Testing 3 Cooling Items: Ice Vest, Neck Fan, & Cooling Spray

[@Camelotsmoon]

You use those evaporative cooling products in somewhere like Florida, and you'd tear it off in 10-15 minutes because it would never evaporate, and it would just become hot and soggy. They're terrible in very humid environments. In 70-80% humidity, you walk outside and you're instantly sweating because of all the water in the air.

[@Firsona]

Same around here. I went outside the other day and the humidity was 100%...which I thought meant it had to be raining, but apparently not... X.x I wonder if you went with something that was more just the menthol and less the evaporation idea?

[@jetjazz05]

I think Florida may be more brutal than the desert. Sweating does nothing but make you disgusting here, no evaporative cooling at all.

[@jetjazz05]

The ice vest might be alright. I could throw it on around 1 or so when the sun becomes unbearable, go back and swap it out 2 or 3 times before leaving work.... MIGHT help. lol

[@marienygard1173]

I live in FL and tell people who come to visit, “Welcome to Florida, where the heat and humidity slap you in the face like MeeMaw pinching your cheeks!”

[@robertheinkel6225]

The only thing that will keep you cooler in FL, is an air conditioner! I have been in central FL for over 20 years.

[@minorking1121]

109⁰ is the most powerful anti-vegas ad possible for me.

[@JohnDoe-zw8vx]

Conversely, the dope Frisbee in the park scene was very pro-Vegas ad 😂👍

[@DangerWifeDodd]

minorking1121 hahaha it was 113º here in Vegas on Sunday, i was out shopping and then just quit, just went home and said no

[@Mariomario-gt4oy]

That's nothing. Try Arizona at 115 lol

[@yooalex]

Mario mario tried to wash my sister car, in the shade, in 115 Vegas weather, the car ended up with water stops🤦🏻‍♂️💀

[@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley]

@@DangerWifeDodd 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣! You guys are making me feel like a baby for complaining about my 91 degrees today!

[@nutz4gunz457]

Whenever I have to wear a suit I put a reusable ice pack in each inner chest pocket. They are unnoticeable from the outside and I get about 2-3 hours of very effective cooling and an additional hour of mediocre cooling before they are warm. Perfect for summer weddings.

[@ProfessorKnoxx]

That’s such a solid hack !

[@Projectioncloud]

No condensation at all?

[@PongoXBongo]

@@Projectioncloud Maybe wrap each in a washcloth sized towel?

[@IvanOoze1990]

@@Projectioncloud it's possible it outgasses before even spotting.

[@Nirrrina]

Genius. I tend to tuck a frozen water bottle in my bra myself. Doesn't even show under my top. But since it's hot as hell waiting for the bus I don't really care much.

[@KingPK]

An ice vest lasting over an hour in 100+ desert heat seems pretty impressive to me, honestly.

[@brycejarrells16]

They should make it out of a white material, then it would last even longer.

[@Rebelsociety13]

bryce jarrells that’s racist

[@ChangeofGravity]

@@miguelnorris837 so other colors can't recieve as much energy? That seems like racism for me. #Greenlivesmatter

[@sondosoft4603]

bryce jarrells would also make it look less like a bulletproof vest

[@tonyg2.48]

@@brycejarrells16 hey man thats racist 😒 😅

[@TheFreakingpanda]

You raised a really good son. He's very respectful and you seem to have a good relationship.

[@jacobbivans1146]

i’ve had depression for a while. and lately things have been really tough for me. but this guy always cheers me up.

[@natmaccc]

I hope you feel better soon ❤️

[@dij7878]

same here, friend. he does cheer me up too. i hope things get better for you.

[@swift561]

Hope you're doing good dude. Depression sucks but it gets better over time.

[@stephenmagness5999]

I agree

[@stephenmagness5999]

Something about this guy seems so legit and a very good family man.

[@CrazyBikerGuy]

The neck fans you normally find them in make up departments as they stop they person sweating when doing makeup in live studios. Make life easier for them and keeps you cooler before you hit the live screen. I enjoy mine but I have one of those high velocity air movers. Cant seem to find them online any more but I got it in london, uk

[@brent13420]

The metal on back connects to a Peltier device, which uses electricity to create a cold side and a hot side, the plate on your neck is the cold side. Really cool stuff to learn more about.

