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Cold Weather Beanies for the Duck Blind

Beanies

The Wool Duck Bill Beanie with a structured brim and the Izembek Beanie, warm hunting beanies for rain, sun, and late season cold.

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Izembek Beanie in Cypress, front view #cypress
Color: Cypress
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Izembek Beanie

Warmth for cold, wet mornings.

(7) Sale price$50.00
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Color: Brown
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Wool Duck Bill Beanie (15) Sale price$50.00

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Chêne Gear Beanies Collection

Chêne Gear Beanies Collection

A beanie is the simplest way to hold heat on a cold morning in the blind. Chêne's beanies are built for rain, wind, and late-season cold, and they pull on and wear all day.

The Wool Duck Bill Beanie adds a structured brim to cut sun and rain, while the Izembek Beanie is a warm, low-profile pull-on. Pair one with a neck gaiter when the temperature drops.

Small piece, big difference when the wind picks up.

Chêne Gear Beanies Collection FAQs

It is a beanie with a short structured brim built in, which cuts glare and sheds rain while keeping the warmth of a wool knit cap. Chêne's Wool Duck Bill Beanie is the main example.

Yes. Both the Izembek and Wool Duck Bill beanies use warm knits made for cold, wet mornings, and they layer under a jacket hood for the hardest cold.

Yes, and it is a common cold-weather combo. A beanie plus a fleece neck gaiter covers the head and neck, the two spots that lose heat fastest in the blind.