Our original Solar Fan Hat sold out 2,600+ units in 9 days. Now it's back, in an upgraded version.

One reviewer wrote, "This thing saved my face from the brutal Florida heat. I love it. I just wish it could blow on the back of my neck too, because that's where I'm dying out here." (87 likes).

Another wrote, "Wore it all summer, wouldn't go outside without it. On those 110-degree afternoons I almost wish the fans could blow even harder." (46 likes).

Some replied to our email, "Some days I'm out there 8-9 hours straight, and I just want the fans to run as long as I do."

A woman asked in the comments, "Does the fabric actually block UV, or just keep the sun off?" (108 likes). A few replied "Same question." Turns out a lot of people wondered the same thing.

A few mentioned smaller things. "Wish the fans ran a little quieter on the highest setting." "I'd love the brim to hold its shape a bit better when I'm looking down at my work." Every note went on the list.

Once we laid it all out, the pattern was clear. People didn't want a different hat. They loved this one. They just told us, in their own words, how to make the hat they already loved even better. And the loudest message of all? More cooling. All around. Not just the face.

So we made a short list of what mattered most:

• 360° cooling, not just the front
• Faster fans for the hottest days
• Fans that run all day on a single charge, sun or shade
• Quieter, lighter fans, and a brim that holds its shape
• Fabric that actually blocks UV, not just shade

Alright. We now had everything that mattered. It was time to turn those ideas into a real product.

That's when we hit our biggest challenge...

The wider, sturdier brim? Done.

The lighter, cooler fabric that blocks 98% of UV rays? Sourced and tested.

The fit, the mesh, the shape that holds when you look down? All of it came together on the workbench, one piece at a time.

But the fan? That's where the problems started.

Adding a third fan was the easy part. The hard part was what that fan had to do. It needed to:

• run on both solar and a battery, so it kept going in the shade, not just direct sun
• last a full day on a single charge
• blow stronger, but run quieter
• stay lighter than the old ones, so nothing dragged the brim down

Stronger, quieter, lighter, longer, all at once. That was a hard thing to ask for.

We tried to do it ourselves. We couldn't.

So we did the only thing we could think of…

We brought in an expert: Marcus Whitfield, an engineer with a Master's in Electrical Engineering and years of experience designing small high-speed motors.

Together, we set one rule: don't stop until every box was checked.

It took 2 months and 17 prototypes.

The first ones were too loud. The next, quiet but weak. Then quiet and strong, but too heavy. One after another, back to the bench.

By the time it was done, we'd spent over $32,000 on the fan alone. Not the hat. Not the packaging. Just the fan.

Most companies would never do this. It's easier to bolt two cheap fans on, call it a day, and move on. That's exactly why every other fan hat still does it the old way.

But we didn't want easy. We wanted the one our customers asked for. And after all that, what we'd worked so hard for finally came to life…

Meet the Flexmate Pro.

The same hat thousands already loved, rebuilt around every single thing they asked for. Here's what we changed.

Upgrade #1 — A Third Fan. 360° of Cool Air.

We kept the two front fans that cooled your face, and added a third at the back. With 7 blades per fan pulling air in from three sides, the breeze now wraps a full 360° around your head, your face, both sides, and the back of your neck, all at once.

Two fans cool your face. Three fans cool you.

Upgrade #2 — A Motor That Hits 6,500 RPM

The new high-speed motor spins up to 6,500 RPM. Turn it to high on a 110-degree afternoon and the air moves fast enough to dry the sweat on your neck. Still three speeds, so you can dial it back to a soft breeze whenever.

Low when you want it. Full power when you need it.

Upgrade #3 — All Day Cooling. Sun or Shade.

Out in the sun, the solar panel powers the fans and charges the battery at the same time. Step into the shade, and the battery takes over without missing a beat. A full charge runs the fans for 7 to 9 hours, so they last as long as you do.

Sun or shade, it just keeps going.

Upgrade #4 — Quieter, Lighter, and a Brim That Holds

Even with a third fan, it got lighter, not heavier. The motor is so quiet you'll forget the fans are even running. And the brim sits on an EVA foam core with a memory-wire edge, so it stays flat and out of your eyes when you look down.

