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what brimmed hat for the summer ???
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im walking the penine way this summer and i need a hat to protect my neck and face from sunburn as i am easily burned , which model should i go for for around 15 - 20
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Just see what you can get, I picked up a Kangaroo Poo hat with a brim and neck sheet for a fiver, does the job brilliantly, except for some Americans who thought i was an aussie.
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My fiance uses a 'Jacaru' Austrailian leather hat bought from the Great Yorkshire show for about £35.
I use a South African 'Rouge' hat bought from http://www.unbeatentracks.com
These are both truly excellent hats. They are a little more than your budget but if you can stretch to them they are worth every penny.
I've had my 'rouge' for 4 years now and despite been stood on by a cow, run over by a Land Rover and generaly treated roughly it is still 100% waterproof and with a bit of saddle soap on the leather looks like it has still just come out of the box.
Thses hats can be bought in ANY size for a perfect fit and i can't recommend them highly enough.
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There's only 1 hat to get...............


a Tilley!!!!


SPF 65 and waterproof too (and elephant proof as well).

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