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A Snugpak Snugnut Hat WGTE hat that’s great for outdoor walking, activities, working and sleeping in! It benefits from the same high-performance fabric as Snugpak’s sleeping bags. With its ‘deer-stalker’ style, it gives you the option of extra warmth and protection from the elements by releasing the side sections to cover the ears.
Being exceptionally lightweight and able to be stuffed into its pack when not needed means that this is a necessity when it comes to your kit. When you’re out camping, it’s the ultimate in daytime style and comfortable nighttime headwear to keep out the chills.
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Add to BasketGoes great with my Snugpak Sasquatch for cold nights camping and winter bikepacking. Very useful for sleeping in to avoid breathing condensation into a bivi bag. Makes a nice change from a woolly hat and the advantage of ear warmers. Cons... gets hot if you’re moving around!
Its a hat, its warm. I have used one for three winters. and like it. Oh right, review. Its green and warm, did I say that? I think its made in the UK, which in my book is a big selling point.
Excellent hat. Very warm and comfortable to wear but it does ride high on the head with the crown being quite small and shallow. I'm not convinced one size WILL fit all, but I like mine.
Bought this on a lark, but it is far nicer than I anticipated. This hat is light and warm and packs small and light. Well worth the money.
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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.
