The North Face WindStopper High Point Hat

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The WindStopper High Point Hat is a winter hat made by The North Face. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. The North Face WindStopper High Point Hat (Fall 2008 Discontinued) The WindStopper High Point Hat by North Face is designed for maximum protection from the elements in cold weather climates. Specifications: Fabric: Polartec 300 Weight: fleece with DWR Gore Windstopper Lining: Field Sensor tricotThis product can only be shipped within the United States. Please don't hate us."

From Backcountry.com:
"The North Face WindStopper High Point Hat is a lightweight, fleece cap with earflaps for maximum coverage and protection in extreme cold weather. Gore WindStopper fleece is wind-resistant and insulative, so you'll be able to batten down the hatches when the weather rolls in."

From Altrec Outdoors:
"Excellent for cold, wet, windy weather, The North Face WINDSTOPPER High Point Hat offers full-head coverage in a blend of DWR treated Polartec 300 weight fleece and a WINDSTOPPER fleece lining. An adjustable drawcord allows you to cinch the hat down around your ears for optimal warmth. This is an excellent choice for alpinists and winter backcountry enthusiasts."

From REI:
"Keep your head covered with this earflap hat designed with maximum coverage for extreme cold—great for windy conditions too. Gore WindStopper® laminate combined with Polartec 300® fleece makes this hat windproof, breathable and luxuriantly warm. Fabric insulates even if wet and has a DWR (Durable Water Repellent) finish to help shed rain and snow. Field Sensor™ lining wicks away perspiration to keep you comfortable during high-exertion activity. Adjustable shockcord cinches snugly around ears and under chin to hold hat and flaps in place; flaps fold up for warmer conditions."