HyperKewl Evaporative Cooling Wrist Wraps
Description
- Lower overall body temperature by targeting wrists
- Hook and loop closure for custom fit
- Provides 5-10 hours of cooling relief per soaking
- Lightweight and durable
- Comfortable, cool mesh polyester outer with HyperKewl™ fabric inner and water repellent nylon inner liner, black poly-cotton trim, and hook and loop attachments
- One Size - Sold as a PAIR (2 pieces)
HyperKewl Evaporative Cooling: This simple and effective technology works by combining water with our HyperKewl Fabric to create garments that gradually release water through evaporation to keep you cool, but comfortable.Typical applications include industrial safety, construction, emergency services, military, outdoor recreation, athletics, motorcycling and equine.
How They Keep Cool
“We used our cooling vests while riding our motorcycles on a 95-degree day! They lasted for hours and really helped.”
Jeff R.
MyCoolingStore.com
"Good service and nice products. Delivered quickly. I look forward to staying cooler while in Florida. And I'm always happy to support a small family business!"
Corrine F.
"I purchased this shirt for my son, who lives in California, where the average temperature can exceed 105°. He said this is the best shirt he’s ever worn. Highly recommend!"
Linda P.
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- IIveyVerified BuyerRated 4 out of 5 stars3 years agoGood value
I purchased these to help with typing fatigue in my wrists. I'm on my computer quite a bit for work, and my wrists get achy and hot. I have tried resting them on an ice pack--which works well, but is not ideal. These sounded like the perfect solution. Yes, they cool, but since my wrists are on the desk when typing, air does not circulate around them. The wraps are damp, and that makes a mess on my desk, so I put a towel underneath. Eventually, the wraps warm up and the towel gets wet, so I go back to the ice pack. I imagine these would be great for those who exercise or have their arms free most of the time. I will continue to use them.
