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Outdoor Research Women's Solaris Bucket

SKU# OREOLSOLARISBUCKETW

The Solaris Bucket is a lightweight summer hat with style, featuring eye-catching graphics. It has a sun protection rating of UPF50+, an inner headband that wicks moisture from your brow and fits in in the city as much as the outback. Packs up easily so there's no excuse not to have a sun hat this summer.

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Features

  • SolarShield™ construction
  • Ripstop nylon/polyester blend fabric with a sun protection rating of UPF50+
  • TransAction™ headband for comfort and moisture management
  • Sewn eyelets for ventilation
  • Chin loops for chin cord
  • 7cm Brim

Specifications

Average Weight 41g (Medium)
Made From Ripstop nylon/polyester blend

Technology

SolarShield™ Construction: UPF 50+. Products with the UPF symbol are made of UV-resistant fabrics that protect you from exposure to intense sunlight, and are constructed for maximum protection.

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