Parkour Hats

Parkour can start with a street curb. USPK includes that small jump in its description of the practice, while Parkour UK recommends beginning on the ground, curbs, and low walls. There is no set equipment or uniform in Parkour UK's getting-started guidance. The activity reaches beyond any single kind of challenge: USPK describes competitive and noncompetitive practice, with speed, skill, and style among the competition categories. Britain formally recognized parkour as a sport in January 2017. These Parkour hats give that movement identity a deliberately exaggerated wardrobe. PARKOUR and FREERUNNER are the direct badges. HARDCORE PARKOUR brings a compact shout, while PARKOUR VISION CANNOT BE TURNED OFF makes an everyday way of seeing sound like a permanent setting. Handrails become playground equipment, the floor stays lava, and a perfectly ordinary staircase loses its argument to a wall. I JUMP OVER EVERYTHING closes the collection with the least restrained possible declaration. The eight approved texts use bold badges and dry sentence lettering, with a flat heavy slab for HARDCORE PARKOUR. PARKOUR VISION CANNOT BE TURNED OFF and HANDRAILS ARE PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT each come in two colorways. Every design is custom embroidered on a dad hat, ready for the freerunner whose next route starts with looking around.