Hat Fan – Clip On Mini Fan for Cap Brims with 3 Speeds and Rechargeable Battery

Clip It On. Aim It Down. Keep Both Hands.

You are standing at the edge of the flats, the tide has turned and the fish are finally on. It is 34 degrees, there is not a breath of wind, and sweat is running into your eyes faster than you can blink it out. The handheld fan is in the tackle bag, which is exactly where it does you no good.

Holding a fan works right up until you need your hands. Casting, rigging a bait, lining up a putt, pulling weeds, carrying the esky up from the car.

So put the fan on your hat.

Here's How It Works

The fan has a metal clip built into its body. Slide it onto the brim of a cap or a visor and it grips there, with the round fan head sitting just under the peak. A hinge between the body and the fan head lets you tilt the airflow towards your face, or angle it to whatever suits your hat and what you are doing.

One button runs three speeds. Speed one is a light breeze for walking around, speed two is for when the temperature starts climbing, and speed three is the strongest airflow it has. A brushless motor drives the fan, and there is no app, no Bluetooth and nothing to pair.

Inside is a 1200 mAh rechargeable lithium battery that gives 2 to 5 hours of use depending on the speed, charged with the USB cable in the box. There are no disposable batteries to buy or carry.

The whole fan weighs about 62 g and measures about 67 x 45 x 60 mm, small enough to sit in your palm, a tackle box, the glovebox or a shirt pocket. Off the hat, the clip also grabs a backpack strap or the edge of a shirt, and the folded fan stands on a flat surface as a little table fan at the campsite.

The honest part: the fit depends on your hat. It is made for cap brims and visors, and how well it grips varies with the thickness, shape and material of the brim. No water resistance is claimed, so keep it out of the rain and the surf. And do not add it to a hard hat or safety helmet unless the helmet maker and your site rules allow it.

The Gear It Replaces

• A handheld fan — one hand taken for the whole session
• A battery desk fan — stuck on the camp table and nowhere near you on the water
• A wet cloth under your cap — warm and soggy within the hour
• Squinting through the sweat — not much of a plan for a long day outside

What's In It

• Integrated metal clip — grips a cap brim, a visor or a backpack strap
• Tilting fan head — aim the breeze at your face or wherever you need it
• Three speeds on one button — light, stronger and strongest
• Brushless motor — efficient airflow from a very small fan
• 1200 mAh rechargeable battery — 2 to 5 hours depending on the speed
• 62 g body — small and light enough for a shirt pocket
• USB charging cable — in the box, no disposable batteries needed

Specifications

• Product type: Clip-on mini hat fan
• Weight: Approx. 62 g
• Dimensions: Approx. 67 x 45 x 60 mm
• Fan speeds: 3
• Battery: 1200 mAh rechargeable lithium, 2 to 5 hours of use
• Motor: Brushless
• Charging: USB, cable included
• Materials: ABS body, PP fan blades
• Controls: Single button
• Mounting: Integrated metal clip for cap brims, visors and straps
• Water resistance: None claimed
• In the box: Hat fan, USB charging cable, user guide
• Colours: Black, White
• Intended use: Fishing, golf, gardening, camping, festivals and walking
• Intended user: Adults

Your hands for the job. The fan on your hat.

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