INUTEQ - Keeping you cool through whatever you do!

Eric Pellis, Managing Director of Inuteq spoke with me at the AIMEXPO in Las Vegas.
This is what I gathered.
Inuteq uses a proprietary blend of cooling materials that can provide up to six hours of cooling relief, depending on the activity level and environmental conditions. The materials are integrated into various products, including vests, neck wraps, wristbands, and headbands, among others. Inuteq's products are lightweight, flexible, and easy to use, making them ideal for a wide range of activities, including sports, outdoor recreation, military training, and industrial work.
One of the key benefits of Inuteq's technology is that it does not require any external power source, such as electricity or refrigeration. This makes it a highly portable and cost-effective solution for individuals and organizations looking to improve their performance and safety in hot and humid conditions. Additionally, the technology is designed to be eco-friendly and can be reused multiple times, reducing waste and supporting sustainability.
Inuteq's products have been extensively tested and validated in various settings, including military training, industrial work, and sports performance. Users have reported improved comfort, reduced fatigue, and enhanced performance when using Inuteq's products. The company has also partnered with leading organizations, such as the US military, to develop customized solutions for specific applications.
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[@333Nippy]

There is a huge market for this stuff in Arizona especially among the construction industry.

[@SEN1Media]

Vegas Arizona this is where this stuff is needed especially these past couple weeks.

[@user-vs2db7hk4b]

You read my mind..

[@ashwanisharma7782]

Watching from Saudi Arabia country ❤❤

[@aboode7]

Same here brother ✌️😁

[@SEN1Media]

It would be perfect there!

[@manouchk38]

Now, I know Inuteq! I've been looking for cooling vest quite bit and I was not knowing Inuteq. Seems to be quite interesting!!!

[@SEN1Media]

We finally got our hands on a few for our team to test. We will be working out in Palm Springs California in the middle of July. It doesn't get more extreme than that in the states. We will have an updated video with that soon. Also the goal is we want them to have a retailer here in the US so keep that in mind for the near future.

[@PlanetKeebler]

Nice expo. Nice technology

[@SEN1Media]

It's an amazing technology that actually works.

[@admac3152]

I can only find it oversees and I can't figure out what size to buy. They don't provide the measurements for the Bodycool Smart-X Cooling vest. Debating between M and S and since I can't return it, that's been stopping me from ordering the vest. :(

[@fugginchit1]

Where's lundberg

[@Pazaluz]

Man i could really use this as a welder 😅 the shop where i work doesn't have proper ventilation and when you're welding on a hot day it's miserable. Might get one!

[@SEN1Media]

Yes all are great application for this product. We will have a distributor in Las Vegas very soon. Stay in touch.

[@ankhenaten2]

Good tech

[@SEN1Media]

Super product, are you using anything like it right now?

[@FUNKBOOGIE1]

SEN 1 Media ? Next time you talk to that guy, ask him if that company cooling products work in Death Valley.

[@SEN1Media]

It works especially well in such place like Death Valley. I live in Las Vegas and it’s a life saver! We are working with them to get have a distributor locally in Las Vegas very soon. Stay in touch.

[@northeast7416]

Im going to get the funds n buy alot of it within few months can i order in india

[@giovannimoran8653]

Price?

[@ashwanisharma7782]

Price

[@giovannimoran8653]

Would they work on an attic in southern California?

[@SEN1Media]

Yes

[@Rastamon1]

How do you fill the ice packs?

[@SEN1Media]

They look like ice packs but they are actually gels and they do not need to be frozen. They change state to liquid as they absorb the heat off of your body and to reenergize them, you simply place them in an area that is cool in your house and they turn back into the crystallize gel ready to be used again.

[@garyjohnson7133]

Those things want work in Florida.

[@jamesmauricio6180]

Learn to spell

[@gotskillz135]

Won’t or want 🤷🏽 j/k 😂

[@garyjohnson7133]

@@gotskillz135you spelled skills wrong. 😂😂😂

[@jdrayton7224]

😂​@@garyjohnson7133

[@freehat2722]

So, worse than a wet towel. That would match your body heat and act more so as insulation while it slowly evaporates water cooling very slightly. Most heat is insulated. You don't wear a wet suit to cool you in the water where it's cold. Why think differently on land? I'd like 10,000 orders please.

[@averyellis]

So this doesn’t work? Asking cause I’m looking.

[@freehat2722]

Check out what the military uses because they work. Liquid circulating garments, phase change cooling vests and evaporative cooling (better for dry heat / low humidity and potentially combined with the others). I'm still looking around and don't want something weak.

[@SEN1Media]

It’s what Formula 1 drivers use, Professional cyclists and more. It works.

[@freehat2722]

@@SEN1Media You put the worst product first. One I would never trust It gets much better as it goes but I didn't bother watching after that intro (until later). Some good stuff later on, not sure why you didn't start there.