[@jlj2169]

Peltier cooling/heating is amazing for sure. We use single stage peltiers where I work. With proper heat sinking I believe we get about 150°F difference between the hot and cold side.

[@Nonx47]

Yeah but they're extremely inefficient... Try cooling anything really hot with them and you'll be sucking up a lot of electricity 😂

[@katyungodly]

That’s really cool, engineering is one of my favorite subjects to learn about. So many ingenious things humans have come up with!

[@wizard3z868]

Yup got a little mini fridge that uses this tech found out about when I went to see how a metal plate connected to a power source and a heatsink works. It works OK off of the car battery 6pack stays cold but seems very inefficient

[@nujevad28]

They should make a vest out of that plate.

[@PeachysMom]

I like the original neck fan because it’s so versatile. The thin bendy arms are good because if you’re sitting at a table you can set it up as two small fans pointing any direction you want. Also the charge lasts a surprisingly long time.

[@crowgrl13]

"I'm not sure if this jacket matches my shorts." Nothing matches those dad shorts. Also, your son is a ridiculously good sport!

[@jeanv705]

His son is a great sport indeed! Cool review guys.

[@kumd]

4:39 You look like a custom character from GTA 5.

[@Freakinreviews]

I'll take it.

[@VilliamNiva]

Captain Sparks ok, life useless now

[@archie2934]

Yeah

[@timsouttahere]

😂

[@arnieperez7907]

He looks like green velvet minus the green Mohawk 😂😂

[@rileystewart9165]

The Ice vest works wonders. I did insulation removal for a summer. I was in an attic for up to 8 hours a day with breaks every hour. One attic I did was at an average temp of roughly 130 degrees Fahrenheit. The first week was without the ice vest and the following week was with the ice vest. It made a world of difference. If you work in hot and confined environments. I would def recommend a cooling vest. So worth the money. Also you can just make your own for half the price.

[@37thraven]

Can you describe making your own? Regular ice packs? Stitched them in?

[@lamouke420]

Non-paid review. Purchased to use on a daily basis while working in the summer kzbin.infoUgkxLaBdDhW8qNMDGbjLY54iyU3q9BJydYRP blowing into safety glasses so they don't fog up. Comfortable wearing around the neck. Not heavy at all nor does it slide around much. Easy to turn on and off. It's a solid construction with a slight flex in the middle. Doesn't feel cheap although the body is made of plastic. The battery currently runs over 8 hours on the low fan setting and takes USB C plugs to charge. Noise level is fairly mild and wind strength is good even in low setting. Only down side is if you wear contacts, it'll dry out your eyes since it's blowing up into your face. I flipped the vents down but this doesn't help de-fog safety goggles when I'm sweating. Definitely worth it over other fan types.

[@ehtgerman5869]

That spray is the definition of what a scam is.

[@spookyengie735]

when i saw the name cooling spray i though it was the asian kind,the one that just spray you with very cool air,kinda of a turn off when i found out it was the water spray in the video

[@GhostDelta]

Right, Its literally just diluted menthol extract

[@yerher6759]

proves....stupid people will buy anything.

[@nicholasmaslonka4011]

@@yerher6759 this guy isn't stupid for buying it tho it's literally his job

[@MrKfadrat]

@@nicholasmaslonka4011 you sound like you bought it

[@GLYCEMusic]

I work in a non-air conditioned warehouse where it gets up to 100+ degrees in the summer, and I use the ice vest all the time. If you do any kind of outdoor work or other work that puts you in a hot area, I can't recommend it enough. Trust me, it's worth the high price. That's my personal recommendation as it has worked far better than any other thing I've tried.

[@Because_I_Felt_Like_It]

I like how he makes his son wear the things that didn't work for him so he has someone else wear it. Hahah that's priceless

[@Baumer747]

Just an FYI, my wife has MS, and she has two cooling vests that she was given by one of the associations that are battling MS. They came with multiple gel ice packs, and in 95 degree plus heat it lasts about an hour before it gets to wet to wear comfortably. It is a godsend for people afflicted with that disease. So the vest giving you an hour of reasonable comfort isn’t bad.

