I'm like Chaz. My ball caps fly off at higher speeds. I already lost my beloved S2000 cap in New York somewhere on one of Triple-H's drives.

 

We both wear the baseball hats, but also use a hat clip, so the hats don't go flying.

Here's a link if anyone is looking for the hat clips.

http://www.northernmountain.com/NMSmain.as...0&ClearLast=Yes

 

The only hat I've found that will stay on over speeds of 120+ with the top down is the old skool Kangol -- worn backwards (i.e. Sam Jackson style). I lost 1 or 2 baseball hats (even worn backwards) b4 I learned my lesson.

 

That hat clip is pretty clever, Lainey.

 

WOW Purp

Where'd ya go that fast? I95 at rush hour?

My ponytail holds mine on I don't need a clip, Ricks headrest sdoesn't hurt either.

Try one of those fishing caps with the mesh back, they don't lift off.

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Thanks Lainey. That hat clip looks like a good solution. Has a little "dork factor" to it though. It looks a little like a power cord. I can imagine someone pulling up next to me and asking if my hat was plugged in. . I would reply that it is the power supply for my brain.

 

I-75, my friend. Right around 2 am, you're pretty much the only one on the road. It's a beautiful thing. No cars to slow you down (not any that can catch you anyways).

 

I have to wear a hat and sunglasses because my eyes are sensitive to the sun. I too wear prescription glasses. I get visors at Target, that kind of pinch the front of your head and don't go all the way around. They don't mess up your hair as much as a whole hat does. I've had them blow off jogging when it's windy and a semi goes by, but they stay on perfectly behind the windshield. They may be too girly for a man though.

 

Nice placement of those stickers, too, Missy

 

Never thought about the "dork factor." But hey dorks don't ride/drive around in "S's".


They are cheap and work quite well. Boaters use them too from what I've heard.