Cooling textile for high-performance applications

Specialty Fabrics Review | May 2010

Coolcomfit, a high-performance, cooling textile, is activated without chemicals by the wearer’s perspiration and air movement, or by wetting, wringing out and snapping to set the water molecules in motion and provide a sustained, cool temperature within the fabric. Suitable for towels, sports wraps, blankets and apparel.

SOURCE Cool Comfort Technologies™ Inc.

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  Kyle

  Nov 17, 2011
  11:42 am CST

  How The Fabric Works

  Hi Cooling Fan,

  Basically, the fabric acts as a personal air conditioning unit between outside air and your body surface.  It can be utilized in a few different ways.

  • You can pre-wet the fabric with water, wring it out, then snap it to activiate the moisture wicking movement from your skin to the surface.   
  • Your sweat can also activate the fabric and catalyze the moisture wicking process.  You just have to place it on your skin (neck, legs, arms, etc, whereever you may be hot)

  The yarn composition enacts as your own personal cooling environment.  If you would like to learn more, please contact me or visit our new website...http://www.coolcoretec.com

   

  Sincerely, 

   

  Kyle Pouliot
  Web Marketing Director of CoolCore

   

   

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  Cooling fan

  Jul 29, 2011
  5:14 pm CDT

  Cooling at a football game

  Alright I am still not exactly sure how this cooling textile works, but it looks pretty amazing. There are times when I'm sitting at a football game and wishing that it was as cool there as at my house. Unfortunately when you are sitting on the side facing the sun this never happens, and I'm sweating in a number of minutes. Maybe I should just stick to watching the games in my very cool family room on the TV.