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Armored Hat

 low profile hat for people with spatial awareness/general balance issues
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a baseball cap that is made up of a fabric covered layer of hardened foam. the foam would be impact rated to the standards of say skateboarding helmets.

standard features include a breakaway bill for protection against falls, and a flex-fit capable interior webbing that will keep the hat on your head at impact.

—tcarson, May 27 2006

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You mean these, perhaps? [Custardguts, Nov 18 2008]

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       It's a helmet cap-- a helmap.
—nihilo, May 27 2006
   

       Why would the bill have to break-away? I've actually had the bill of my ball cap deflect objects (softballs, hockey sticks, angry beekeepers) away from my face, maintaining my boyish good looks. And the flex-fit webbing will have to be very well-fitted to keep the helmap on one's head. Perhaps the addition of a skin-tone chinstrap would be helpful?
—Canuck, May 27 2006
   

       well, the breakaway bill prevents it from going through your forehead when you trip over something.   

       there are some alternatives to flexfit, maybe like the head gripping part of a welding mask?
—tcarson, May 27 2006
   


 

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