I own this jacket and it works well. Several additional points: - In Japan, for safety, the arms are fully covered year round. The coverage of this jacket meets those safety requirements. - The jacket is available in a variety of fabrics. Each fabric is a different color. One of the optional fabrics is fire retardant and suitable for welding applications. - Disposable fan filters are available. This prevents debris such as workshop sawdust to get ingested and blown up into your face. - To enhances cooling, cool packs are available that insert into the mesh pockets inside the jacket. - Sealed tight around the waist and wrists, and the collar secure, a steady cool flow of air is directed out the collar, around the neck and to the face. When I first wore it, people were skeptical and chuckled at its appearance, but after a short time, they became more curious and respected the concept. The jacket I have is blue.
I was thinking welding applications or even a motorcycle jacket if it were leather, etc. The concept does have some decent applications, but I'm not sure if this is the best iteration of it.
I am currently working in a big chemical plant in Germany. The Company is also known in America for cancer and some other stuff. We have to be covered at all times. Even it the summer we have to wear a long jacket and long trousers. No one knows if there is a pipe dripping. If there is some dangerous stuff we have to wear protection suits.
"I was amazed at how warm the Arcteryx was..." "Almost sounds like he's shilling for..." "But you end up looking like a douchebag from North Vancouver." "Never mind."
Yea, I've been outside in my welding jacket sweating it soaked but don't wanna take it off cause I'm stickwelding over my head, and it hurts.. Having some ventilation then would be awesome!
That's what I was thinking. Still have my -very- sweat-stained leather jacket from 2005 when I was in welding school in California. So, soo hot doing hours of 5G pipe welds. Least I got a certificate!
There's also a worldwide eyeglasses cartel, they're called Essilor Luxottica, they're the only reason why your eyeglasses cost so much. They have a near 100% monopoly on the world eyeglasses market, as well as a stranglehold on the optometry industry.
Pretty much every industry is going that way. You look into any old household product and odds are it's unilever or p&g. Deregulate and the big guys buy everybody out; then once they own everything, they sponsor regulation to keep the newcomers out. Everybody wins except for workers, consumers and honest politicians.
@@notsevenfeettall No, it's just a simple description the whether paterns of much of Japan, where there are absurd levels of heat and humidity, and significant precipitation (precipitation that does not decrease the humidity).
Ah. Rather than the nice, humid, pressure-cooking climate that a person develops in their polyester coveralls we can now force ventilate with dusty, ambient air that is almost as hot and disperse the manly musk for all around to savor. Give the white hats another reason not to leave their air conditioned sanctuaries and annoy the grunts. Aside from the fact I can never find a charged battery when I need one and would question the IP rating of the components before jumping into a sump I like the idea.
i was also going to mention the fact that this device would turn an aussie tradie such as myself into an industrial BO dispersion device capable of clearing the smoko shed even if there was drops of rain on the newspaper outside and nobody driving the alimak but you beat me to it! "No more flipping through people mag ya grotty dogs, here comes big guts bazz and his stink jacket fkn clear out!"
...A sweet safety gal once brought in a few tyvek enclosed hoods with supplied fan air. Didn't take more than a shift for guys to start blowing their farts, easily and indiscriminately in the direction of the belt mounted fans/air supply. A couple guys puked! Ha, the best part is, they were actually kinda nice for some applications (ceramic fiber/insulation plant) but guys wouldn't wear them as the temptation from your pals was just too much to ask of a man!
@@jimmyatoms4438 I used to work in a place that had an “explosive atmosphere” and the shop floor guys wore belt mounted filters for their masks. There’s nothing funnier than someone working in a glove box freaking out and first going to rip the mask off then realising they have their hands the other side of a window. It went some thing along the line of ~muffled cry~, THUD, ~muffled shouting~ , mask removed, new swear words invented on the spot....
@ mopedmarathon Farts never get old. The shop I was at was full of awesome guys. Salty & Tough as cheap beef jerky. Good ole Union boys in Buffalo N.Y. Anywho, A buddy once got into a healthier more vegetable based diet, washed down with a six or so of Stellas' nightly. I've been in some of the rustiest locker rooms around. Never have I ever smelled such intensity. Fart sprays, stink bombs, nothing. So one day he rigged up the "fart dart". A long flex nose funnel with an inexhaustible air line hooked up to her. Best reactions I've ever seen. Had the affect of sun dried dog turds & a wrist rocket. It was incredible man. So bad a few guys were fightin' mad about it. Fart Dart, brought to you by the same fella as the Crapaccino. -cheers mate
There's a fan you can get for your hardhat too. I know because I got it 😂😅. Everyone points and laughs until I let them try it and they realize that while you are sweating, you get a great swamp cooler affect.