Upgrade #5 — Fabric That Blocks 98% of UV Rays

The new UPF 50+ weave blocks 98% of the sun's UV rays, knitted right into the fibers so it never washes out. Under this brim, almost none of that harsh sun reaches your skin. And it's still light and breathable, with two mesh panels to keep your head cool.

Real protection you can feel the moment you put it on.

We Shipped It to a Few Hundred People First. Here's What They Said.

"I'll be honest, I figured 3 fans was overkill. I was wrong. The one on the back is the whole game. I mow for 2 hours in Texas heat and my neck actually stays dry now." — Derek R.

"Wasn't sure 3 little fans could do much. Then I turned it up on a brutal afternoon and felt the air wrap all the way around my head, not just the front. Strong enough that I stopped sweating." — Tony M.

"My husband wore his old fan hat every single day last summer, so I got him the Pro. He says it's not even close. Quieter, cooler, and the brim doesn't flop in his face when he's working in the garden." — Linda K.

Picture Your Next Hot Day

It's 100 degrees out. Everyone else is sweating through their shirt, ducking into the shade every 10 minutes. You're not. You've got cool air moving across your face and the back of your neck, the brim holding steady over your eyes, and a charge that'll outlast the whole afternoon.

So What Does It Cost?

Remember, this isn't 2 cheap fans bolted to a hat. We spent over $32,000 and 2 months just getting the fan right, with an electrical engineer and 17 prototypes.

Think about what it takes to stay cool out there the normal way:

• A sun hat in tightly-woven UPF 50+ nylon-polyester, like ours: about $35
• A battery-powered handheld fan, no solar: $25 to $40, and you have to hold it the whole time
• A wearable neck fan to free up your hands: $30 to $45

That's around $120, three separate things to buy, charge, and carry. And you still don't get solar, you still don't get air wrapping around your head, and your hands are still full.

After what it cost us to develop Flexmate Pro, we could easily price it over $100. And to be honest, next to spending $120 on a hat, a handheld fan, and a neck fan that still leave your hands full and your head half-cooled, that would still be a steal.

But that's not how Flexmate™ works. We'd rather be the hat on a thousand heads than the priciest one on a shelf.

Every hat we get out there is one more person who stops dreading the sun. That's the whole reason Flexmate™ exists, and it matters more to us than a bigger price tag.

So instead of charging over $100, we set the regular price at just $79,99. Already less than half of what all that separate gear would run you.

But that's not what you'll pay today.

Summer came early this year. And we keep hearing from people still waiting, still sweating through it, asking when they can finally get one.

We don't want the price to be the reason anyone spends another brutal afternoon miserable, whether you're out fishing, mowing the yard, or just walking the dog at noon.

So for the month of June, and only June, we're cutting it down even further.

That's right. Just $59.

Less than a night out for dinner. Less than the handheld fan and the neck fan alone. Less than you'd spend on cold drinks trying to survive one bad heat wave.

For the one hat that cools your whole head, runs all day, and keeps the sun off your skin, in sun or shade, hands-free.

Why are we willing to do this? Because we hope every person who finally beats the heat tells a friend how a hat from Flexmate™ got them through a brutal hot day this summer.

And that? Definitely worth more to us than a few extra dollars per sale.

One Thing Before You Decide

The original sold out 2,600 units in 9 days, and we had to turn people away. We make the Pro in small batches on purpose, so the quality stays right. When a batch is gone, it's gone, and the next one takes weeks.

Summer's already here. Every hot day you wait is a hot day you spend sweating it out, and if you come back to an empty page, you're waiting weeks for the next run.

So here's our promise:

Wear it. Take it out in the worst heat you can find. Use it every day for 90 days.

And if it doesn't keep you cooler than anything else you've ever put on your head, we'll refund every single penny.

No forms. No store credit. No questions asked.

Just email support@flexmate.com and say "it didn't work." Your refund hits within 24 hours.

If it works, it works. If it doesn't, we want you to have your money back.

There's nothing to lose here except another summer spent overheating.