Hats
High Stack Pro Reach Truck Operator Embroidered Trucker Hat
Top rack, tight aisle, no damage. That's the job. This reach truck operator hat wears the High Stack Pro badge in raised embroidery on a classic black six-panel trucker — earned gear for the people working the high racks.
Hard buckram front keeps the stitch flat and the crown standing. Mesh back moves air on a long shift in a narrow aisle where the fans never reach.
What you get
- Embroidered front hit — raised stitch that won't crack, peel, or wash out
- Mesh back — real airflow through a full shift
- Adjustable snap — one size, fits most
- Permacurv® visor — holds its bend and cuts overhead glare
Specs
- 26% cotton, 74% polyester
- Structured, six-panel mid-profile cap (low-profile embroidery area)
- 3.5″ crown (8.9 cm)
- Hard buckram front panels
- Mesh back
- Permacurv® visor with matching undervisor
- Plastic adjustable closure
- Head circumference: 21⅝″–23⅝″ (54.9 cm–60 cm)
- Blank product sourced from Vietnam or Bangladesh
Sizing
One size fits most — plastic snap closure adjusts across 21⅝″–23⅝″.
Care
Spot clean or hand wash cold, air dry. No dryer, no iron on the embroidery.
Good call for a reach truck driver, narrow-aisle operator, or a crew lead handing out gear that actually gets worn. Printed and shipped from the US.
Free shipping on orders over $75 · Drug-test safe · Made in USA
Why Workers Choose This
- Third-party lab tested every batch
- 100% drug-test safe for workplace compliance
- No proprietary blends — full ingredient transparency
- Designed for 8-12+ hour physical shifts
- Buy any 2 — save 20% + free shipping over $75
INGREDIENT TRANSPARENCY
No proprietary blends. No hidden fillers. Here is exactly what is inside — and how we prove it.
Full-Label Promise
Every XGRITX formula is built on clinically studied ingredients at effective doses — never proprietary blends. The complete Supplement Facts panel and per-ingredient breakdown for this product are published on the label and available on request while we finish loading them here.