If it works, it just works. Had one that also ran power to a decent headlight and used two beefy battery packs. Of course, office wanks decided it was not allowed, everyone needed to use the same style of hard hat. For effing reasons. My list of reasons not to pull more overtime than I myself decide I have to never seems to run out of juice.
I've been to japan on holiday 2 years ago and they did some road work. Of course I chose the end of July/beginning of August for my trip, which meant it had 38-40°C pretty much every day. Not only did they fully rip up and rebuild an entire street in a single day (they started around 6am I guess and the road was ready to use with road marks at 6pm), which is something I just couldn't believe as a german guy, but they also all had jackets similar to this one. Their jackets looked a lot thicker, almost like a thick winter jacket, but it was all just air and they even had a little pouch for ice cubes right infront of the fans. The Japanese have a solution for every problem you don't even know it existed.
I use this EXACT same jacket to cool me down when I feel the Milwaukee jacket is running too HOT to be comfortable. I got it extra large so the Makita fits perfectly on the Milwaukee.
I have a buddy who services a steam system at the local university. He can't have any exposed skin around those blisteringly hot pipes so he wears a jacket year round, even in the summer. Something like this may work well for someone in that type of situation.
Have seen these used on worksites during the summer, with a hood that presumably also cools head. Even ambient temperature air, moving, has got to be better than standing for hours in the sun without the jacket!
@@andrewut7ya511 Saw a video somewhere of a entire office with people, a lot of them had long sleeved cooling shirts plugged into the wall and looked like puffy marshmellows. Reality is stranger than fiction.
@@andrewut7ya511 Lol. This is a channel, where almost every single video has mention of "marketing wank"... a comment comes in sarcastically poking at the marketing... you following me here?
I have been to Japan and seen Hitachi engineers wearing these on the tube. Its actually a really good ideal as it lets you cool yourself with your sweat very effectively. I was certainly envious of the engineers.
AvE buddy, These are common ”protective” gear in Japan where summer temps get to 40 with high humidity. Jackets are sold seperately from the fans. Love the Japaneese in more ways than one.
Having to work in the heat wearing a tyvek . One guy attached a small fan to the back of his suit. He looked like the Michelin man but he was the only one not drowning in sweat.
I love it! from being in the desert any amount of time you learn you have to keep a jacket on to keep from burning THIS would have been sweet in Saudi! And the Jacket looks very well made.
When I saw “cooling jacket“ I assumed you were working on a Nissan or Subaru LOL! Thanks for the videos, cheers! Happy new year keep your snakes under spice LOL
Or if you work under ridiculous rules that enforce full cover up in the blistering sun! Only thing is, it's the wrong colour! More Dayglo, More better! You can guess from how I spell "colour", where I'm talking about!
For those that really have that problem I recommend reducing PUFAs, mostly by eliminating industrial seed oils (safflower, corn, canola, peanut, etc). You will be surprised how much longer you can be in the sun without burning after a few months of not eating that junk. You can replace it with coconut oil, olive oil, butter, tallow or lard.
You’d be right on… I lived in Japan for 17 year. The Japanese have come up with a billion gadgets for staying cool and they’re all junk. Even the air conditioners are wimpy.
ive got a couple of trousers with zip up/or open vents. work excellent if your walking, not so much if static.... a annoyingly rare feature but a nice one
did you run over to target, bought a similar looking jacket and placed it back in the milfukky box and returned it to the benevolent orange box of corporate incompetence?
I give my employes white uniforms, they dont know it but i monitor them for dirt and evidence of work. At the end of each day the cleanest man is silently removed from the worksite and banned from ever returning.
I painted a black guy's apartment once, including the front door, and I returned the next day and the front door alone was dirtier than it was yesterday. I so badly wanted to write him a note pointing that out.
I'd be interested in seeing how this works in the summer, although I hate any sort of layers on myself when it's hot. I can barely wear short sleeve. 🤔🤔 I hope you keep this jacket in working order and update us.... 😉😉
The Japanese have built themselves a spider attractant. Spiders seek out areas with higher airflow. And what an effective spider distribution system, right at the small of your back, your most vulnerable area, giving spiders access to crawl up your back or down your crack, all discreetly.
