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Ive had a couple of packs develop leaks, Man that stuff gives you a nasty rash...

Szajer, buy a set, you will never regret it. I am a no BS kinda guy and can tell ya these are a must have in your climate. You will need to pack a cooler with ice to recharge the spare set and just rotate through them as needed. When you first put them on it feels "cool" but after a bit you...

I see a corelation Jay, you ride a single speed and your knees hurt!! Imagine that:lol:

Shoot everybody is in a bubble. If you are a tree climbing, cyclist who likes to waste time in a machine shop you are my kinda guy;)

Damn Scott that is impressive that you still get out and run after work every evening. I cannt find the energy in the summer. Hey just my opinion but you should start riding. Back in Europe I knew plenty of 80 year old cyclists who would come out and do a 40 mile club run. Dont see too many old...

Shoot I almost feel bad, it hasn't gotten hot here this year! We had a week or so of hot but that was the only time I used my cooling vest!! This I think has been the coolest year in VA since Ive been in the US (1991).

Yup they are for vests but they suck as they have a lot less coolant per pack due to the squares. However the construction allows you to cut them in half so you can put them in your helmet. Man it feels good for about 1/2 hour....

So this is for when it really gets hot!! Doesn't last as long as the body packs but man does it feel good. MB Ill send a couple your way...

Yup aint worth much without spare set of packs in the cooler..........

Cannt say Ive noticed. I have 2 sets of packs in a cooler of ice every morning with my lunch and drinks. About 10-30 11ish I put it on and just cycle through them the rest of the day. Weird thing is the other day my machinist wore it for about 1/2 hour then took it of, said it didn't cool him...

Hey MB, got the vest back, thanks. Im going in to the shop today so will take 2 vests with me. One for me and one for my machinist. Supposed to be 100 today and man when we are welding it gets HOT in that shop. I was ranting about these vests 2 years ago but nobody was interested, they save me...

MB Ive been wondering if we should buy a cheap insulated winter vest and mount the cool packs inside that, sounds crazy but makes sense if you think about it. Do you see what I mean about the vest not feeling cool after you have had it on for 10 mins or so but still it does the job.... FWIW I...

my wires on top ( oh er sounds rude) MB I still think you should try your vest out with a good insulator over top of it to reduce heat loss to the air......

I bought 2 one for me and one for the Mrs. and one spare set of cool packs. She doesn't do tree work much anymore. PM me your address.

Evaporative cooling won't work in high humidity situations. Butch you need to check these out.... http://store.coolvest.com/p-1-original-rpcm-cooling-vest-high-visibility.aspx I have one and it works pretty well, cools for about 2-3 hours so you need a spare set of packs which are about $100...

Call the co. and ask if that is correct. Give them a chance to reply as to if you are using it correctly.....

You can buy the vest for $150. How hard can it be to make an insulated backpack with a pump.....

cannot wait to hear a review.....

Hey MB on the website it says to wear an insulation layer over the vest which is logical as it will keep the cool in and it will also protect the vest. You could get one of those thermal vests that used to be in style years ago, people will be amazed at the guy in the tree dressed for winter in...

Use it for a few weeks to see before you make a judgment, they say they will take it back after a month.....