Review on 🧢 Khaki Boys' Accessories and Hats & Caps: Outdoor Research Rambler Sombrero by David Lesperance

BEST SUN HAT ON THE MARKET! We have had these hats for our four children (ages 6-13) for several years. The brim is very wide and doesn't blow much in the wind. The khaki and blue hats look very boyish, and the pink (or whatever they call it) look feminine, although otherwise they're exactly the same. The harness has a clasp that releases if too much weight is put on it to prevent them from snagging and then choking. They are not waterproof but still useful on rainy days at day camp (according to my kids). My four children don't mind wearing them, they are much more comfortable with them on than without them. Plus, practically every time we wear them, another parent asks where we got them from. My only caveat: always buy the big ones, even for toddlers, since the smaller ones have smaller margins. We once bought a smaller one when our third was a toddler, but we ended up buying her a bigger one and just tightened it (she wore the same hat for seven years). also for toddlers as the smaller ones have smaller edges. We bought a smaller one once when our third was a toddler, but we ended up buying her a bigger one and just tightened it (she wore the same hat for seven years). also for toddlers as the smaller ones have smaller edges. We once bought a smaller one when our third was a toddler, but we ended up buying her a bigger one and just tightened it (she wore the same hat for seven years).