I've seen it on occasion by drywall/painter types... basically it's for people who have to stay in longsleeves on a job even if its hotAF. I just hope noone tells our Canuckistanian Overlord that they also have heated vests for the wintery/miserable months as well ;)
there was a craze with phase change cooling vests a few years ago.. I was doing a lot of attic work so I got one and the inserts.. it actually worked enough that I got more inserts and everyday we got a couple of bags of ice to fill the cooler and I made it though the day without heat exhaustion
The air conditioned clothing was developed after the Fukushima meltdown, when there was not enough power to run the air conditioning in many buildings. So rather than cool the entire building, this clothing was developed to cool the individual.
This would be great for me. I have MS and getting hot is never good for me, always causes issues. They make cooling vests with several slots for frozen gel packs but the packs only last an hour or 2 and they are very bulky. This would be amazing to only carry around a few battery packs instead of a few dozen gel/ice packs.
A battery to pull down your pants with a jacket that blows you from behind. Not my cup of tea. I guess the japanese have always been into the more "interesting" activities.
I prototyped one of those tiny 12v blowers with a tilt switch on a 9v battery to blow air down across my face when welding. Worked pretty well. Pulls air off your head so avoids fumes and all you need is moving air.
Having done some home construction in Kyushu at the end of the summer this year, I can say that one of these would have been very welcome. It was hot, humid, and still...a perfect swap in the junk drawer. Too bad they don't make them in 4XL.
"So every one is using lap-tops, Tablets and Mobile Phones! What are we going to do with all these PC Tower cooler fans we made?" "I've an idea boss.......!" Happy Nerd Yeah AvE!
something like this is super handy in japan, since its super hot and humid there in the summer. and allthough they are obsessed with airconditioning, you still need something when you are in the hot and sweaty shop
Your plumber joke jogged my memory of a contractor's story years ago about a 16" crawl space under the U of A Jubilee Auditorium where of course a sewer line broke... The contractor was stuck there for a week living the Shaw Shank Redemption dream! I couldn't imagine a second of it, let alone a week of that hell! Dudes immune system has to be a strong as a sewer rat's! Happy New Year AvE!!!
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daaaayum... and I thought Fonzie had a cool jacket.
Dont worry you have a cooler dust pan than ave so it balances out
I once saw the Fonz jimmie a lock with his toothbrush...
-Hey Tony -Hey Billy
I like how you hid an "aaaay" in your comment about Fonzie's jacket.
U should both post more videos!!
I just spent nine minutes watching a grown man assemble a jacket. What a world.
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haha! I spent about 6 thanks to speeding it up lol
What's this? Pre industrial revolution?
I own this jacket and it works well.
Several additional points:
- In Japan, for safety, the arms are fully covered year round. The coverage of this jacket meets those safety requirements.
- The jacket is available in a variety of fabrics. Each fabric is a different color. One of the optional fabrics is fire retardant and suitable for welding applications.
- Disposable fan filters are available. This prevents debris such as workshop sawdust to get ingested and blown up into your face.
- To enhances cooling, cool packs are available that insert into the mesh pockets inside the jacket.
- Sealed tight around the waist and wrists, and the collar secure, a steady cool flow of air is directed out the collar, around the neck and to the face.
When I first wore it, people were skeptical and chuckled at its appearance, but after a short time, they became more curious and respected the concept. The jacket I have is blue.
I was thinking welding applications or even a motorcycle jacket if it were leather, etc. The concept does have some decent applications, but I'm not sure if this is the best iteration of it.
I am currently working in a big chemical plant in Germany. The Company is also known in America for cancer and some other stuff. We have to be covered at all times. Even it the summer we have to wear a long jacket and long trousers. No one knows if there is a pipe dripping. If there is some dangerous stuff we have to wear protection suits.
A cooled motorcycle jacket would be very interesting. It cant just be fans.
I was thinking it would be nice while riding my motorcycle in the summer.... boy it’s hot sitting in traffic...
These types of cooling systems are useful for cosplayers as well.
Too hot in your jacket?
N. Americans: *take it off*
Japanese: *add air conditioning*
Germans: *EMERGENCY MEETING*
British: Unaware what being too hot feels like
@@pauljeffs7 True enough. We Brits don’t get sun-tanned... ...we rust!!
