I have a large done so I require some depth. I prefer Franshize brand and 90% it's on backwards.

My favorite and the way I wear all my ball caps:

 

 

and I never wear one backwards.

I prefer low profile hats with a big curve on the bill. I only wear a hat backwards if I am doing something to where the bill is obstructing my view. Flat Bills must be a generational thing. I really don't get it but will chalk it up to a younger crowd thing and I'm not that old IMO. When I see a cat my age or older in a flat bill, all I can do is SMH.

Bill slightly curved , all the tags and labels removed , never backwards . When I was a kid playing knothole the fad was to break the bill into a peak and break the sides of the bill so that it resembled the roof on a house .Sorta like this ^ .

In college it was whenever I was hungover from the night before and didn't feel like showering before class.

Always medium to a hard curve for me. Never wear it backwards anymore other than occasionally for work purposes when the bill gets in the way.

I always have a hat on. I prefer the stretch fit as I have issues finding hats that fit my noggin right. The style of the hat determines the style of the bill. My low profile, limp ND hat has a curved bill. My softball and Reds' hats have a very slight curve. I wear all hats with a slight turn to the right. I don't know why. I've always done it, and I never realize it until I look in the mirror. I notice my son has a tendency to do the same when he wears hats. I don't wear them backwards nearly as much as I used to. Typically the only time I wear them backwards is if I'm doing some type of labor (yard work, remodeling, etc). Growing up, you could wear it backwards anywhere you wanted, but once you set foot onto a baseball field, the bill faced forward. I do this with all of the ball teams I've coached over the years.

Try to avoid wearing a hat as much as possible, just don't like them, my head sweats. If I am going to be out in the sun for a while and no amount or strength of sun screen will protect my near albino complexion, I will suck it up and wear one. One of those days may be coming up this Saturday at the KY Derby. If we manage to find some shade, the hat will be tossed to the ground.

Really only wear a baseball cap when in the stands at a baseball or football game or when I'm on the golf course. Most of my hats have a pretty sharp curve; that's how I wore them when I was in high school and still buying new hats fairly regularly.

I probably haven't wore a ball cap in 15 years.

I have no opinion about soft, medium, or sharp curve.

 

I just can not stand anyone wearing a baseball cap backwards. Dunce cap.

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The bill as curved as possible, hat pulled down low, and always worn bill forward.

Fitted hats I usually wear back words. I usually wear trucker style hats with the mesh in the back of the hat.

I almost bought a white sox hat last night while in Chicago area, then I remembered how many hats I have in the top of the closet. The wife hates when I drag more hats in.