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Beschreibung

Egal, ob du einen Wasserlauf durchquerst oder dein Lager an einem ungeschützten Küstenabschnitt aufschlägst, dieser wasserdichte und atmungsaktive Hut hält Wind und Wetter stand, so dass du dich voll auf deine Aufgaben konzentrieren kannst. Die Krone mit aufgerautem Tricotfutter transportiert die Feuchtigkeit von der Haut nach außen, und der außenliegende, verstellbare Kordelzug und das abnehmbare Kinnband sorgen für einen sicheren Sitz.

Gewicht (in oz./g) ca. 3.1 / 88 M

Funktionen

Atmungsaktiv
Mit OR-Flaschenöffner
23 cm langer Frontreißverschluss
Abnehmbares Kinnband
Mit Schaumstoff versteifte, schwimmfähige Krempe
Externer Kordelzug
Angerautes Tricot-Futter
Versiegelte Konstruktion
Verschweißte Nähte

Technologie

$GORE-TEX®$

GORE-TEX® Apparel built with GORE-TEX® is waterproof and breathable, making it perfect for athletic activity in inclement weather.
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Bewertung

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5.0

(based on 1 review)

Reviewed by 1 customer

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5/29/2011

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Great hat for rain or shine

By Ellen P

from Seattle, WA

About Me Professional/Guide

Pros

Good Protection from Rain
Good Protection from the Sun
Rugged
Stylish
Washes Easily

Cons

Best Uses

Gardening
Performance

Comments about W's Misto Sombrero�:

As a professional gardener in Seattle, I needed a super functional rain hat, and this one delivers. I really like how the brim is stiff all the way around with a stylish flair. It washes well which is important since a gardening rain hat = mud all over. I also don't seem to get hat hair with this one, and it comes in a large enough size for me. I'm even using it for a sun hat, although I haven't road tested the black color all season yet. I'm very pleased with this one. All of my colleagues are envious.

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Q:
How does the dome size compare to the Seattle Sombrero?
Asked on 3/26/2013 by Adan Munoz from San Antonio, TX
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- A:
  Adan - the Mist Sombrero has a very similar dome size to the Seattle. The dome circumference is the same in the small (55) and medium (57), but the large is slightly different. The Seattle circumference is 60 where the Misto is a 59.
  
  Feel free to contact OR Customer Service at 1-888-467-4327 or info@outdoorresearch.com if you have any further questions regarding sizing or for general inquiry.
  
  Thanks!
  Answered on 4/5/2013 by Customer Service from Seattle
Q:
How does the size of the brim compare to the Seattle Sombero and the Halo?
Asked on 11/19/2012 by Jane
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- A:
  Misto Brim Length
  
  2 1/2" front
  4 1/4" back
  Answered on 11/20/2012 by CS from Seattle
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Q:
Do you have a hat that offers both uv and rain protection?
Asked on 8/30/2011 by jilly from portlan or
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- A:
  While our rain hats and sombreros do not have a UV rating, they will be able to offer you both sun and rain protection.
  Answered on 9/7/2011 by CS Outdoor Research from Seattle, WA
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Q:
Which of your rain hats are good for rain showers (intermittent) and 80+ degree weather? Additionally, are any of these rain hats packable (rollable)? Are their sun hats that are water proof?

Thank you. Happy trekking.
Asked on 8/14/2011 by Anonymous from Roseville, CA
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- A:
  For waterproofness and packability, I would recommend our LightStorm Bucket. It is a our lightest weight rain hat and will be the easiest to roll up and stow in your pocket or pack while hiking. Our sun hats are made of a nylon blend fabric which would have light weather resistance but none are waterproof.
  Answered on 8/16/2011 by CS Outdoor Research from Seattle, WA
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Q:
What is the difference between the Misto Sombrero and the Nimbus Sombrero? Is the Nimbus Sombrero still available?
Asked on 8/6/2011 by Anonymous
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- A:
  The Nimbus Sombrero is no longer available. The Misto Sombrero is made with the Gore-Tex waterproof/breathable fabric while the Nimbus uses OR's Ventia waterproof/breathable material. Also, the nimbus had snaps on the side of the hat, making it possible to raise the sides of the brim for dryer days. The closes option to the Nimbus at this time is our Halo Sombrero (http://www.outdoorresearch.com/site/halo_sombrero.html).
  Answered on 8/10/2011 by CS Outdoor Research from Seattle, WA
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Q:
Does this hat flip up in wind? I'm looking for a hat that can withstand rain, sun and wind while sailing on high mountain lakes with out exposing the elements to my eyes.
Asked on 7/15/2011 by SV from Red Cliff, CO
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- A:
  This hat has a foam stiffened brim which helps it keep its shape, even in windy conditions. The misto sombrero is a great option for protection in the exact conditions that you describe.
  Answered on 7/20/2011 by CS Outdoor Research from Seattle, WA
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Q:
How tight should this hat fit?
Asked on 4/28/2011 by Anonymous
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  The Misto should be tight enough that it will not come off in strong weather, while still being comfortable. It has an external drawcord for additional adjustment if needed.
  Answered on 5/26/2011 by Outdoor Research CS from Seattle, WA
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Q:
misto sombrero hat --what are the measurements of head circumference for s, m, l? thx
Asked on 3/15/2011 by k
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- A:
  Thank you for your question. Click on the sizing chart tab located underneath the product photo. This will detail how to measure and the individual measurements for each size. Let us know if you have any further questions. Thank you.
  Answered on 3/24/2011 by Jeff G. with Outdoor Research from Seattle, WA