Now I DEMAND a heated tank top for when I want to be warm in the winter while still showing off the guns.
Just crank out some push ups in that tank top broseph, youll be warm and get a nice swell in the arms for the chicks to totally dig.
That's called a vest
You could wear it underneath the fan forced jacket too. Just in case the jacket actually works and you find yourself getting cold.
@@jasnterry1313 Nope, I need my arms heated too. Figure it out, enginerds.
Millf@cki makes heated vest and coats w/ thermostatic control ... Many Blessings , SMR
Ave’s entry into the world of only fans 😂
I’m not into that sort of thing!!!
I don't get the reference. Yarite. :-)
Wonder if its the first time he has had a fan in his backside
Heyo cockrings and finding the right slit both had mentions in the vijeo.
Underrated comment
"Drying mode on. Jacket drying. Your jacket is now dry."
Heat would help.
You for got the "EEEEEEEEE" the voice synth said before "Your jacket is now dry." I love DECTalk!
Was that.. Demolition Man? So close but so far... back to the future? Ahhh!
That's BTTF 2
Yah baby!
"I was amazed at how warm the Arcteryx was..."
"Almost sounds like he's shilling for..."
"But you end up looking like a douchebag from North Vancouver."
"Never mind."
If it was a welding jacket, this would be perfect.
Barely.
Yea, I've been outside in my welding jacket sweating it soaked but don't wanna take it off cause I'm stickwelding over my head, and it hurts..
Having some ventilation then would be awesome!
That's what I was thinking. Still have my -very- sweat-stained leather jacket from 2005 when I was in welding school in California. So, soo hot doing hours of 5G pipe welds. Least I got a certificate!
@@comridor Yes, no kidding. Welding in Texas in August is a damn torture chamber.
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Is a Japanese zipper cartel any more ridiculous than the Canadian maple syrup cartel?
Bacon .
@@Gunbudder Vermont maple syrup !
One goes up your snatch while the other goes down the hatch...🍳😂♨
I don't think anybody has been killed over zippers tho'
@@cmul7651 I killed a man for laughing at me when I zipped my taint up in my zipper 😵‼️🤬 would that count ? 😆
There's also a worldwide eyeglasses cartel, they're called Essilor Luxottica, they're the only reason why your eyeglasses cost so much. They have a near 100% monopoly on the world eyeglasses market, as well as a stranglehold on the optometry industry.
Pretty much every industry is going that way. You look into any old household product and odds are it's unilever or p&g. Deregulate and the big guys buy everybody out; then once they own everything, they sponsor regulation to keep the newcomers out. Everybody wins except for workers, consumers and honest politicians.
As a trolley collector working in the Australian summer, I can not describe how hard I am for this jacket...
Did you ever end up getting it?
If you’re the type of person to accidentally leave pens in your pocket and put it through the wash this is not the jacket for you
Get these for your drywallers, with the bonus vape attachments and CBD cartridges
"I didn't know things had gotten so bad you have to watch videos of a homeless person for fashion advice" - my wife
Just laughed my ass off.
“In the searing hot rain...”
You just described J-A-Pan perfectly.
The perfect monsoon season jacket.
Preventing heatstroke in those damp hot summer days is a big concern in Japan
@@notsevenfeettall No, it's just a simple description the whether paterns of much of Japan, where there are absurd levels of heat and humidity, and significant precipitation (precipitation that does not decrease the humidity).
Yep just came from spending a few summers in Japan. Saw a guy wearing one of these and wished I had fans, too. Totally get it.
@@notsevenfeettall if you ever been to a tropical place on a rainy day, you'll know all about the blistering liquid sunshine.
Lays it on his filthy bench. "Nnaw, it's already dirty!"
Ah. Rather than the nice, humid, pressure-cooking climate that a person develops in their polyester coveralls we can now force ventilate with dusty, ambient air that is almost as hot and disperse the manly musk for all around to savor. Give the white hats another reason not to leave their air conditioned sanctuaries and annoy the grunts. Aside from the fact I can never find a charged battery when I need one and would question the IP rating of the components before jumping into a sump I like the idea.
i was also going to mention the fact that this device would turn an aussie tradie such as myself into an industrial BO dispersion device capable of clearing the smoko shed even if there was drops of rain on the newspaper outside and nobody driving the alimak but you beat me to it!
"No more flipping through people mag ya grotty dogs, here comes big guts bazz and his stink jacket fkn clear out!"