[@JC-fj7oo]

Sport coat and plaid shorts is the official outfit of yelling at your girlfriend in public.

[@katyungodly]

😂

[@Lizarddqueen79]

This comment. 😂😂😂

[@kingsambition2179]

Lol

[@sergeantgunny]

3:43 The dog was like: "I don't know what you're doing, but I'd rather stare at this wall." - Haha JK! The ice vest looks "really cool!"

[@Gijoodi]

The dog was staring at the water spout hoping someone would turn it on for him

[@DangerWifeDodd]

The things a son will do for his father lol. Hey I’m gonna layer all this stuff on you and we’re gonna pray no one looks at us LMAO

[@AMalas]

Oh you know, except the entire damn internet

[@UFOs077]

Also you rock the jacket and with the shorts looks very early 90s ha ha. You do look like an agent with the vest on. 😎. Thanks for the reviews, I'm in SoCal desert edge so it's interesting to see reviews for things like this!

[@Freakinreviews]

Maybe that look will come back!

[@UFOs077]

@@Freakinreviews hey the 90s was/is my favourite thing, I wouldn't mind 😂. In the 90s, at my cousins wedding, I wore a the jacket with a t, and ditched the pants and shoes for cargo shorts and Converse. Some of my fam were not impressed.

[@bwk330]

@@Freakinreviews love your review episodes watch you every time you upload. I would love it if you would do a review of the zippkool jacket that has two fans. I think it would be better than the ice chest vest. I want to buy one but I would love for you to review it. I know that there's videos out there of the product but most of them are from the company itself I would rather see you review it so I can see it and you give me your review. I work for traffic control and this would definitely come in handy.

[@badbirdkc]

"It's sweaty. It's wet. It's unpleasant." James White, July 2020

[@jfncho]

i'm so early, the ice hasnt even melted lol

[@gratefuldead4605]

That made me laugh, thanks.

[@aryankulshreshtha5236]

@@gratefuldead4605 yo wlcm

[@narrulz_werewolf]

But its a video

[@narrulz_werewolf]

R/ woosh

[@widow1608]

narrulz_warewolf did you just woosh yourself..?

[@DrSlick]

Drove from El Paso to San Antonio today. Took me 8 hours drive! But I was listening to your videos and that 8 hr drive felt like a 2 hour drive. Thanks Freakin' Reviews

[@CrushDani]

I thought this was a Bell and Howell TacVest or something. James running around in As Seen On TV body armor!

[@LockeTheCole]

That vest only amplifies how much you sometimes look like Jamie Hyneman when wearing that hat...

[@richardgraham785]

LockeTheCole Holy cow, I’ve never noticed this, but you’re right! Sort of looks like a younger, hip Jamie Hyneman!

[@BlakeBlackstone]

Dude come to the park and play frisbee with me. "okay!" ::gets dressed up like a high tech amish:: rofl

[@Evveffentide]

Hahaha

[@chrislong2256]

Love you James I watch you with my children...we LOVE BAILEY!!

[@clay4542]

I like how you put your son through the ringer, it was hilarious.

[@-desertpackrat]

That hat reminded me of PE; I live in Tucson and when I was a kid, in PE we'd do laps and then go to the water fountain and fill our hats with water and just dump it back on our head with water still inside XD I once jumped through the powerful sprinkler system on the lawn in high school and went to class completely saturated, I was just so done with the heat.

[@carolann8286]

The things you say and do during these reviews crack me up. So fun to watch. I also love when Bailey is checking things out in the background.

[@bassett_green]

That metal plate is probably a Peltier device. It'll stay cool, but they are woefully inefficient. So the battery will get chewed up pretty quickly with that enabled

[@JesseDavGoproguy]

So I get that the ice vest keeps you cool, but where does it cook the eggs?

[@Freakinreviews]

I think that's the "pro" version.

