I usually wear a hat with the top down and stuff it under the seat at high speeds (above 70mph.) It's a soft hat with a small brim. Anyone else wear a hat?? What kind?? Do you tie it on??

 

I keep a ball cap in front of my seat, behind the frame support. I usually dont wear it.
I got a new very short "drop top" dew. It's there only for emergencies.

 

Since my Miata days, I have always worn a cap. Used to have a Burberry cap, now I wear a black Kangol cap.

 

I have two hats in the car at all times, a blue Honda Racing hat and an earthy color BAR Honda hat. Depending on what I'm wearing determines what hat i wear. They are both ball cap type hats, and I've had little problem at up to 90. They are stored under the driver's seat when not in use.

 

No hat for me...just short hair cut (#1) and some real good quality gel to style it.

 

I have a Fulmitz Original hat...

 

I keep a hat behind the seat, a tube of sunscreen in the bin and a rag to wipe my hands so I don't shmear the shift knob with SPF 30.

I am thinking about either a beanie with a propeller, or a leather WWI type flier's helmet with goggles -- Rick has offered to make them with red stitching and frosted S2000 logos cut into the lexan goggle lenses.

I don't bother with gel, wouldn't help. My top is slightly in the slip stream anyway. My first convertible. Still smiling.

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Red ball cap with S2000 embroidered on front. It hangs on handbrake lever when top is up; otherwise it's on my head when I've got the car out.

 

I have a gray S2000 BB hat I picked up in the Palm Springs area. When it gets cold I turn the brim backwards. This deflects the wind off my neck! Try it it works great!
It is geeting cold at night here in Massachusetts.

 

I keep the car stocked. A few under the seats and more in the trunk. In the tradeshow biz you collect a bunch of logo caps. My favorite is still an all wool regulation MLB (TX Rangers) fitted ballcap. Backwards it keeps the wind off your neck when it gets chilly. Otherwise short hair stays out of the eyes (OUCH).