Only works if you're Asian with 0 BO
@@edplaysdrums8435 Bug or Feature?
@@mofo78536 the makita social distancing jacket?
@@mofo78536 some women say they like man-stink. Then again, some people say cucumbers taste better pickled...
Recently discovered this channel. Dude, you crack me up. Excellent reviews spoken in real language. Love it!
I'll be honest AvE, if I could just have you telling me to "focus you fuck!" I'd get so much more accomplished in life.
They should really mass-produce AvEs. Imagine how many dicks could be spared from dislodging from their respective vices.
have it play whenever I open up Facebook or RUclips.
And in the winter you change the fans for speakers like 'look mu no computer's ' bass coat :D
Love the Furze!
That looked so heavy.
@@kennypinkerton5818 Impractical, too. I've felt louder bluetooth speakers hidden in backpacks on the train platform.
Inflatable, cooling, fart suit!
@Mr. Avuncular brilliant idea 💡!
Will it explode as well as a Coleman stove by the campfire?
If I have to fart, I’m backing up to the fan of whomever is wearing this coat. 💩💨
If your doing physical labour in the rain, raincoats get HOT, i would by this if i still worked outside
I'm here for the sarcasm and giggles. Been a fan for a few years now. Thanks UBF!
All im wondering is how are you gonna model this jacket without showing yourself...
Welding helmet
@@cardboardboxification yes
Chris Fix style.
If you have ever walked to work in Japan in June, you would know why an air conditioned jacket is valuable.
If it's that damn hot why wear a jacket 🤦
Yeah!
What I wants next now is ventilated dishwashing gloves
@@TheUncleRuckus I don't think it's hot per se just really humid.
Given that 99% of viewers probably haven't... perhaps you'd like to explain.
@@TheUncleRuckus you can’t disgrace your honour by not having a jacket
Hi, just wanted to say... All the best for 2021, hope you manage to survive! Love what you do.
I stumbled upon this channel while shopping for a vulcan tig welder this summer. Cracked me up,been watching ever since.
Where'd you get your vast knowledge n experiences
Wearing that, you are just begging for your buddies to fart near you even more.
...A sweet safety gal once brought in a few tyvek enclosed hoods with supplied fan air. Didn't take more than a shift for guys to start blowing their farts, easily and indiscriminately in the direction of the belt mounted fans/air supply. A couple guys puked!
Ha, the best part is, they were actually kinda nice for some applications (ceramic fiber/insulation plant) but guys wouldn't wear them as the temptation from your pals was just too much to ask of a man!
boys will be boys
This seems like a perfect application to test the "liquid ass" spray. (Best not google that....)
@@jimmyatoms4438 I used to work in a place that had an “explosive atmosphere” and the shop floor guys wore belt mounted filters for their masks. There’s nothing funnier than someone working in a glove box freaking out and first going to rip the mask off then realising they have their hands the other side of a window. It went some thing along the line of ~muffled cry~, THUD, ~muffled shouting~ , mask removed, new swear words invented on the spot....
@ mopedmarathon
Farts never get old.
The shop I was at was full of awesome guys. Salty & Tough as cheap beef jerky. Good ole Union boys in Buffalo N.Y.
Anywho,
A buddy once got into a healthier more vegetable based diet, washed down with a six or so of Stellas' nightly. I've been in some of the rustiest locker rooms around. Never have I ever smelled such intensity. Fart sprays, stink bombs, nothing.
So one day he rigged up the "fart dart". A long flex nose funnel with an inexhaustible air line hooked up to her. Best reactions I've ever seen. Had the affect of sun dried dog turds & a wrist rocket. It was incredible man. So bad a few guys were fightin' mad about it.
Fart Dart, brought to you by the same fella as the Crapaccino.
-cheers mate
There's a fan you can get for your hardhat too. I know because I got it 😂😅. Everyone points and laughs until I let them try it and they realize that while you are sweating, you get a great swamp cooler affect.
If it works, it just works. Had one that also ran power to a decent headlight and used two beefy battery packs.
Of course, office wanks decided it was not allowed, everyone needed to use the same style of hard hat. For effing reasons. My list of reasons not to pull more overtime than I myself decide I have to never seems to run out of juice.