[@latoyathomas6544]

I love you, James, which is why I'm glad that you're NOT trying to kill us with Heat Stroke, here in Arkansas. It's crazy humid and with a Heat Index like we had today(feels anywhere between 105-115°F), there is no Evaporative Cooling. The water in the air sits on your skin like a wet blanket, so the Cooling Spray would be even more useless. Glad to see Brandon! Where's Noah & her awesomely colored hair? You & yours be sure to stay cool & CoVid free! Enjoying the White Family in Central Arkansas 😁

[@AreuMadLoL]

just started watching, gonna be real disappointed if the vest isn't made out of pure ice

[@Camelotsmoon]

Sorry man, I know your hopes melted away as fast as the ice did in his test.

[@katyungodly]

The liquid inside the packs was water, so technically it was pure ice lol

[@ImNotACatLawyerButIPlayOneOnTV]

Ice vest is what my husband needs since I won't let him put the AC to 50 like he wants 🥶

[@ExtraordinaryE901]

He’ll love it if he’s just wearing it in the house lol

[@MrAkka00]

you won't put on some regular clothes to get warmer, but make him wear an ice cubes vest at home instead xd

[@markbajek2541]

In a humid environment that ice chest would accumulate condensation like a glass of ice tea sitting next to some strawberry shortcake on a table in South Carolina someplace. You'd be cold, then just wet ...not good..

[@NoThankUBeQuiet]

As someone with heat intolerance as hot as it may be for normal people its literally impossible for me. Rubbing alcohol is more effective than water at evaporative cooling because water is insulating

[@PongoXBongo]

I occasionally rub some hand sanitizer around my face, neck, and scalp for a short term cooling effect.

[@doomislav5791]

yep when I get hot after a jog, some rubbing alcohol and a fan is the way to go. While drinking and cold glass of water.

[@katyungodly]

Alcohol also dries out your skin and evaporates faster, so that’s a big couple downsides for me

[@violetann3156]

"I just sat in something sticky at the park. That's the way it goes I guess" 🤣😂🤣

[@catherineb5066]

Brandon is a good sport and has to be the most adorable overly dressed frisbee throwing young man in Las Vegas 😉👍🌞💝

[@Telcomvic]

Brandon is definitely a good sport for letting his dad dress him up that way!

[@831mermaid3]

Yes he is a cutie

[@schubie02]

Suggestion: No Stitch (As Seen on TV) - Maybe any other sewing/repair gadgets you can find also?

[@Petsrme307]

9:50 And this is why you should NEVER leave your pet or child in the car!

[@michaelmayers3622]

Should leave your child alone period pets u can put the ac in or crack the window

[@codygreenly2929]

He's professional 👏 👌

[@lmaoroflcopter]

@@michaelmayers3622 no. "Cracking the window" does nothing for the heat in the car. You will come back to a cooked pet.

[@Nonx47]

@@lmaoroflcopter unless you live in areas where it doesn't get hot in the car during the fall, winter, or spring times of the year...

[@IvanOoze1990]

Dana S are you that MFC cam model Dana_S model that rips people off?

[@clipsedrag13]

this is intended as a compliment... I genuinely don't give a shit about any of these garbage products I'd never use... but I love your light-hearted personality and I enjoy just having your vids running in the background.

[@MeenieDrive]

9:34 reminded me of that part in the office where Kevin gets in the car to test how hot it gets in a locked car for the dog, says hes gonna beep the horn three times if he starts dying

[@doomislav5791]

That Vegas weather has got to be tough on Bailey

[@katyungodly]

You making Brandon dress up like that made me laugh so much 😂

[@FirebalOne]

Holy crap! I want the ice vest! But for a totally different reason. I have chronic hives & being out in the sun makes them start to itch. I get them all over my torso & I’m miserable. So as you can tell, my reason for getting one would be to stop my hives from itching in & out doors! So for others like me it’s worth the money! 🙌🏼 🙌🏼 Thanks for finding this & trying it out! I never even thought to see if there was such a thing. Happy tears🥲

[@robbobstone]

As a mail carrier, a cooling sun hat has been a win. I have the Mission Sun Defender. The neck fan I bought was cancelled out by a slight breeze, cooling towels are okay, but just turn into damp warm rags. Arm sleeves are great too

[@ferociousgumby]

4:35 Even Bailey looks confused!

[@Camelotsmoon]

She be like "where you going?".

[@dustinchase2294]

Actually listening to dance Gavin dance. That is the coolest thing I’ve seen here yet. Fantastic band.

