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ptc* made in scotland from girders menu skip to content hello! & faq’s contact me adventures items various music outdoor gear kit reviews seek and destroy search pointing machinery at the scenery™ tilley ltm6 airflo multicam review august 21, 2018 by ptc* 0 i like hats in general, but in the outdoors i feel odd without one. they keep the sun off my skin and out of my eyes, they slow down the sweat heading for my eyebrows, they compensate for poor hood design and they give me a handy bowl to drop in my keys and change. most importantly, a hat on me is like a picture hanging on a magnolia painted wall, it takes the bare look off me. i like wide brims, it’s a sun and rain repeller, hats aren’t just for summer. i’ve spent years with cheapo bush hats from ebay and army surplus and at the same time always tried on tilleys in the shops but found them both expensive and frankly, a bit dull. so my wallet played safe. when i got the press release about this new airflo vented design and saw it also in came in the nice camo, it was a chance to see what the score was. i read the instructions on the website, i measured my head and went for one size up from what i go for in kromer welding caps, 7 1/2. when it arrived it fitted okay but as i wore it, it slackened off a little and i did think i’d got it wrong. because although it says the hat shrinks a little in the wash, and bravely advises you to wash it often, i always think these statements are an exercise in arse covering, so they can say “we warned you” when someone boil washes and tumble dries their hat down to a size that only fits the teddy bear sitting on the chair in their bedroom (not from experience before you ask, totally random scenario). however, after a couple of days of heavy sweating i washed it. when dry i pulled it on and it was perfect, size 7 3/8 perfect. it sat securely but not tightly just above my ears. since then it’s been worn almost daily and washed maybe every couple of weeks or just when it needs it. it has maintained it’s size and shape perfectly through this, even when crushed or rolled into a rucksack for a couple of days at a time. the brim will shape to your preference to an extent, if you look at the top photie, that more pronounced front to back curve is me rolling it up at night. this style has a wider brim that many tilleys and it’s the one to go for, the extra coverage has been entirely necessary in the is horrendous sunshine we’ve had this summer. the front and back extent a little further than the sides, capping the gap between hair (what’s left of it) and collar it channels rain away as much as it keeps the sun off. the wider brim hasn’t been a problem in the wind, it’s flexible enough that the brims deflects and folds in strong gusts and the hat stays on my head. in constant wind i pull down the lace which i leave loose round my neck as an anchor of sorts, but it tightens in as well if you want that drill instructor look. you can see the lace below as well as the airflo vent around the crown. this does works, heat rises out and because the mesh is on the vertical plane, rain doesn’t really get in either. the fabric spf is 50+ which i suppose matters on the crown where the fabric is single layer, so a bare scalp is pretty well protected. the fabric’s water resistant as well, but only to an extent which is actually a good thing. rain does run off and the fabric doesn’t get saturated so that the brim flops around my face, but it does absorb enough water so that you can dunk it in a burn and get it wet enough so that you can enjoy the cooling evaporation action as you walk. i have suffered all summer in the +30degc heat we had, but out and about i was cooler in this hat than i was without it, mobile sunshade and aircon. the inner sweatband is low profile so probably contributes to the size remaining consistent once washed as it won’t crush down over time. it’s smooth and wicks well, there’s been no irritation under heavy sweating at all. there’s a wee pocket in the crown as you’ll see below, for mini haribos or something. the hat floats too, just as advertised. i have tried it several times, mostly on purpose. it’s nylon so it’s tough and it dries fast, it’s very well made indeed too, there’s not a stitch wrong on it. it’s very light at 108g and very packable too, fits into a pocket or rucksack lid. it’s £70… …and i would pay that for a new one if this one got lost. not not even getting one cheek up on the fence here, i absolutely love this hat. it’s been everywhere with me the past few months and it’s instantly vital kit. what i will say though is get the size right, i made a gamble and it worked out. get in a shop and try them on. aye, get in a shop. shops, while we still have them. posted in kit reviews . calvin b marshall august 20, 2018 by ptc* 0 a ship out of water is a very odd thing. it’s the wring shape, it’s suddenly got a whole other bit at the bottom you never really see. this summer, lying under it scraping the clatty stuff off the hull was one of the coolest places i found myself. i did make the mistake of rubbing my face with white spirit to get the layer of bitumen off after the painting was done. for one thing, the diluted bitumen dyed my beard back to it’s original browny colour and when i saw it in the mirror i nearly passed out with the shock. next was the deep burning sensation on my face that lasted overnight. what an idiot. i blame the heat. posted in items various . however august 8, 2018 by ptc* 0 without the sun, we don’t get visitors like this. posted in items various . it’s nearly over. august 7, 2018 by ptc* 0 it was an exciting moment. we lit some candles in the fireplace, the dusty ones that have been neglected for months, sitting randomly on rocks and logs taken from peaks and woods all over this awesome wee country. it was exciting because it means that the large chrome fan isn’t blowing all the time as the temperature has dropped and that the nights are coming in a little bit earlier every day. this is good. i’ve always hated summer. this one didn’t change my perspective. my blood came close to stopping flowing numerous times. the hills were horrific, i sweated and wheezed up dry tracks and found no joy in it. i abandoned it all as i after have over the years and did other stuff until the good times came back. it’s not far away now, the trees are tired, there’s gold in those leaves crying to come out, the clouds are dark and full of promise and i can breathe again. while some evenings out were i hate to say it, near perfect, where the blue skies and the warm rock felt soft rather than angry, i can’t help but think of one message: autumn, don’t let me down. posted in items various . phone in sick june 15, 2018 by ptc* 1 there are few things better in life that passing on a spark or joy or enthusiasm or interest and watching it catch in someone else. the school knew of my outdoor stuff, a parallel career of sorts i accidentally fell into about 11 years ago and when it came to world at work week they asked if i’d talk to some of the classes about it all. i love the school and the folk in it, it would be a privilege and a joy. i put together a slide show and i was amazed at how much i’ve done over the years and how varied it’s been. it was easy to put a wee talk together. every frame on the screen was a story, an explanation, a joke and possibly a practical demonstration too. i had the kids as base camp, expedition and summiteers. their task was to make camp and get their leader to the top. all with a ten second timer on the camera to get the summit shot. this meant a tent, bag and mat, stove, sarcastically warm down jacket and an ice axe. it also meant moving furniture, we piled chairs and tables and all the classes soon has a mountain to climb. some summits were on the teachers desks, some were on a cupboard. all were conquered, with a photo to prove it. i did a couple of classes in the morning and it went so well i ended up staying 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