Tilley LTM6 AirFlo Hat vs Wigwam Snow Sirocco

yeah like so there with the brim down. to tighten this hat down to cinch it down, you just pull on the one in the back so it's very tight now so this ...

If you're just getting into the sport and using rental equipment, these will be fine and they're relatively cheap, but if you have your own ski boots, do yourself a favor and pay a little more for a more performance oriented pair of ski socks. They'll keep your foot from getting blisters and enhance the fit of your boots and generally be worth the extra investment.

It's really comfortable, perfect for hiking. So this hat has a layer of mesh around the top to allow for breathability and so it's perfect for hot con...

Nice and snug warm socks washed good and the Aizen adult couldn't use them I have to give them to my kids so they love them they didn't care they they figure they going to the boots and they would high enough to keep warm so they love them

Maintains HIGH Price built by local labor NO STAR. I hope it wears well or I'll have to test the guarantee. Then again they may replace it 2X and still keep a Loony.

Wow, so glad I bought these and was able to save an arm and a leg over the price gouging of smart wool!

..) Make sure you order a larger hat than you usually do, the hat is designed to rest on the top of your head held by gravity, rather than held on by a tight band around your forehead

That puts the top on a larger girth of my calf than nearer the knee, which would hold them up better. In my experience, they are simply not tall enough to stay up on legs like mine, over time. They stayed up tonight at my son's Scout meeting (a walking tour of our local PD), but on a weekend hike or day-ski trip, I don't think they would without tape, stickum, or tight insulated underwear helping. They were feeling pretty loose before we left