Best for Running: Gone for a Run Ultra Pocket Hat This raffia hat is lightweight and the shape is reminiscent of a fedora, which is more sophisticated than most summer straw hats. And there’s a bit of ...

Hiking in the beating sun can get old quick, but a wide-brimmed hat that’s breathable and wicks moisture is great for protecting your face from UV rays, and keeping the sweat off your brow. I took a ...

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I’ve been covering lifestyle content for over seven years. The best hats for sun protection provide an extra layer of coverage to prevent skin damage. Our selections emphasize lightweight, breathable ...

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People often underestimate the importance of a hat when spending time outdoors. Yes, hats do a great job of keeping sunlight out of your eyes and making it easier to see, but some of them can also ...

Spending time outside is good for your mental and physical health, but all that extra sun exposure can result in serious health consequences if you aren't protecting yourself. You might think, "Hey, ...

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Two of the biggest threats to our enjoyment of the outdoors come from above. The sun will scorch our flesh and promote skin diseases, while biting insects annoy, irritate and potentially spread ...