[@rickhamilton620]

Came to say this, leaving satisfied.

[@videoFXking]

also so happy he listens to dance Gavin dance

[@cyberi4a]

I work from home and the room I'm in can get into the mid to high 90s in summer. I wet t-shirts and put them in the freezer and wear one to keep cool and replace it when it feels like it's time. But if you work outdoors, I can see the vest being very helpful.

[@theblueshadow3537]

Some of the military guys use these things called ice plates. You fill them with water, freeze them, and them put them under your back plate. As the ice melts doubles as a camelbak.

[@FavOnIcon]

Bailey in the background like: "this weather is hot as hell, im too old for this. can we go in for some a/c ?"

[@thatsmeatman7023]

I’m amazed, this man looked at 101 and said “hmm it’s a little warm”

[@David-wo9un]

Thoroughly enjoyed your review of the cooling products. I love that Brandon participated in the review of the vest; you must be the “cool Dad” as he seems to have fun with you.😂

[@novemberphoenix13]

My neck fan was 150.00 and it may be expensive but it has saved me from going into heatstroke. I'm definitely trying the ice vest. Thanks for the review.

[@frozedokkanbattle]

Yes another great day for a great review. Keep up the great work, stay safe

[@GOODINDAWOODS]

Your dog looks like she's about to pass out in the background when you were spraying your shirt.

[@bigbunn833]

I enjoy watching your interaction between your kids and yourself. Much respect to you!

[@randalllasini8772]

I am in Australia (so yeah - heat), and I got the Cold Shoulder ice vest from a kick starter a few years ago. same principle as your ice vest, but was much better. proper collent packs (not just pure water). The vest was actually tailored and looked no different that a regular sleeves vest or waist coat. (black outside with a blue inside). The difference with the cold shoulder it was advertised (rightly) as a Weight loss process (specifically to force the core body chest/gut) to colder and thus trigger a fat burn. But during the summer I found them great, and yes after 90 minutes it would be melted, but by that time, the key point or bringing my internal CORE body temp down so that the cool effect lasted a few more hours after that. (great to put on about 30 minutes before bed, then take it off/freeze again, so you go to bed with a cool core). Was also designed/sold by an actual nasa scientist

[@feelsgioman7104]

8:06 Yooooo Dance Gavin Dance my favorite band. Carl Barker one of their best songs. Good taste.

[@kandeemorgan1954]

Meanwhile im living in Arkansas where it's 105° with 75% humidity

[@CoyotePower5.0]

Yeah central Arkansas pretty hot

[@IowaKim]

Yes! It’s not humid unless your glasses steam up when you walk outside.

[@premulis7837]

I think the best part is the father-son bonding time

[@handsonwithblg4949]

In my day we made ice filled vests out of life vests when we used to race NASCAR dirt track series . it worked great on hot summer days . We also took bath towels and rolled them up with ice in them to drape around our necks . Cool and driving our best when the car is 130 f inside .

[@kahldrialeighsun1208]

Double decker made me LOL...I want that ice vest even before I've seen the review...I have actually made my own rigged version of that. As a side note it makes you appear like a SWAT officer haha.

[@messerschmitt_bf109]

My own solution is staying up late at night so I can enjoy my room not being an oven

[@AngelicaRodriguez-mb2ld]

I cackled at you putting on both fans 'cause SAME. I'm in Georgia and I've been looking into gadgets to help make walking the dog bearable. I would rather walk in the rain than the miserable steamy humidity. Thanks for the video!

[@Sunshine-and-lollipops]

About 10 yrs I bought a cooling vest, it had crystal stuff in pockets that you soaked in water for about an hour. I would put in the freezer so it lasted longer , it was like an evaporative cooling system. Used it when fishing or on the tractor. Vest cost about $60au. Thanks for another great video 🇭🇲👍🦋😊

[@luckyworm2400]

fun fact: humans dont have nerves to feel wetness. we only trained ourselves to learn the temperature change and the texture of wet

[@theneworderoftheages4227]

Lucky Fucky you have me thinking about this shit for days

[@erickt1974]

Isn't learning the texture of wet the same as feeling wetness

[@luckyworm2400]

