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I have examples of the first three, and if you wear a hat a lot and have to adjust it for changing hair, temperature/humidity, I would say that
- I don't see the fitted hat as working out;
- I don't know how the snap-back holds up under many re-sets between a few settings.
But I am not "sold" on the strapbacks. The clasp might weaken its hold, over time, in part because the strap might stretch & thin.
Not having tried a flexfit, I am intrigued but wonder how the added spandex holds up over time.
It may be that men hand onto their hats much longer than women, so some of my concerns might be nothing for a person who is always replacing his or her hat(s).
- I don't see the fitted hat as working out;
- I don't know how the snap-back holds up under many re-sets between a few settings.
But I am not "sold" on the strapbacks. The clasp might weaken its hold, over time, in part because the strap might stretch & thin.
Not having tried a flexfit, I am intrigued but wonder how the added spandex holds up over time.
It may be that men hand onto their hats much longer than women, so some of my concerns might be nothing for a person who is always replacing his or her hat(s).