🧊 Instant Cool Towel - Beat the Heat with Your Choice Cooling Towel for Sports, Gym, Golf, Yoga, Travel, Camping, and Outdoors Review

I've never used a cooling towel so I have no comparison. A neighbor suggested I take it for a walk in the summer to cool off (since the gym was closed due to COVID I started running 3 miles). I don't see it cooling me any more than any other wet towel draped around your neck. The only advantage is the relatively low weight. I shook it, flipped it, did everything suggested and I don't think it did anything at all.

My husband works in HVAC so he's hot all summer. This is perfect compared to other wraps that can be too tight around the neck. He said they dry in about 15 minutes but that's in direct sunlight so that's understandable. He usually dips it in ice water and it instantly cools him down. He likes that it can be worn around the head, neck or under a hat. Helps prevent sunburn on the neck! Easy to wash, just throw it in the washing machine. I would buy again and recommend to everyone!

Is that magic? no Is it just a piece of polyester fabric? Yes. Does it really work? Depends on the. The temperature is subjective. What I feel cool/cold and/or hot/warm may not be what someone else feels. So will this work for me? It was actually - a little. Keeps my neck cool - not cold when cycling in hot weather. But it doesn't take that long. I take cold water with me when I travel and splash a bit every now and then and it keeps it cool for me. It could be the best thing you've ever…

I bought this and a Frogg Toggs towel to compare. I have to say this is a winner. The texture of this towel is great, it's so soft and keeps you cool. It is comfortable to wear around the neck and is easy to wash and wring. I think next time I'll order 16" x 40" because I don't think I'd mind a longer length, but it's just a preference so I can wrap it up like a scarf on windy days or when running . The Frogg Toggs 'towel', if you can call it that, looks more like a giant piece of rubber or…

I thought it looked like some kind of rope with a coolant inside that activates when wet. But it's about the size of a scarf. However, it does help keep you cool. But it does get warm when worn, unless you're in front of a fan, in which case it's like an air conditioner around your neck, which is nice. However, it must remain moist. If it's not a fan, you'll need to detach and reload it from time to time and/or wave it in the air for a few seconds. There's a fine balance to how moist it needs…

Inexpensive. My girlfriend and I recently went to an NFL game on an 85 degree day in the sun and I brought my own towel. With it (when wet) I was much cooler than without it. It scorched in the sun and we ended up buying it from the Team Store. It costs $20, albeit with a licensed team's logo on it. She certainly felt that way, and although she felt cold, she also felt hot as all the water inside her dried up, which seemed to happen a lot quicker than mine. This product resembles soft nylon and

I asked for a cooling pad when I go to the gym on my birthday. I specifically asked for one not to get wet, but that's what I got. Pros - I like the color (purple) and they wipe off well on my face, and when I wrap them around my head like a scarf, they help keep sweat from getting on my face and glasses, and though they do is wet, it doesn't drip or my clothes get wet. Cons - you have to soak it in water (I wanted one that fits in the freezer and stays cool for at least an hour), it doesn't…

In my infinite wisdom I ordered not one, not two, not three, but four cooler towels and they all arrived in one box. So I've spent the last few weeks comparing them. Then I settled on a wet terry towel, which I had to compare to cooling towels. Bottom line, all five work roughly the same. So if you have a terry towel that is about 42 inches long and 10 inches wide, you can use that. towel how wet it got on my shirt and how long it stayed cool. I sweat profusely without a cooling towel. I used…