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Arapahoe Basin Trucker Hat

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$37.00 USD
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Arapahoe Basin Trucker Hat

$37.00 USD

A classic trucker with a structured front and a breathable mesh back, made for sunny days on the hill and everything after. The official resort logo sits on a mid-profile crown that holds its shape.

  • Structured Front: Six-panel construction with solid front panels that keep the shape sharp.
  • Breathable Mesh Back: Airflow where you need it on warm days.
  • Adjustable Fit: Plastic snap closure. One size fits most.
  • Curved Visor: Permacurv® visor with a matching undervisor.
  • Officially Licensed: Features the authentic resort logo.
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Shipping

In-stock items like stickers ship within 1–2 business days. Made-to-order items — apparel, hats, posters, canvas, blankets, phone cases, puzzles — take 2–5 business days to print and pack before they ship. Framed posters and large canvas prints are built by hand and sit at the longer end of that range.

Once your order ships, transit takes 3–6 business days. Counting production, most orders arrive 7–12 days after you place them. You'll get a confirmation email when you order and a tracking link when each package ships.

Orders with more than one item often ship in separate boxes from different print facilities, so you may get more than one tracking number and more than one arrival date. If a box shows up without everything in it, the rest is still on its way.

Returns, Exchanges, and Refunds

You have 30 days from delivery to exchange or return most items. Exchanges are free and we cover shipping in both directions.

Holiday orders get longer. Anything ordered between November 1 and December 24 can be returned or exchanged through January 15, so a gift isn't stuck in a window that closed before it was opened.

Items need to come back unworn, unwashed, with tags attached and in their original packaging. Framed prints, oversized canvas, and custom orders work a little differently. The full details are in our Return and Exchange Policy.

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Mesh-back cap with a structured front.

Our resort logo trucker hat is made from a 60% cotton, 40% polyester blend. It's soft enough for all-day wear and durable enough for every day. Solid front panels keep the hat looking sharp, and the mid-profile crown sits right without riding high.

The mesh back keeps air moving on long summer days, and the plastic snap closure adjusts to fit most head sizes. A Permacurv® visor with a matching undervisor gives it a clean, finished look.

The official resort logo up front makes it more than a hat. It's a way to carry the mountain with you, whether you're in the lift line or back home.

About Arapahoe Basin Ski Resort

9

LIFTS

350 inches

AVG. SNOWFALL

1,428 acres

TOTAL SIZE

13,050 feet

PEAK ELEV.

10,780 feet

BASE ELEV.

1946

EST.

Arapahoe Basin runs the longest ski season in Colorado — typically October through June — from a base elevation of 10,780 feet to a summit of 13,050 feet along the Continental Divide. With 1,428 acres, 9 lifts, and 350 inches of average annual snowfall, A-Basin is compact compared to its Summit County neighbors, but the high-alpine terrain is among the most dramatic in the state. The upper mountain sits entirely above treeline, exposed and windswept, with views from the East Wall stretching across the Divide into some of the most rugged geography in Colorado.

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Arapahoe Basin opened in 1946, making it one of the oldest continuously operating ski areas in Colorado. It started with a single rope tow and a handful of runs, and it has grown deliberately and slowly — never chasing the mega-resort model. A-Basin is independently owned, one of the few remaining ski areas in Summit County not tied to a major resort company. That independence is central to the mountain's identity: it left the Epic Pass in 2019 and has charted its own course since, keeping its own culture intact.

The terrain rewards skiers who like their mountains raw. Montezuma Bowl, opened in 2007, added over 400 acres of above-treeline bowl and chute skiing that doubled the resort's size. The East Wall delivers short, steep lines with genuine consequence, and The Beavers and Steep Gullies — hike-to terrain accessed from Montezuma Bowl — offer the kind of backcountry-adjacent skiing that most resorts can only talk about. A-Basin's parking lot tailgate scene on spring afternoons is as much a part of Colorado ski culture as any village or lodge. Mtns Co carries Arapahoe Basin gear because this is the mountain that skiers graduate to.

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