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The Helikon-Tex Fleece Watch Cap is a classic fleece watch cap for use in cold and freezing weather surroundings. Works nicely with combat helmets and other LE/Mil duty headgear.
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I have a super small head and this hat fits me just right so I say get it for an 8 to 10 yr old kid
A wide variety of colours for a lightweight under-helmet cap that fits in a pocket... and I mean more than just a large smock pocket! Warm when wet, comfy to wear, delightfully warm and without being too cumbersome. For those who've ever worn an original Jeep cap under a WW2 helmet, this is the same idea but done better. It's so good, in fact, that you're likely to overheat if you're walking more than a mile or so!! My only criticism is that it could perhaps do with being taller. Those with larger/longer heads may find it doesn't cover the ears enough when folded down, and that the cuff is too short when folded up. But as a combination watch cap and cap comforter, it's well worth the money!
Warm and lightweight hat. Stretchy so fits well on the head. Helikon-Tex is one of my favourite brands
Great winter hat, and very low profile, can just live in a pocket until you want it. Fits tight to the head and is VERY warm.
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Yes, this item is legal to own in the United Kingdom.
We base this opinion on our interpretation of UK Knife Law (see our blog). Be aware that there are different rules for owning and carrying knives in public in the UK. Read about the difference here.