I've been to japan on holiday 2 years ago and they did some road work. Of course I chose the end of July/beginning of August for my trip, which meant it had 38-40°C pretty much every day. Not only did they fully rip up and rebuild an entire street in a single day (they started around 6am I guess and the road was ready to use with road marks at 6pm), which is something I just couldn't believe as a german guy, but they also all had jackets similar to this one. Their jackets looked a lot thicker, almost like a thick winter jacket, but it was all just air and they even had a little pouch for ice cubes right infront of the fans. The Japanese have a solution for every problem you don't even know it existed.
I use this EXACT same jacket to cool me down when I feel the Milwaukee jacket is running too HOT to be comfortable.
I got it extra large so the Makita fits perfectly on the Milwaukee.
I have a buddy who services a steam system at the local university. He can't have any exposed skin around those blisteringly hot pipes so he wears a jacket year round, even in the summer. Something like this may work well for someone in that type of situation.
Have seen these used on worksites during the summer, with a hood that presumably also cools head. Even ambient temperature air, moving, has got to be better than standing for hours in the sun without the jacket!
Here in SW USA 🇺🇸, construction workers, landscapers, ranchers and farmers all wear long sleeves and hats in the summer.
I literally saw a technician wore it, when I need my AC to be fixed (when I lived in Japan). I was shocked cuz it was really cool😎
You didn't even take it apart. We just got tricked into watching an unboxing video boys!
I´m confused. The package said "cordless fan jacket" yet you are fumbling around with those damn cords. They lied. Shame on you Makitaaaa!
They mean that you dont need to be plugged into an outlet, now that would be silly.
@@andrewut7ya511 Saw a video somewhere of a entire office with people, a lot of them had long sleeved cooling shirts plugged into the wall and looked like puffy marshmellows. Reality is stranger than fiction.
@@andrewut7ya511 Lol. This is a channel, where almost every single video has mention of "marketing wank"... a comment comes in sarcastically poking at the marketing... you following me here?
@@nicewhenearnedrudemostlyel489 i do not follow, elaborate
Lmao if it had an actual cord for a plug.... Why oh why.
I have been to Japan and seen Hitachi engineers wearing these on the tube. Its actually a really good ideal as it lets you cool yourself with your sweat very effectively. I was certainly envious of the engineers.
AvE buddy,
These are common ”protective” gear in Japan where summer temps get to 40 with high humidity. Jackets are sold seperately from the fans. Love the Japaneese in more ways than one.
damn weaboo, get a real girlfriend
He's such a gentleman, I love how he always says, " remember to be nice " at the end of every video.
You need to watch Ave’s Brother’s ‘vijayo’
Buckin Billy Ray
Having to work in the heat wearing a tyvek . One guy attached a small fan to the back of his suit. He looked like the Michelin man but he was the only one not drowning in sweat.
@@Gunbudder Probably.
Cody of Cody'sLab walked into a home depot that way as it was his artistic Pandemic expression.
The grunting at 7:00 is precious, as is the resounding girly squeal afterwards!
I love it! from being in the desert any amount of time you learn you have to keep a jacket on to keep from burning THIS would have been sweet in Saudi! And the Jacket looks very well made.
When I saw “cooling jacket“ I assumed you were working on a Nissan or Subaru LOL! Thanks for the videos, cheers! Happy new year keep your snakes under spice LOL
When you have fair skin and are allergic to sunscreen this makes perfect sense.
Or work somewhere hot which requires all personnel to wear long sleeves ie pretty much every worksite in Australia
Or if you work under ridiculous rules that enforce full cover up in the blistering sun! Only thing is, it's the wrong colour! More Dayglo, More better! You can guess from how I spell "colour", where I'm talking about!
@@donteven5712 You haven't watched many of AvE's vijeyo's, have you!
@@donteven5712 you need to learn bumblefuck. I believe you can do a “learn to speak bumblefuck” on Duolingo these days.
For those that really have that problem I recommend reducing PUFAs, mostly by eliminating industrial seed oils (safflower, corn, canola, peanut, etc).
You will be surprised how much longer you can be in the sun without burning after a few months of not eating that junk.
You can replace it with coconut oil, olive oil, butter, tallow or lard.
Covide catcher so you can get it from people to far away.
Flip those fans around and you are the safest dude in town
I shouldn't have laughed as hard as I did, thank you for that!!!
My south Mississippi heat and humidity chuckles and says...”ain’t that cute”. Followed up with a “Well bless your heart”.
