A student who set himself the mission of breaking a world record found out it was actually much harder than it seemed.
Joshua Kiser (USA) required much patience and perseverance to finally create the world’s tallest hat in a years-long project.
His final masterpiece measured in at 5.422 m (17 ft 9.5 in) when it was verified in Breinigsville, Pennsylvania, on 19 April.
And it was a long old road to get there.
Joshua, now 24, said it was when his college closed its doors during the pandemic that he decided to finally tick breaking a world record off his bucket list.
He said: “I thought, ‘hey, this will be a great way to spend my time and feel productive during my free time while cooped up in my parents’ house’.
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