Any sweat ridden shirt, i.e. soaking with your sweat, feels cooler when a strong breeze comes up. Believe it, in Texas it is always hot and humid. You drip beads of sweat walking to your car in a parking lot. I'll keep my sweaty shirts and my money for something else.
I guess I just like to take my shirt off, immerse my shirt in water , wring it out ,and put it on, keeps me cool just fine, or I just spray myself with a spray bottle of water, but I can see why the attic cool shirt would work too
I’d be worried about those insects!!! Man, they’re loud! Nice review. Are you in that XL now? 👀. Hike on! ✌🏽
I wonder it the size fit adds to the cooling effect? Thus, a tighter fit may allow the cooling to cover the body more effectively.
Nice Beaver!
Thanks. I just had it stuffed
Taking a look at these, shirt still working well?
thanks for the walking review. you made a sale.
Any sweat ridden shirt, i.e. soaking with your sweat, feels cooler when a strong breeze comes up. Believe it, in Texas it is always hot and humid. You drip beads of sweat walking to your car in a parking lot. I'll keep my sweaty shirts and my money for something else.
Sounds very similar to those spandex type shirts used by cyclists. The effects on those are mostly felt with the wind.
Were you wearing an undershirt? If so, what material was the undershirt made of?
Jose c I love it thank you
Awesome thanks for the review👍
Chemical? Not too sure I want that.
What's the temperature there?
That day was about 97 °
I guess I just like to take my shirt off, immerse my shirt in water , wring it out ,and put it on, keeps me cool just fine, or I just spray myself with a spray bottle of water, but I can see why the attic cool shirt would work too
still digging it?
Ya watch out for those beavers 🤣
How much did u buy it for ?
they are around $30 a shirt
@@randybishop9378 they are 3 dollars at directtoolsoutlet.com
@@Pablo-oi1hv i don't see any shirts on the site
@@randybishop9378 i think they sold out. But it was on there clearence section
Nice beaver!