@@erickt1974 learning to feel texture of wet I mean the patterns, the feeling of it on clothes is heavier. put your hand in water and you can feel the difference in pressure and currents. feeling of water droplets is the pattern that it sits on your skin with the temperature change. ig we couldnt feel temperatures you could feel wet either

[@keen8271]

That would explain why I have a hard time telling if my jeans are wet or just cold in winter when I take them out of the dryer too late lol

[@anonymoose6873]

I'd say that's pretty cool man

[@vernonzehr]

Wooohooo! For a long time didn't have a very effect AC in my house in the northish-east coast. It got pretty dang hot during summer. I "invented" the "coolest" thing. I bought a bunch of long sleeve thin t-shirts. I soaked them in water and put them in the freezer. When it gets really hot, I get one out, pound it on the floor to loosen it up and put it on. WOOOOHOOOOO! With a good fan it's like personal AC. Works well outside for a short bit. I did see this used on a TV commercial sort of. I forget the product but a guy comes in to his apartment during hot weather, pulls boxers out of the freezer and puts them on. The tag line was that's how it feels to drink their soda or use their mints... forget what the product was. I never tried boxers but the frozen tshirt works great.

[@helencrawford7663]

Your son is very gracious to help his Dad!

[@austinthrowsstuff]

Yo the ice vest has me so interested. I’m in Nevada, I hike atleast 10 miles each day playing disc golf. I wanna make my own!

[@Tezzowitdacrown]

The god of reviews 🙏🏽

[@THEHAPPYBOX]

"Cooling Vest" Seems like a great product every high school should buy one for each player that hast to practice outdoors. This kids are baking!

[@procrastinator6902]

The vests with the frozen gel packs seem to work really well. My company bought some Techniche brand ones that I wore yesterday. It was 100⁰ with a 114⁰ heat index and over 90⁰ humidity, and that thing held up amazingly well. When I changed the frozen inserts 3 hours later, they still had not completely melted.

[@synesthesia82]

James is so entertaining this 23 minute video flew by.

[@JillontheLake]

Your outfit screams business on the top, party down below!

[@kenwaid8239]

What a good relationship you have with your son. if I called my sons and asked them to toss around a frisbee, they say something like “Nah, I’m just going to sit here and scratch my balls.” he looks amazingly like you, just younger and slightly taller. be proud dude, be proud.

[@Apocalypz]

Especially near the end, this was simply a fun little video. I really enjoyed this, fun with fam, not cheesy, still informative. Really nice video!

[@freddie1991d]

The cooling stuff seems like a rip off of icy hot pain spray. That stuff makes the area really cold feeling

[@timbrown2384]

Police would love a bullet proof ice vest.

[@R0D3R1CKV10L3NC3]

I get the impression that the expected benefit of the spray over regular water is the menthol part being activated when you sweat supposedly adding extra cooling effect even after the evaporating effect has ended. Not sure how well that would work, but I'm thinking similar to stuff like that roll-on/head-on stuff for pain/headaches.

[@offgrid2010]

In Florida if you touch some stainless steel furniture or a step barefoot onto a piece of aluminum it will feel refreshingly cool for awhile in a hot room. I googled it once and I think it was that the metal absorbs the heat from your skin but after a while it is saturated so won't have the same effect. On the ice pack vest I bought just the ice pack to experiment with and, believe me, blue ice last a lot longer. Medical grade. It is often used to keep medicine cool when shipped to customers. But, even with that, some brands are better than others. Fun video guys.

[@seandonnellan3760]

My wife has used the neck fan on dogs when she's performing surgery on them. 🤷🏻‍♂️ (She is a veterinarian, not just some wierdo.) Also not the next gen one, the old one you had

[@bassett_green]

"she is a veterinarian, not just some weirdo" lolol

[@BK-qp8zp]

Sean, why the neck fan during surgery? Isn't the surgical room cold? Or is there some other reason? I'm an avid animal lover; please tell your wife I said "thank you" for her efforts on behalf of animals.

