

Legendary for it’s functionality, the Legionnaires cap will keep you protected from the sun be it in the desert or the mountains. The neoprene brim means it stows easily in your pack and can be flipped up or down depending on your protection needs at the time. A time tested classic.
S-M 54cm to 58cm and the L-XL is 59cm to 63cm
$99.90
Prices in NZD
80g
Proudly made in New Zealand
Reviews (6)
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Earth Sea Sky was formed in December 1990 when David teamed up with clothing designer, Sydney Mulligan. Between them they had more than 25 years experience in New Zealand’s outdoor clothing industry. This experience in design, production and sales was used to fill a growing need in the market for outdoor clothing that combined comfort, style and performance. David and Sydney introduced designs and colours that linked function and performance with great fit, attention to detail and fashion. Their first range of 20 garments included tramping jackets, oilskins, waterproof ski wear, 60/40 anorak windshells and Polartec thermal fleeces.
Since then, most of New Zealand’s outdoor clothing brands have taken their production offshore. Earth Sea Sky is committed to remaining New Zealand made. The Ellis family believes this is vital in maintaining the brand’s consistent quality and uniqueness.
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Lorenzo Fasano –
I wear this cap when I boulder, sport climb, multipitch but even just when I go for a walk. The easy to hide neck cover is fantastic. After a year of continue use and questionable storage choices the foam visor is still perfectly stiff and in great shape. Love it
James Watt (verified owner) –
I have always wanted one of these but never followed through until now. Great for hunting as it covers the neck so I don’t need smelly ol sunscreen.
Alex Hurley (verified owner) –
Must have for summer. I was over being sunburned, I’m kicking myself for not getting one last summer.
The neoprene brim is amazing, perfect length to keep sun off my eyes and small enough so not get in the way. I take this thing running, fishing, kayaking and work. It comes everywhere, no more sore sunburned necks, they suck.
I used to think these hats might look a bit weird… yeah, nah. if you work outdoors. it’s a no brainer.
Josh Brinkmann –
My initial thought after getting this cap from Earth Sea Sky was, why didn’t I get one of these sooner! It’s lightweight and so good for keeping the sun off! I conjunction with the Contour Long Sleeve Shirt it got a lot of use on the Mongol Rally – especially inside the car to try and get some respite from the harsh desert sun in our mobile glasshouse (actually a Suzuki Wakon R with no air conditioning. The effect was the same). It’s brilliant under helmets and being able to flick the peak up or down is very useful. You can tighten it up at the back which I found handy out jetboating the other day – tightened it right up to stop it blowing off my head. I’ve used it tramping, climbing, cycling, boating and touristing and it’s right at home in all those environments.
Nathan –
Essentail for the NZ sun
This cap comes everywhere with me now. Great for kayaking, climbing, tramping, and generally being sunsmart. Fits under helmets, hoods etc super easy, and the back folds away when you want to look a little less… Practical? Scrunch it up, wash it, it comes back for more
Paul Evans –
Best cap ever, first one lasted over 15 years of climbing, skitouring and mountaineering. Fits easily under a helmet, brim flips up out of the way so you can see upwards when you climb. If it’s hot drop in water and the brim sucks it up for later. The back folds up under the cap for days in civilisation. I live in Europe nowadays and there’s nothing to compare to this small but essential bit of kit