Outdoor Research Waterproof Hats
Rain & Sun Protection
Whether you're hiking in the rain or biking through the desert in the summer, Outdoor Research's Ghost Rain and Seattle Sombrero hats are designed suit a variety of needs. First, there’s the Backpacker Magazine award-winning Seattle Sombrero, which is made of trusty 3-layer Gore-Tex. Its brushed lining wicks perspiration from the skin, while the brim directs water away from your face for clarity. The Ghost Rain is a convertible year-round hat that provides reliable rain and sun protection. For foul conditions, it has a removable Gore-Tex crown that sheds precipitation, and when the sun reappears and the temperature rises, it packs away in a hidden pocket for ventilation.
Note: At checkout, choose the Seattle Sombrero in fatigue/black or the Ghost Rain hat in charcoal (+ $10).
Style Options
Seattle Sombrero, Fatigue/Black
Ghost Rain, Charcoal (+$10)
Sizing Guide
Specs
Seattle Sombrero
- Fabric, crown: Gore-Tex 3L 70d plain weave (100% nylon)
- Fabric, brim: 100% nylon 70d plain weave with PU coating
- Fabric, lining: 100% polyester tricot
- Waterproof, breathable, and fully seam-taped
- UPF 50+
- Tricot-lined crown
- Floating, foam-stiffened brim with hook-and-loop adjustment
- Internal adjustable Cinch-Band
- Removable chin cord
- Weight: 3.2 oz (91 g)
Ghost Rain Hat
- Fabric, main: 100% nylon 70d plain weave with PU coating
- Fabric, rain cover: Gore-Tex Paclite 2L 70d woven (100% nylon)
- Fabric, under brim: 100% Supplex nylon plain weave
- Waterproof, breathable, and fully seam-taped
- Convertible
- UPF 50+
- Mesh-lined crown
- TransAction headband
- Stowable rain cover
- Floating, foam-stiffened brim with dark fabric underneath
- External breathable mesh panels
- 360º lightweight plastic brim edge
- Internal adjustable Cinch-Band
- Removable chin cord
- Weight: 4.9 oz (139 g)
Shipping
Estimated ship date is July 8, 2019 PT.
Payment will be collected at checkout. After this product run ends, orders will be submitted to the vendor up front, making all orders final.
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