The well-established "Boonie Hat," commonly known as a wide-brim hat, originally gained fame as a tropical hat for the US Army. Even 55 years later, it remains highly popular and is increasingly marketed as an everyday clothing item. With its wide brim, it reliably protects the head and face from sunlight. In a sturdy ripstop design, the lightweight "Boonie Hat" is particularly tear-resistant and durable, yet can also be rolled up and tucked into a pocket. Four ventilation holes with insect mesh prevent small insects from entering, while the breathable, skin-friendly cotton fabric ensures pleasant air circulation, thus enhancing wearing comfort. Even the wind while driving in an open off-road vehicle cannot blow the bush hat off your head once the cord lock of the chin strap is tightened. The surrounding loop band features 12 MOLLE loops, which were originally used as a holding device for inserting ammunition; nowadays, they are primarily used to tuck in smaller branches, twigs, or grass clumps for camouflage purposes. A significant difference from the fishing hat is the narrower brim and much greater flexibility, allowing the hat to be rolled up compactly and easily stored in a pants or jacket pocket for transport.