "native" climate we see days, where things like this would be very comfortable. I guess you guys had a taste lately ... not that fun for the ears
VERY true, its gotten very dangerous lately to leave ears uncovered for too long. A few years ago I wasn't careful and on a day with windchills in excess of -40 degess below zero, I got frostbite on my left ear. It was pretty bad, but thank goodness I made a full recovery. Unfortunately my left ear is very sensitive to the cold now.
TheDane
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- and loosing my ears would leave me blind! I would drop my glasses all the time lol
Happy to hear, you got through with all body-parts intact. One can live with hightened sensitivity (though darned annoying), it could easily have been a lot worse!
Happy to hear, you got through with all body-parts intact. One can live with hightened sensitivity (though darned annoying), it could easily have been a lot worse!
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I wear 180's with my hat...had to this morning to feed the stock at 9 degrees F...
I've seen earflaps that attach to the sweatband but like the 180's better... mine didn't come with speakers...
http://www.180s.com/pages/catalog_listing.aspx?g=1,2&y=7
I've seen earflaps that attach to the sweatband but like the 180's better... mine didn't come with speakers...
http://www.180s.com/pages/catalog_listing.aspx?g=1,2&y=7
Joshbru3
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Thanks, Ole. I was VERY relieved once the redness and blisters had gone away and I still had my ear. :whoo:
It was 9 degrees in Georgia this morning?? Wow, I would have thought it would have been much warmer than that. It was only about 2 degrees in Chicago this morning. I do have a pair of 180's and wear them quite often, but I find that they bump against the underside of my brim? It makes the hat sit higher on my head and then I am always worried about the Windy City wind taking my hat from me. Do you have that issue as well, Tom?
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me too.
