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Ever dip your hat or t-shirt in the water to stay cool on a blistering day? It works because as the water dries it pull latent heat off the body with it. It’s a simple process known as evaporative cooling, and every year we’re seeing more gear that utilizes it. Why buy a special hat and not use the one you have? Because they use special fabrics that retain water for much longer than cotton or synthetics. Here are three products that will keep you refreshed and energized on the most painfully hot days.
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Frogg Toggs Chilly Bean Cooling Hat
Frogg Toggs is one of our favorite companies when it comes to evaporative cooling gear, and we wear the Chilly Bean Hat anytime the temperature is unbearable. It makes a BIG difference. It can be 90F+ and you’re head stays cool.
$10.99
Mission Enduracool Multi Cool
Mission Enduracool Multi Cool
The Mission Enduracool Multi Cool is the Swiss Army Knife of evaporative cooling. You can wear it over ten different ways to suit the activity you’re engaged in. The Enduracool Multi-Cool is made from a special fabric that instantly cools when you soak it in water, wring it out, and snap it. The radiator-like fabric construction creates a prolonged cooling effect that will chill you out no matter what you have planned for the day.
$19.99
Mission Enduracool Hoodie
Mission Enduracool Hoodie
We love the simplicity of the Mission Enduracool Hoodie. You just get it wet and toss it on your head. When the material is wet it cools to 30 degrees below your body temperature. If your head is cool, you’re cool. It’s that simple. The hoodie does an excellent job of accomplishing that, and the mesh does a good job conforming to your head so it stays in place. Bonus: you sort of look like old school L.L. Cool J.
