One of THE BEST Selling Akubras On The Market (And For Good Reason) - Akubra Cattleman

Hi there everyone,
Tyson Golder here from Golders Roma, Toowoomba and Tbone Longreach in Queensland, Australia.
The Akubra Cattleman is by far one of the best selling Akubras on the market and for good reason!
Top Tip: The best way to carry an Akubra is on your head! Don't leave your hat in the car in the middle of summer with the windows up. It will shrink!.. Also, consider getting the hat a little bit bigger to accommodate for any changes.
Check out our the Akubra Cattleman at: www.golderstoo...
Or if you are looking for something else just give us a call or visit us online at:
www.golderstoo...
See you soon.

[@retroman71]

I love my cattleman, i have had it now for about 6 years & its a hat that will last me a life time. I use a Akubra Hat Jack to keep its size.

[@goldersromatoowoomba372]

The Hat Jack is a great tool!

[@Cedrus1952]

I love my stockman!

[@goldersromatoowoomba372]

Glad to hear it!

[@coleparker]

I have two Akubras. The one I wear for my fieldwork is the Army Slouch hat. I have bought three of them over the last 40 plus years. The reason I favor them for my field work is the fact they have chin straps, and the outer pugee band helps soak up the sweat ( I work in the Mojave Desert). For the price and durability few hats can beat it.

[@goldersromatoowoomba372]

Brilliant! How long do you find that they last you in those conditions?

[@coleparker]

@@goldersromatoowoomba372 If you take care of the hats as suggested, by that I mean an occasional cleaning, I found that an Army slouch hat can last anywhere from 10 to 12 years. I never went through all that much trouble, so mind lasted 6 to 8 years in good condition, and another 2 to 4 years in a beat up (As one might say having character) condition, before I felt I had to replace it. As you say, anyone buying an Akubra needs to buy it a size larger, because the inner band will shrink down a size, no matter how hard you try.

[@goldersromatoowoomba372]

That sounds about the same for the other styles as well. Thanks for sharing :)

[@stevejohnson810]

the real akubras were made from rabbit fur

[@goldersromatoowoomba372]

Hi Steve, you are 100% correct!

[@6226superhurricane]

still are.

[@birgitklopf921]

yes and still made with ( fur felt