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Stretch front pocketLycra powernet stretch front pocket with rolled over elastic. Don't forget anything at home! Its medium brim, coupled with a sun-shielding UPF 50+ rated fabric, ensures you're well-protected from the scorching Aussie sun. Now, let's talk about quality. And we can't forget the iconic touches—the Roo features Kakadu's signature round hatband, a symbol of Aussie heritage that'll have you feeling like you just drove the Nullabor! Style #: 9H19 And when the wind picks up and starts playing silly buggers, the built-in chinstrap facility keeps your hat secure, so you won't have to chase it across the plains. The Roo Leather Hat is a top-notch, authentic Australian bush hat. Water resistantWhilst the Roo is built using waterproof fabrics and uses an aquaguard zip, it is not seam sealed. It's proudly made right here in the land Down Under, guaranteeing you the finest craftsmanship and attention to detail.
The Roo Leather Hat features:
- UPF 50+
- 5 cm
- Brim: 7.
- Australian Made
- Waxed Kangaroo Leather
- Kakadu's signature round hatband
- Lowlander Block
- Crown: 8.
Reviews
sLs Artistry
The ONLY negative I really have to say is it could have used another go-over with editing. To be fair, the bar wasn't set very high.
George A. Ranson Jr.
This book exceeded my expectations. That's all I really needed, but this story delivered all that and so much more. I love old school horror that has crazy deaths, lots of gore and something outlandish. Overall, this was one wild ride.
What I didn’t know was that it would also turn out to be one of the most legit creature features I’ve read in quite some time. There were a couple typos that I found distracting and I wanted to get in there with my red pen, otherwise, I enjoyed the writing style and loved that there's a glossary of Aussie slang in the back.
? It was really interesting to read how the story came to fruition. I'm also making everyone else in my life read this book.
Well written, briskly paced, and all the carnage you’d expect from a 10 foot tall, 300 lb, kangaroo with a taste for blood! The Roo originated from a goofy news story about a buff kangaroo causing trouble in a small Australian town. I thought 'oh cool, killer kangaroo' - expected it to be brutal mayhem that was dumb with very little substance to it. Heck I loved the forward as well!
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