Hats & Clothes

One of my favorite protective devices is a thick leather hat that I picked up in my travels while hiking in Tasmania… Here is a picture of me and my hat visiting the Grand Canyon.

I use other hats, but none as protective as this one, This one will keep me from getting head achy electrical burns from many overhead lights in stores – not all lights, but many… it will block out many of the frequencies.  I’m guessing those thick cow hides really do the trick…

The creator is

Richard & Chris Siedentopf

tazhatz@southcom.com.au

www.salamanca.com.au/tazhatz

My hat has been my companion for ten year now and I just treated myself to two more my last birthday.    If I recall, they were $45 each plus shipping… Well worth the investment.  Part of the value is that they are completely crushable and travel easily- as they fold down flat.   I dealt with Richard, he doesn’t know the health value, I’ve described here…

Either way, a good hat can be very protective.  If you want to add another protective layer to it, check out the fabrics at www.LessEMF.com… I’ve used the fabrics to do other hats of mine and yes, it protects your head, but it can not stop it… it moves them to the edges of the fabric… for example I made a long sleeve dress out of one of the materials and my wrists were getting the electropollution that it was capturing…  so be careful and know what you are actually doing… I figured centralizing the impact to my wrists was worse than allowing my body to get bits and pieces all over…