Ergodyne Chill Its 6705CT Cooling Bandana, Lined with Evaporative PVA Material for Fast Cooling Relief, Quick and Secure Fit

I have other similar cooling bandana. But thought I would try this one, with the evaporative material.That material really makes the difference. I can soak the band with warm water, and when I put it on my neck it is cool. That is a huge difference!I definitely recommend this to you.

very nice when its hot and nasty and the yard needs mowing.

keep you cool and sweat out of eyes

It was mid 80's the first time we used them. dipped them in cool water at the beginning of the day and again half way through and truly helped keeping us cool. We were asked a few times if we had purchased them at the festival, nope Amazon. Would buy again.

I soaked this bandana in ice cold water for 30 minutes before wearing. I followed instructions that were included, wrung out excess water, and wrapped around my neck. Within seconds it was warm, and did not "expand" with cooling gel as advertised. Very disappointed, would not recommend wasting your money on this product.

Works well, but the blue fabric has a somewhat thin, cheap feel. If that could be improved, I might enjoy using this more.

I purchased two of these for my soldiers in very hot Afghanistan. They loved them!

My work takes me to some of the most popular race tracks across the U.S., and race season is typically during summer months when temps and humidity are highest. Track temps typically add another 10-15 degrees on top of ambient temps. These neck wraps have always kept me cool and able to concentrate even in the hottest conditions.Although the cooling part of the design still works great, the added velcro toward the ends of the fabric make for an uncomfortable feeling for me. As good as this product works, the velcro kept me from using this in Georgia last month.HOT TIP (so to speak)- before heading out from the hotel, wet your wraps under the faucet and store them in a collapsible cooler bag filled with ice. When the temps start to climb, grab the wrap out of the bag, wring out any excess liquid if any, and wear. This technique has kept me so comfortable trackside in Florida, Jersey, Nevada, Texas, and Georgia in triple digit temps.