Columbia Men’s PFG Mesh Ball Cap, Quick Drying

Whether you're fly-fishing or spending a day at the lake or on a boat, protecting your head and face from exposure to the elements is vital for your safety and health. From the fishing enthusiast to the serious angler, Columbia Men’s PFG Mesh Ball Cap is the perfect way to stay protected from harmful UVA and UVB rays and maintain a touch of style at the same time. The PFG Mesh Ball Cap comes in a variety of colors, each featuring a different fish or pattern. This cap is made from 55% polyester, 43% cotton, and 2% cotton Flexfit, which consists of woven spandex that is ergonomically designed to create an incredibly secure fit. The Columbia Performance Fishing Gear brand is well known for its superior quality and perfect applications for the serious angler. The material of this men’s ball cap is CA Flexfit, which provides comfort during activities. Columbia's PFG Mesh Ball Cap features signature Omni-Shade protection that blocks UVA and UVB rays to help prevent sunburn and long-term skin damage. This men’s everyday mesh cap has also been equipped with a ventilated back for long-standing comfort while you're outside. It’s functional, fashionable, and designed to last with daily use. Columbia offers this men’s fishing ball cap on Amazon.com. Sizes range from small/medium to large/X-large. This cap is also available in more than 42 unique colors and fishing prints. Brilliant colors include beet, harbor blue, gulf stream, emerald city, night tide, vivid blue, and white. There are several patches such as the Key West fishing flag; U.S. flag; Columbia and PFG logos; and more.

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