Warmest head wear (beanie)?

[Talyn]

Only get the "Toque's" developed & tested by these entrepreneur's in the GWN.

Polar Vortex dress requirements (only for those not used to real winters)

 

[Recusant]

Best winter hat I bought for around 10 bucks at a gun show years ago.

TONAK Nasavrky
refers to a manufacturing location and branch of TONAK a.s., a historic Czech company that is one of the world's largest and most significant manufacturers of hats, berets, and caps.

• Location: While the company is based in Nový Jičín (founded 1799) and Strakonice, they have historically operated or branded products from Nasavrky, a town in the Czech Republic.
• Products: Items marked "TONAK Nasavrky" are often vintage or military-issue, including green military winter hats (ushanka style) from the late 1980s.
• Company Heritage: TONAK is known for over 225 years of experience in producing felt and knitted headwear. The name stands for "Továrna NA Klobouky" (Hat Factory).
• Current Status: The company continues to produce high-quality hats and, in 2001, acquired the FEZKO Strakonice division, expanding their production to include military, police, and fashion berets.

 

[Anchorite]

Thanks Jester, what Brand do you is up there in Minnesota Bella?
I would prefer wool but the Fjallraven I have is thicker double layer wool and the Carhartt that’s half the price does a better job.
The Nordic heater is good if stationary but beanie worked best for situational awareness, keeps ears warm with minimal interference. I like to hear if something is coming up on me. I have thought about the Sitka with wind stopper.
There jacket is easily the warmest jackets I have ever owned.

Yes - beanie for overall situational awareness.

I don’t like hoodies, prefer a beanie.