Waterproof hat?

[Ari_Bonn]

Can anyone recommend a good waterproof hat?  I really love the two tracks wool coup caps  but  in live in a rain forest so  it will get soak pretty quick.   I was thinking perhaps a boonie of some sort.

[Sockrsblur]

Check out "OR" aka Outdoor research they make a gore tex hat, actually several with nice big brim that really stays dry. Bends out of the way if string hits it. love mine

[Possum Head]

I’ve got an oilskin western hat that repels water and best part is it keeps it from running down my neck


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[Pat B]

I use my fedora and spray it with camp dry once a year giving it plenty of time to quit stinking before hunting season. Water just beads off of it.

[stagetek]

My suggestion would be to buy the hat you want, then treat it with some good fabric waterproofing spray. Rustoleum makes a very good one, but there are others.

[HOGLESS2]

I bought a waterproof hat from one of the duck hunting catalogs I get. It's a boonie or some may call a bucket hat. You can roll the front back so the bow string don't hit it. It is gore tec very light weight

[twitchstick]

I have a Gore-Tex bonnie from Cabelas that works great . I also use Camp Dry on most of my hats and equipment that need water protection.

[captain caveman]

X2 on the cabelas gore Tex boonie

[Stumpkiller]

Can anyone recommend a good waterproof hat?  I really love the two tracks wool coup caps  but  in live in a rain forest so  it will get soak pretty quick.   I was thinking perhaps a boonie of some sort.

Frogg Toggs Boonie with a Terramar beanie liner underneath if cold.  Absolutely waterproof.

https://www.froggtoggs.com/toadskinz-waterproof-boonie-hat/

[H1tman7]

Filson waxed canvas packer hat, insulated since your up north. Warm and waterproof

[Sam McMichael]

My fedora does a good job of shedding rain, even without spraying it. This works well enough in moderate precipitation, but when rain is heavier, I use the hood on my rain jacket, as I head out of the woods. I don't generally hunt in bad weather, so my opinion may not be particularly relevant, but I would suggest Gore-Tex in a real downpour.

[Pointer]

I do what Pat B does...I've got a nice collapsible Stetson that I like a lot. I spray it with camp dry and leave it in the shed a couple weeks so the odor is gone. I used to use it without spraying and it worked very well even then but eventually it would soak thru on a full day of bunting in a drizzle. No issues since the spray...I rarely hunt in anything worse than a mist now anyway...don't like hunting in the rain as I get older lol

[Roy from Pa]