Ergodyne Chill-Its Evaporative Cooling Vest

Si vas a recorrer en Moto un trayecto con mucho calor es el indicado, siempre que uses una chamarra Mesh, funciona a la perfección y te mantien fresco 2 o 3 horas. Yo lo use a entre 40º a 42º c. y me hizo el trayecto soportable a esas temperaturas

I was skeptical first of how will this work... But iam service engineer and was a desk worker befow who lives in AC now I can work under the sun In the summer and iam sensitive to heat.... It really reduced feeling of heat ALOT in summer under 45 degree combined with very large fiahing hat Downside that it will make ur shirt little wet but when u take it off it will dry in sun or AC for 10 - 15 minutes or u can get a spare shirt.... I would be honest it is not like staying in AC but in this temperature under the sun and very high humidity it is a life saver Overall very impressed and I still recommend

I bought this primarily to wear while motor bike riding on those stinkers.. it works a treat. Now I wear it when working around yard on those big mowing days - so versitile

I've had this vest for about 6 weeks, so it's seen a lot of 100 degree days. I use it just for commuting and sub-2 hour rides, as it loses it's effectiveness after that. I typically don't use it unless temps are well into the 90s. Does keep your core noticeably cooler for a while and only takes a few minutes to "activate". On the downside, to really work well as long as possible on really hot days, you really have to soak it. This makes it heavy, and your shirt underneath will get wet, as will the top of your pants or shorts, and probably your underwear as well. I find this an acceptable tradeoff to keep somewhat comfortable, but others may not. Evaporative vests like this supposedly work best in low humidity, so if you live where there's a "dry" heat, you may have better results. Sizing seems true, so make sure you get the size that provides you with a comfortably snug fit under your jacket to get the most benefit. It's also handy when running errands on hot days, since it helps keep you from overheating while walking around in stores with gear on. For the price and what it's designed to do, I think it's a good investment. The only reason I gave it just three stars is the construction quality concerns me, since there are a few areas with stitching flaws that look like they could cause trouble later on.

I’ve tried this product multiple times, but I haven’t noticed a significant difference. The water tends to dry up quickly, and the overall impact isn’t as expected.