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The Backcoutry.com Cajap Beanie might look like your standard toque, but rest assured, those expecting average will possibly die of shock when the Cajap’s sexy-soft Alpaca graces their head. Yeah, Alpaca, people—the magical fur of the elusive llama beast of the South American highlands that rivals the softness of Merino, unicorn fur, and Falcor fur. This mystical Alpaca material holds warmth close without turning your head into an itchfest.
Bottom Line: The Cajap wants your head to be comfortable.
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Does it fit tightly or is there excess poofyness atop when pulled
Does it fit tightly or is there excess poofyness atop when pulled down!?
By: jeremy
December 23, 2009
Warm & Soft
By:
Darksider
July 21, 2009
Alpaca wool is warm and soft, and this beanie is no exception. It worked wonderfully for my wife during a trip to the Canadian Rockies.
Yes, the Cajap does cover your ears.
By: Rob Wykoff
March 9, 2009
What are the care instructions? Is the cap black or dark brown?
What are the care instructions? Is the cap black or dark brown? Is it dyed?
By: Marc
January 10, 2009
this alpaca is a dark rich brown, and this is the natural color of the fiber. not dyed. care instructions - similar to cashmere, hand wash, or wash carefully in a delicate wash cycle. flat dry. please note that this natural fiber requires less washing...
By: bill hartlieb
January 14, 2009
Great Tuque!
By:
kevcrowder1811436
February 12, 2009
Love this Tuque!! Its comfortable and warm, would recommend this to anyone.
what's the difference between the Puno and the Cajap?
what's the difference between the Puno and the Cajap?
By: SN0WT0WN
December 25, 2008
Both are new this year and made in the usa, using alpaca fibers from south america. The only difference is design Puno is slightly taller than the Cajap.
By: bill hartlieb
December 30, 2008
Im KING inside my beanie
By:
sky bosworth
January 12, 2009
This beanie is hotter than Tayra Banks, and comfortable as Queen Latifah. Alpaca is the softest kind of wool ive ever felt, damn near beating Merino. I use this guy if i need serious warmth, because it is a super warm beanie, to the point where i reserve it for the slopes. Note: if you have short hair, alpaca is an itchy kind of wool. it is soft as the dickens, but you'll notice it on your shaved noggin like i often do. if you have any hair above 1 inch, you will not notice, and will be happy and comparable to a fluffy kitten.
Nope. that is true. The alpaca fibers, is SO SO soft, fleece would feel like scotch brite. Alpaca is finer than merino wool, AND is hollow fiber. this makes even more flexible, softer, and warmer because of the insulation properties. Seriously, this hat does not need any fleece lining.
By: bill hartlieb
December 16, 2008
Change me.
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2008 Model No Longer Available
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BeaniesWarm & Soft
Alpaca wool is warm and soft, and this beanie is no exception. It worked wonderfully for my wife during a trip to the Canadian Rockies. more...
- Material:
- 100% Alpaca
- Recommended Use:
- Skiing, snowboarding, climbing, hiking, cold weather wear
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- Lifetime
- Country of Origin:
- China