Some do, of course. On The wind cord is like one long shoelace with the ends joined together in the simplest of knots. When it's windy, place the knotted part of the wind cord behind your head and the other end under your chin. Notice that the knots slide easily back and forth so that you can adjust the length of the wind cord. When slightly breezy, use just the back cord, as do the Royal Canadian Mounted Police with their hats.
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