This camper-style cap has a low profile and nylon strap clip closure. Made of 100% cotton, Soft-structured, Five panel, Low profile, Metal eyelets, Nylon strap with a PVC clip closure. Comfortable and classic shape by Yupoong Classics Flexfit®.
The Waiʻanae Mountains, formed by volcanic eruptions nearly four million years ago, have seen centuries of wind and rain, cutting huge valleys and sharp ridges into the extinct volcano. Mount Kaʻala, the highest peak on the island of Oʻahu, rises to 4,025 feet. Mount Kaʻala is mentioned in Hawaiian mythology as a mountain that the goddess Hiʻiaka, the sister of Pele, climbed on her way back to the island of Hawai‘i from Kaua‘i.
From there she saw the destruction that Pele, enraged over her long absence, created by causing a flow of lava over her lands in Puna. According to Hawaiian traditions, the Kaʻala bog, on the west side of the summit, was once a freshwater pond used as a fishpond. Kamaoha was the goddess of this pond in which shore fish and a kind of mullet were caught. When viewed from Kūkaniloko, the sun sets directly behind the summit of Mount Kaʻala at the vernal and autumnal equinoxes.