how to keep your hat on?
#14
I tried the Liquid Nails trick, but it messed up my hair too much.
So lately I've been going with a staple gun. If you do this, be sure to keep the staples shorter than about 1/2", though. HPH
So lately I've been going with a staple gun. If you do this, be sure to keep the staples shorter than about 1/2", though. HPH
#15
I saw a really nice looking hat at the dealer's parts department the other day. Nice embroidered Honda "H" logo, "HONDA" oin the sides. $17.95. It is not adjustable fit, but has an elasitc head band inside the hat. They only has S/M size.
Anyone have any experience with this?
Anyone have any experience with this?
#16
I was afraid of this when I first got the car so I got a chain like the ones the dentist uses to keep the little bib on you. I would clip one end to my color, loop the chain through the adjustment strip and then attach the other clip to my color again. My hat never came off so I stopped using the chain.
#18
I tried several options and finally resorted to a leather English driving hat that I turn backwards to keep the wind from lifting it off at anything beyond 40mph. That seems to work fine at pretty much anything up to at least 70mph from what I have experienced so far.
No visor shading effect, but it keeps my scalp from getting scalded in the sun and my hair out of my face.
No visor shading effect, but it keeps my scalp from getting scalded in the sun and my hair out of my face.
#19
thanks for the tips so far...i am 5.7 or 5.8 and i am not a tall guy...i will try the tie down and also the window up deal...but so far it is when i have both windows up or down that i can loose a hat...it is not the hat so i am assuming there is a trick to keeping it on????