The Early/Mid Season Camo Beanie

The Early/Mid Season Beanie

It is said that a majority of your body’s heat is lost from your head. We don’t know if that is true or not, we aren’t physiologists. Luckily, we don’t have to worry about it in the early and mid seasons thanks to our Early/Mid Season Beanie! Everyone at Wanayi archery hunts. We made this beanie to satisfy early and mid season bowhunters. Our beanie is simple, form fitting, not too tight, and not too loose. Our Early/Mid Season Beanie is the perfect head cover to complete your concealment needs.

Made from quilted polar grid polyester and spandex, our American made Early/Mid Season Beanie will be your “go to” headwear for seasons that aren’t quite hot or cold. Whether you are stalking pronghorn on the sage flats, moving in on a bedded muley in the timber, calling a big bull elk in the aspen forest, or closing the distance on a bucket list desert bighorn, our Early/Mid Season Beanie will be comfortable. So light it won’t be noticed (barely 1 ounce), and when worn with our Early Season Hoodie and Early/Mid-Season Neck Gaiter it will give you complete concealment from the shoulders up. We recommend washing in cold water, in the gentle cycle, without any fabric softeners, and no bleach. You can tumble dry on low temperature or with as little heat as possible. Line drying is also good. Never iron it and do not dry clean.

• Quiet: quiet fabric for silent stalks and sits.
• All-season system: perfect for early and mid season hunts when paired with our neck gaiter.
• American-made: made in the USA.

Quick Glance

Sizes: One Size Fits Most Humans (we make no guarantees on animals or space aliens)

Camouflage Patterns: Sage, Pinyon Pine, Cedar Sandstone, and Aspen

Fabric: 4 way stretch 93% Quilted polar Grid Polyester and 7% Spandex

Temperature Comfort Range: 55-80 degrees Fahrenheit

Moisture Protection: Low

UV Protection: 50 UPF

Weight: 1 oz / 28.4 g

Care Instructions: Wash in cold water, gentle cycle, without fabric softeners or bleach. Tumble dry on low temperature or with little to no heat. Line drying is OK. Never iron and do not dry clean.