[@MrBodeci]

10 mins in the shade not even in the sun

[@oleeoleeoo2610]

About 10 yrs ago Sharper image put out a personal air conditioner. It was a collar like the fans you have. Anyway you filled it with water put it around your neck. When turned on there were little port hole that sprayed fine mist of water to your neck . Damn thing worked great. Looked a little robot like but it worked really well. Took batteries & you had to fill it every few hrs. Don't know if it's still made but it would definitely work in Vegas. Love your channel.

[@Kittems]

The menthol just makes your skin feel cool when you start to sweat as it activates the menthol but it doesnt actually drop your core temperature. and for the ice vest why wouldnt they make it white? White repels more sun UV rays there for keeping it cooler and making the ice last longer.

[@VacMaster1991]

Ooohhhh, ice vest. I need that. Here in Phoenix, 115, 🔥

[@kumd]

"It's a dry heat" lol

[@VacMaster1991]

@@kumd , yes of course.

[@dinkywinkydog1311]

You poor thing, we are in New Mexico and went to Tucson a couple of weeks ago and my son said it was like living in satans jockey’s lol!! Like you don’t even want to get out of the car. It’s hot here too but Phx is worse. My BMW was bought in Phx. It has everything except heated seats and I couldn’t figure out why, well it was a custom car and you don’t need heated seats there. The original owner omitted them. Crazy

[@VacMaster1991]

@@dinkywinkydog1311 lol

[@jimmyschwarz9075]

Nice 25°C in Germany :D

[@dennissullivan1244]

"I don't like the wet feeling back there"

[@ohla300]

🤣😂🤣 Someone got it besides me ✌💗

[@ConcreteVell]

I love how you and your son stood side by side and you look like you switched roles with each other

[@MARKE911]

I know there are hotter and more humid locations. But here in Arkansas we hit 98f with 58-70% humidity and the heat index was 106-109 . I wear a cooling vest that uses an ice alternative that freezes up solid in 10 minutes in an ice chest and last about an hour. The downfall is it weighs 10 lbs.. I work for a public utility in all environments. I think the best thing here for me would be Air movement. Trying to get the sweat to evaporate is the most important to staying cool. I would overall say the best one of the 3 is the vest. I have had mine for 8 years and use it every summer when I have to work in the sun where shade isn’t available.

[@Amanda-kw1vi]

That vest sounds cool! I use towels that you get wet and they keep you cool, it's soooooooooo nice when it's hot out!

[@juliefrancois9763]

I love when you interact with the kids on ur videos

[@cherylmailloux9647]

Great video James! The bond you have with your children is just super! 😉⭐

[@XellosMetallium]

Let the mailman try it out. We delivering mail on foot 6 days a week. It’s basically a outdoor gym for us. From 8am sometimes 6am to 9pm

[@Iissafaith]

My husband’s a biker and cooling vests are rather common with some of the motorcycling community - he has one that you wet with cold water, squeeze out and it last for awhile - granted, you have to re-wet it periodically but, you don’t have to wait for anything to refreeze. It also costs much less than this one, here. I do like the idea of the neck fans, though.

[@mcescher1957]

Nobody who lives in an environment with high humidity would EVER wear an evaporative cooling product. I can imagine how horrible and disgusting all that sogginess would be after just a short time. Those cooling products that rely on evaporation, although they don't last long, are meant for low humidity environments. Think about it....basically they are simply mimicking the way sweat works for us. The moisture evaporats and lowers our body temperature. Here in Ohio at least, it gets terribly humid and .the moisture would NEVER evaporate, and I for one would be miserable. I have used a combo fan and misting device when the weather is hot, and that works great. I basically have a few necklace fans that I cycle through all summer. Great review James...as always. BTW....you guys who live with low humidity....I am SO jealous sometimes! lol

[@sandyseibelhager7131]

I bought some of those ice packs with the intention of making my own vest to save money but I never made it. I did just find a cheaper one on Amazon that I'm going to give a try. It's $30. Thank you for reminding me of the cooling vest.

[@sativarosegold3604]

How'd that vest work out

[@ItsJustLisa]

I get the idea behind the cooling spray, but here’s a thing to try-peppermint oil. (Hear me out.). Rub a drop or two of peppermint oil on the back of your neck. You will feel a cooling effect. I learned this from a gentleman I worked for at my local renaissance festival. The summer I worked for him, we had a heatwave that was keeping the medical services busy.