Neck Cooling Tube | Wearable Cooling Neck Wraps for Summer Heat I Hands Free Cold Pack | Reusable Cooler (Monster)

I work in traffic safety so I'm outside in all weather for hours on end. These neck coolers saved me this past summer! Cooling is immediate and they aren't messy. I don't get soaked wearing them. I found that at the height of summer, they would last for at least 45 to an hour. I kept a cooler in my truck and just swapped them out when I could.

I have a heat sensitivity when hot and humid and this should be just enough for cooling on my neck.

The size works well for my neck. It stays cool for a long time and works well with my neck fan for hot flashes.

Works as advertised, doesn't sweat on you and can walk to work with temps in the 90s and it's still frozen when I get to work, and 8 hours later if I leave it on the counter by the AC, it's still mostly frozen 8 hrs later. If i put it in the fridge it stays frozen. Now they need to come up with a flat sheet design to go in lunch bags and boxes, to replace the soft cooler packs that stick in my shirt for my who to work.

Absolutely garbage, it does NOT work. Sure, it freezes, but it doesn't hold its temp at ALL. Didn't even get to use it while we were driving to a baseball game. I wouldn't even spend 3$ on it.

I had used the tube 4-6 times since purchased, worked very good, comfortable to wear. BUT, after placing in freezer to get cold for use, I couldn't cut grass due to rain. Placed the tube back in the storage bag, for the next usage,the next day removed tube from bag, anf the tube had leaked an oily substance from the tube. Had to clean my counter and hands several times to remove the oil. Liked the product, but would not buy again, due to poor construction.

Like many women "of a certain age", my personal internal thermometer has gone haywire. I've tried lots of gadgets to help me, some work and some are a bust. I had bought one of those round-the-neck fans but they are SO LOUD that you can't even hear the TV over them, and it sounded like I was a jet airliner about to take off, but without a lot of air. Not something you want to be wearing at a picnic or in a movie theater.I saw this and was intrigued, but thought it would probably be all hype. I was wrong and this thing is pretty brilliant in its simplicity.Pop it in the fridge for a bit (I do it until it turns white inside) and then lay it round your neck. Done and done. It stays cool for hours and I was shocked because I haven't yet (knock on wood) had a hot flash with it on. It cools the back and sides of my neck which tells my brain that I am not shapeshifting into an active volcano. It also lays against my jugular vein which I think might help in cooling my circulatory system. Not so cold that it causes frostbite from leaving it on your skin, as might happen with an ice pack. It doesn't leak, doesn't have condensation (what??? seriously...no drippies!), and is not heavy. I bought the peppermint version, which is not too strong - if you don't like mint smells, you may want to steer away from it, though. Obviously it doesn't give off sound, so I can surreptitiously have it on in the car or around others without it bothering anyone.It's super comfortable, though I wouldn't go to sleep with it on. But if you're outdoors or just watching TV, you can barely tell it's circling your neck. I promise you, the next time we go on vacation to a warm climate, this is coming with me.I thought this was just another gimmick. I think it actually works, and is part of my regimen of taming these power surges of mine. PS - Learn from my fail: don't put it in the freezer because it will freeze rock solid.Hope you have as good results as I did.

Let me start this review by saying, this is my second summer in AZ. And to say I hate going outside from June until September is an understatement (don’t ask why I moved here, long story).Anyways, I have been trying to find SOMETHING, ANYTHING really to find relief in the hot summer months. I have a very stubborn mini schnauzer that forces me to walk her when it’s “cooler”. (Forces as in will stare at me with those piercing eyes for HOURS until I agree to walk her).I have tried neck fans, neck towels, and then I stumbled on this idea watching an Instagram video of how people keep cool in Japan.LIFE CHANGER. It was 103 degrees at 730pm for our walk tonight and I didn’t feel like I was dying at all! Even 30 mins later, the thing is still semi frozen and I didn’t start sweating my ass off once! (Don’t worry, we don’t go far and my dog has access to water).BUY THIS DAMN THING NOW IF YOU HATE THE HEAT LIKE ME AND NEED RELIEF!!