The long fleece beanie

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Mine is an old generic brand one.. but they can be found if you look.

..here's one i found in 30 sec

http://www.amazon.com/Turtle-Fur-Peak-Polartec-Fleece/dp/B00E4B4JHG

but im sure you could find them cheap at a thrift store or target/kmart type store..

I had one (REI store brand)used for sleep, rolled up, or rolled down over the ears – very versatile. Eventually it's been so burned by campfire (always get the pyromaniacs when I go out in a group, I just replaced it with an R1 balacava. We will see how it works but always on the lookout for a replacement beanie in subdued colors.

Costco seems to always have fleece balaclavas in stock for 5-8 bucks depending on the season. I've been using these for going on 3 years now, and they're great. Lots of configurations, warm, and comfy. One of the very few items I don't weigh.

Pretty easy to make one

Fleece is usually stretchier in one direction – make sure that goes around your head

Make two straight sides with rounded top. Before you cut it off, try it on. If it's too loose, sew a seam further in, until it fits good. Then cut off about 1/4" from seam.

I was kinda with Greg on this in that I didn't know if this was a specific product or brand you were referring to, or just an extended length fleece beanie. I had tried searching for "long fleece beanie", but found nothing referred to as that.

Thanks for clarifying, I like a long fleece beanie as well, although I have been using a Smartwool Training beanie in the warmer months because it works particularly well when hiking, and can be worn under a hat for added warmth (and I got a killer deal on a closeout). That being said, I prefer the long fleece for colder seasons and for sleeping. I happened to pick up a long fleece beanie about 3 weeks ago in a thrift store.