Product Reviews
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6 inch Brim, Low Crown Gus Hat, Guat Std Palm6" Brim with pencil roll; 5-1/4" Crown Gus Hat. Guatemalan standard palm. Most popular as shown, with ventilation eyelets and stampede string but also available without eyelets or stampede string.
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Customer Reviews
Bad a$$ cowboyhat
Bought mine 5 years at the ROT rally in Austin. Love it! Wear it on bike rally's, wear it on the river, wear at the beach, wear it when I need my shade. Strap it down on my bike, it's all bent to hell when it get to my destination. Just add water and tada! It's back to my shape. Best investment I ever made. I recommend this bad boy to anyone. Looks good and feels right! Plus, stick out of crowd when need to be found.
By Enrique Infante from Corpus Christi, Texas USA on Jan 9, 2015
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MR
I really think this is a nice hat. You have several hats that are great also. My friend at Westway Western Wear has several different hats in her store. keep up the good work. Thank you Joe Bob Smith
By JoeBob Smith from San Bernardino,CA USA on Nov 6, 2013
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Excellent Sun Hat
My husband loves his hat, he's a rancher & spends most of his day outside. Claims the hat keeps him cool. He also likes the look of the hat. Told me to buy one for myself for when I'm outside.
By Dorothy Waner from Chandler,Ok,USA on Aug 30, 2012
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6 Inch Brim Gus Hat the Best
This is the best field hat I own. It has great practical value for protection from the blistering sun and has a unique look. I have other cattleman style hats for different occasions but this is the best for working and on the tractor. I personalized it with an 8 strand horse hair hatband for an awesome look. I am glad I got the stampede string because I don't want to lose the hat.
By a member from Alabama on Sep 15, 2011
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Great for tractor work
I'm on my second, now. The first went under the brush hog. The second has eyelets and stampede string. The wide low brim is excellent for blocking the low sun dawn, dusk and winter months.
By a member from Slaughterville, OK on Feb 19, 2011
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Great Hat for Tractor Work
I bought it to wear when I'm out on the 8N Ford Tractor pulling a brush hog. Wide brim, ventilation eyelets and stampede string are great! Plenty of shade for the eyes and ventilation for the dome :) . My first Sunbody hat did not have the stampede string and the Brush hog ate it after I went under some low hanging tree limbs. I'm a happy camper.
By John Koehler from Oklahoma on Nov 24, 2010
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Big A... Hat
Wow! I love this hat and I wear it everywhere in Tucson, AZ. People stop me all the time and ask were I got this BIG ASS hat. I finally had to read the lable and tell them SunBody Hats.com is the place. Mines was the perfect gift for the hot summers here in the Southern AZ deserts. Not great for rid'n my horse or windy days, but if I had 100, I could sell them all! A Cowgirl
By A Cowgirl from Tucson, AZ on Apr 2, 2012
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This hat is finally dying after 14 years of use
This hat is the best investment I've made in outdoor apparel. I purchased it 14 years ago at a feed store in Cypress, Texas where we delivered hay weekly. It has been through years of drought, been caught in the rain, worn to the beach, worked cows in, used in the garden, baled hay in, been sat on, and has been crushed in the back floorboard of the truck by teenage feet. It is finally about to lose the top of the crown with big rips on the front and the sides, but the body of the hat is still in outstanding condition. Upon purchase I immediately flattened the brim and the crown, which caused a lot of snickering among my hay haulers, but when the hot temperatures began baking the hayfields, they always asked the same question each year, "Where'd you get that hat?" It keeps the body cool by keeping the head, neck and shoulders in complete shade, allowing me to work in direct sun for longer periods. As a woman with waist-length hair, I tuck my hair up into the crown, but the ventilation eyelets still provide circulation. Once this drought lets up and the hay begins growing again, I'll be placing my order for a new one.
By a member from Texas on Jun 23, 2011
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