Description
Full Face & Neck UV Protection. All-Day Comfort.
This UV protection bucket hat with detachable face shield and neck flap delivers complete sun coverage for hikers, fishermen, campers, and outdoor enthusiasts who need serious protection from harsh UV rays. The wide brim shields your face and ears, while the removable face shield and neck flap extend coverage to your nose, cheeks, and neck — the areas most exposed to sun damage during long days outdoors. The mesh ventilation panel on the crown promotes airflow to prevent overheating, and the toggle cord on the face flap lets you adjust coverage and fit on the go. One size fits most. Available in 6 colours.
Why Outdoor Enthusiasts Choose This Hat
- Detachable Face Shield & Neck Flap – Removable panels extend UV coverage to your face, cheeks, and neck — wear full coverage or remove when not needed
- Wide Brim – Shields your face, ears, and upper neck from direct sun — essential for long days on the trail, water, or in the field
- Mesh Crown Ventilation – Breathable mesh panel on the crown promotes airflow and prevents overheating during high-output activity
- Toggle Cord Adjustment – Adjustable toggle on the face flap lets you customise coverage and fit quickly on the go
- Lightweight Polyester – Soft, comfortable, and easy to wear all day without fatigue
- One Size Fits Most – Adjustable fit for a wide range of head sizes — unisex design for men and women
- 6 Colour Options – Gray, Army Green, Light Gray, Khaki, Blue, Black — clean, versatile colours for any outdoor setting
- Multi-Use – Hiking, fishing, camping, hunting, gardening, beach, and all outdoor summer activities
Specs
- Material: Polyester
- Brim: Wide / bucket style
- Ventilation: Mesh crown panel
- Includes: Detachable face shield + neck flap with toggle cord
- Fit: One size fits most (adjustable)
- Colours: Gray, Army Green, Light Gray, Khaki, Blue, Black
- Season: Summer
- Gender: Unisex (Adult)
- Use: Hiking, fishing, camping, hunting, outdoor sports
Wide brim. Full cover. Stay out longer.













