what is the size of the hat as it say one size please
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Well, it fits my big head.
If I remember when I get back from vacation I will measure one
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ISTR they are “One size fits all” hence the album and there is an adjuster to tighten them up if it’s too loose.
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it has to be 61 cm or it no good for me
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With you there (right down to the size 61)
From experience with hats one size fits all === one size doesn’t fit me!
Maybe SOTA hats will cater for big-heads like us!
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Never buy one size fits all clothing of any type as they never fit me.
Regards, Wal VK2WP
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I could almost guarantee the fit of the baseball caps. They are one size with a back adjuster and to fit my big head the adjuster was just about minimum size.
Guess fully out it would fit a bowling ball with space to go
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61cm is only a UK 7 1/2 size hat which is classed as the small end of XL. The normal (for various definitions of normal) range of head circumferences is 56-61cm so 61cm is a size in the normal range of sizes catered for anyway.
For example I’m a UK 7 1/4 which is 59cm. If we consider head radius for that sized circumference then a 59cm head has a 9.39cm radius and a 61cm head has 9.71cm, a difference of 3.2mm so hardly Earth shattering.
My Decathalon Bush Hat is a one-size-fits-all (as are my Po-Jamas!) and it’s a loose fit unless I pull the adjuster quite a bit to tighten it. You are right to query the size but I would be quietly confident the SOTA hat would fit you.
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It is described as “One size fits Most - 60cm”
Perhaps on the neat side for you
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Well if it fits at all it will be tight.
Maybe you’d be better off by buying a Decathlon hat, mine is marked 62cm and has an adjuster to tighten it up. Then all you need is to buy a SOTA patch and sew that on yourself.
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