Shout out to my man @jgolf1
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I generally buy hats at out of town breweries, especially if they’re made of space age swishy material. Shout out to Louisville for this one
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First time poster here, does anybody have a good method for curving a bill? I feel like I always mess them up and their off center somehow or whatever
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Sir, where does one get sick a cool goose hat?
They were a group by from YOTB at some point. I got mine from @KC_Badger
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@JDGAFFLIN Full disclosure, they also have a Rocket Mortgage Classic logo on the side, as that’s where they were purchased this past Summer.
Knowing that, if you are still interested, I think I have a proposition;
I admire your passion for raising money and awareness for a charity with such a worthy cause. I also appreciate the invite to the event, and I will see if I can get it on my calendar.
The hat in the photo is new with tags still, and was $42 at the event, so if you make a $42 donation to thegfpd.org, I’ll mail it out to you.
Thoughts?
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I try to find a glass or some container with the desired level of curve and stick the hat in there for a few hours or overnight. Allows you to line it up fairly straight and it usually comes out the way you want it to look.
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There a few ways people use.
I just boil a small pot of water for the steam, put the bill over it moving it back and forth for like 30 seconds or until it feels soft and then throw one of these for like a day on it to the desired curve (it will come back a little bit, but the curve stays for the most part)
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The Down East Wood Ducks, Single A for the Rangers. Based in Kinston, NC. One of my favorite MiLB hats.
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That’s a great logo.
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Was going to do an EAL but at the NIT but after @Ghost_of_Ty_Webb crushed it so hard I shelved breaking out this bad boy
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NEED 
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Siiiiick
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