🧢 Realtree Camo Knit Cuff Beanie - Officially Licensed Review

I have a big head, uncomfortable to wear and not warm And because it's too small I can't wear anything underneath, useless

I liked the first one so much I bought two more so I have one on hand in case I lose one (or two!). Ideal for bow hunting and duck hunting.

Camouflage is almost entirely machine washable. In my state, that's how many inches of orange is needed for the entire hunting season. It meets the size requirements. Cheap.

Not exactly what I expected. Of course it's orange, but I wouldn't call it bright orange. Will it be visible in the forest? Probably. But again not as light as my vest. And it's not as heavy as the one I'm replacing. A thin layer may need to be added at the bottom if I'm sitting in the shade.

Not quite what I expected. Orange for sure, but I wouldn't call it bright orange. Will it be visible in the forest? Maybe. But then again, not as light as my vest and it's not as heavy as the ones I replace, a thin layer may need to be added underneath if I'm in the shade.

Comfortable fit for medium-sized heads - soft material; Some have complained that it's not warm enough for winter hunting, but the styling suits both the head and the body. Wear a balaclava underneath and/or a hood over it for extra warmth. I also plan to order a bright orange camouflage version.

This hat is not worth the money. If it was $10 it would be one but I sent it for $20. I hunt in Connecticut and New Hampshire and luckily I had a warm hat when I traveled north this year because the hat is gauzy. The material is prickly, fits well but a little uncomfortable. It was cool to tap into, but to be honest, it wasn't difficult. The only use I could make for this hat would be to go to and from the bar to keep warm or give it to my wife to use to run errands.