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Inflatable hat

 Water proof hat which can be inflated for exta thermal insolation
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probably baked.... but how about a rainhat which you can inflate if the weather is cold, but packs small when its deflated. Can also be worn in warm weather in it's deflated state. Air's a good thermal insulator right?
—solomungus, Apr 15 2001

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       Not a fashion item then? Deflated hats don't look too good at the best of times.
—PotatoPete, Apr 16 2001
   

       Sure. Thermarest (tm) makes an inflatable sleeping pad that's waterproof nylon over foam, the foam minimizes air convection and provides superior insulation. Fill it with water during hot weather.
—Dog Ed, Apr 16 2001
   


 

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