The Rancher Cap - On Sale

I hope to love this cap, but I cannot wear it until the strong fragrance (hopefully) wears off. The smell may come from personal care products or laundry products worn by people who handle stock. L L Bean has a requirement that no one wears fragrance at work around their products, perhaps your business could put that in to effect. I am now very hesitant to order again. I cannot buy hats that have been in the local store, because of the chemicals in the hardware store, so I may not be able to get anymore Stormy Kromer stuff. :(

This is my 5th Kromer hat, love everyone of them. Anytime I walk into an establishment, I always get comments on my hats!! One lady even tried it on, and said she will be ordering soon, LOL!!!

Solid, warm hat. Great color. Adds warmth easily with the flip band. Only reason not rated a full five is this hat does provide as good of wind protection as the “original” & “snowdrift” styles (the band is looser, so wind flaps in - unlike the other two styles- if you’re sensitive to wind). Overall, very pleased.

Love it! Warmer than my regular Stormy, the ear flaps give better coverage. Bright pink color gives better night time safety.

Excellent stay with your original size. I went up a size and had to send it back. Love this hat for Wyoming wind.

Hat is really warm - would of given 5 stars for me the top of the hat is high. With the flaps done fits a bit better don’t look like a cone head. Think it’s my head. Husband has several Stormy Kromer hats and the top doesn’t look puffy. All in all I love the color and warmth.

Perfect, Perfect! This baby was built for Wisconsin winters. I use it for outdoor chores, blowing snow and just plain old cold weather. I plan on getting a dressier one to wear with my nicer winter coat. Love it!

Love the pink color. Should be really warm.

I have been hunting the past 2 seasons with the "Original Cap" in Pink and while it has done me well, I hunt in Northern Wisconsin and the added insulation and ear flaps will be a nice upgrade when the temps drop below double digits.