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The Arc'teryx Bird Head Toque proves that 16th-century France is still in.
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very nice!
Lillian
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Arc'teryx made a very nice beanie! loved the cool bird logo too.
warm, good breathing
Andrei
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Does this hat make me look like a tool?
Courtney Dean
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I love this hat. I have multiple personalities regarding clothing style, flash, etc. Sometimes I want the most understated article, and then sometimes I love a big bird skeleton to flash across my head.
It's an awesome hat that screams label whore. And I'm cool with that. It's fine. Give me a an Arc'teryx jacket wit h a logo across the back like a biker jacket and I may just have to cough up the $700 for it!
Now to get serious:
It's tight for a larger head. It took a few headaches to stretch it out a bit and feel like it fits my medium/large head ( 7 1/4).
It's warm. It'll slip over ears and keep your noggin warm through a cold New England hike, climb, run or rush from the car.
It will get too warm for high exertion. Once you've climbed a few thousand feet or run a couple miles, you'll want to pull it off for a cool down. It will, however catch sweat and keep it out of your eyes.
the fleece lining is nice and soft. No scratchy forehead.
Buy this and show others how much you love this brand. wear it proudly.
Itching?
bcl
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Itching?
Courtney Dean
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No itching. Though it doesn't reflect in the photos, there is a nice fleece liner inside the hat that extends about two inches, minimizing itch.
Great hat
Event Horizon
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- Gender: Male
First off I guess I just have a big head because this thing put a serious clamp down on my noggin. Other than that I have worn this thing everywhere. Wool is hard for me to wear so I was a little concerned with this purchase. After extended use I still do break out a bit. This hat is comfortable and soft. A great buy.
Great hat. Warm.
Shane Stefanick
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- Gender: Male
This hat is very warm, and it covers my head and ears perfectly. The material is good and soft. I only order these hats now. (just different colors)
Perfect beanie!
Ja
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- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I love the look and the snug fit of this beanie! My head measures 22 3/4 inch andthis could not fit any better. It always stays in place and keeps my brain at a perfect temperature! It is absolutely perfect for xc skiing or just around town. The blend of merino wool and acrylic is ideal, so is the weight and style!! My favorite arc'teryx beanie!
Best Beanies Out There
Scott Allred
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I am a huge fan of the fleece underband in Arc'teryx beanies. I have never had a cold head with one of these on, even in blizzard conditions.
Favorite
Matt Oliver
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In the end it is only just another beanie, but it sure is my favorite beanie...
I didn't fit.
Matt Oliver
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simply the best
sco3656860
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Have 3 of them and all my other beanies are collecting dust. Fit is superb and they last forever. Great for chilly wet environments like BC. Stays relatively warm even when pretty wet. Just wish the logo was turned down in volume..its a bit loud!! i
A very solid beanie
MGlowBlue
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This beanie fits well, keeps your head warm, and looks pretty awesome. That is all.
My favorite beanie
Thomas Bloess
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Pros: Keeps my head warm, nice and soft, looks cool, perfect for So Cal.
Cons: $35 is a tad steep for a beanie, but my wife bought it for me so doesn't matter
Overall I love this thing, it fits my round head perfect, covers my ears just right, isn't too heavy, not too light. I can wear in snowboarding or camping. In the winter in the backcountry I have it on all day. During Spring and Fall, works great for the cooler afternoons and evenings. If you like to sleep with your beanie on your noggin, this stays on nice and not too tight to keep your lid warm for the evening. Sometimes I opt for this instead of tucking my head deep in my bags hood and it works great.
mellow yellow and green
Olaf
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nice
I am wondering if the sign ARCTERYX is...
Lukasz
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I am wondering if the sign ARCTERYX is really red or grey ?On the photo is red but in reality?
Thanks - Luke
DEON NORTJE
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it is really red
nice but short
Roger Ault
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I picked one up about a year ago when the cheap knit cap I was wearing wasn't doing the job. This works great as far as keeping wind out of my ears and allowing my head to breathe. Works well down to around 20 deg Fahrenheit below that I use a MH dome.
If it would just go all the way over my ears it would be a perfect 5
Mine weighs 2.2oz.
awesome!
Olaf
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just upgraded to this beanie after a cold night on a recent overnighter
Big Papa
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One of my backpacking buddies just upgraded to this beanie after a cold night on a recent overnighter where we both suspected he did not have his dome adequately insulated. He picked one up in the Carbide/Lichen and it looks good. His initial assessment has been positive, although I suspect that if he had not gotten it at a sale price, he probably wouldn't have popped for it. He plans to roll with it as his regular backpacking beanie.
Arc'teryx Head Beanie...35 dollar hat for a 2 dollar head
Wha4444718
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Wandered cautiously into the Arc'teryx brand with this beanie.....olive with the blue bird. Smartest move I've made this winter. I'm bald (there I said it) so getting something that keeps my head warm but is also breathable and comfortable is key, both after a day on the slopes and waiting at the dock for my commuter ferry. This quickly became my go-to toque of choice. The merino wool is key and its built so sides are warm and snug but top doesn't feel clamped to your head like a bad toupee. I would highly recommend this and I plan on buying a bright orange one to piss off my wife (she thinks I'll look like a traffic cone).
Bird is the word !!
Tripp
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awesome beanie !!! Love it !!! 50% wool 50%acrylic...fleece headband keeps ears & forehead warm...let's the top of your head ventilate a little...very nice! don't overheat in it when hiking picks up & your temp rises...very nice !!
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