Cloudveil Rayzar Hat

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The Rayzar Hat is a winter hat made by Cloudveil. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review.

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From Oregon Mountain Community:
"The women's Cloudveil Rayzar Hat : schoeller Hat with 3XDRY and Nanosphere for remarkable water and cold shedding. Available In: Bluegrass Leek Poppy Cloudveil Rayzar Hat Features: 4-way stretch internal fleece headband Materials: schoeller WB-400 3XDRY schoeller dryskin Nanosphere extreme 4-way stretch"

From Teton Village Sports:
"Upgraded with more repellent Schoeller WB400, the Cloudveil Rayzar Hat is a backcountry hat that is a perfect accessory on any tour. The exposed stitch fabric sheds weather, breathes during gain and stretches to fit, while also repelling grit and grime with Nanosphere technology."

From Moosejaw:
"On Sale. Free Shipping. Cloudveil Rayzar Hat (Fall 2008) The Rayzar Hat by Cloudveil Schoeller Hat is ideal for water and cold shedding. Features: Schoeller-WB-400 3XDRY Schoeller-dryskin Nanosphere extreme 4-way stretch Fleece headband"

From Campmor:
"Technical fabrication for remarkable water and cold shedding. Face is schoeller-WB-400 with 3XDRY fabric, with a PU coating and velour fleece back. It's extremely water and wind resistant, and air permeable for breathability. Schoeller-dryskin extreme with NanoSphere stretch fabric has double weave construction, is durable, air permeable, permanently elastic, water and wind resistant. Internal fleece headband."

User Reviews

Rayzar Hat
Reviewed by Middletree 77, May 16, 2008

"I bought this beanie on the internet because I was looking for a rain/wind proof beanie. I've worn it for about an hour in cold heavy rain more than once and it kept my head dry and warm every time! The fleece lining never even began to get wet. Excellent fit for a S 6 7/8- M 7 head."

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