You’d be right on… I lived in Japan for 17 year. The Japanese have come up with a billion gadgets for staying cool and they’re all junk. Even the air conditioners are wimpy.
*That thing is awesome!*
We need more japanese goodness here.
"Good enough" here is no-where near "good enough" there...
So when do they release the pants with dedicated dangle blower?
not soon enough
The Scots figured that out centuries ago.
Asking for a friend can you tell me the location of these vending machines
They looked like crabs to me!
@@garycourtenay4719 smells like it too
Those vending machines are all over in most cities in japan.
It's like one of them water-cooled racecar driver shirts, also got your stickers. Beautiful.
That Adapter fro the Makita battery would come in handy for _a lot_ of homebrew projects where I need a portable high amperage power source
Personally, I'm holding out for the trousers.
Good call. Keep Alvin and chipmunks cool.
ive got a couple of trousers with zip up/or open vents. work excellent if your walking, not so much if static.... a annoyingly rare feature but a nice one
I just gifted a Milwaukee jacket for the holiday... Don't you tempt me to gift more.
Dem jackets are nice
How is this comment 3 days old?
did you run over to target, bought a similar looking jacket and placed it back in the milfukky box and returned it to the benevolent orange box of corporate incompetence?
That was the most gingerly unboxing I’ve ever seen you do!
A Japanese man is shaking in horror watching the way you handle the precision made J-A-Pan cooling jacket.
Great color! You'll be able to tell when it's dirty.
I give my employes white uniforms, they dont know it but i monitor them for dirt and evidence of work. At the end of each day the cleanest man is silently removed from the worksite and banned from ever returning.
@@andrewut7ya511 funny story
I painted a black guy's apartment once, including the front door, and I returned the next day and the front door alone was dirtier than it was yesterday. I so badly wanted to write him a note pointing that out.
I'd be interested in seeing how this works in the summer, although I hate any sort of layers on myself when it's hot. I can barely wear short sleeve. 🤔🤔 I hope you keep this jacket in working order and update us.... 😉😉
The Japanese have built themselves a spider attractant. Spiders seek out areas with higher airflow. And what an effective spider distribution system, right at the small of your back, your most vulnerable area, giving spiders access to crawl up your back or down your crack, all discreetly.
I would love to see you tear down a spacesuit and examine it keep up the good work
I feel like I'm missing the thing that ties the crab vending machine to the used underwear market.
Maybe the used undies come with crabs... Or is that an extra charge?
took me more'n a minute too
You need a clear head covering bubble and N 95 filters on the fan inlet. That's the 2021 version, walking around like Georg Jettson.
Cutting to a crab vending machine when talking about the panties one killed me
Now I know what I want for Christmas!
They made a “cool” jacket...I’ll show myself out.
If you had Godzilla in your country you'd need cooling too
What would a Canadian boy like you, need with a jacket like that?
Currently in the heart of winter and only get about 2 months of summer! Man up!
That looks pretty cool. You are one of the cool kids now
“Out in the searing hot rain”. Rollin!!!!
Is it for laboring in the rain? Keep the rain off and try to reduce sweat? No idear
I've seen it on occasion by drywall/painter types... basically it's for people who have to stay in longsleeves on a job even if its hotAF.
I just hope noone tells our Canuckistanian Overlord that they also have heated vests for the wintery/miserable months as well ;)
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I thought it was for when you have to hurry up and wait. Stay warm in the morning then when you do actual work you cool off?
Could it be used as a makeshift Sta-Puff costume? Asking for a friend.
"Drying mode on", "Jacket drying", "You're jacket is now dry".... Only 5yrs late :P
there was a craze with phase change cooling vests a few years ago.. I was doing a lot of attic work so I got one and the inserts.. it actually worked enough that I got more inserts and everyday we got a couple of bags of ice to fill the cooler and I made it though the day without heat exhaustion
Was it any cheaper to buy in the winter, or do they stick it to you just as hard?
The air conditioned clothing was developed after the Fukushima meltdown, when there was not enough power to run the air conditioning in many buildings. So rather than cool the entire building, this clothing was developed to cool the individual.
This would be great for me. I have MS and getting hot is never good for me, always causes issues. They make cooling vests with several slots for frozen gel packs but the packs only last an hour or 2 and they are very bulky. This would be amazing to only carry around a few battery packs instead of a few dozen gel/ice packs.
With a little bit of help from an a-dapter kit, we had those fans running just like a song.
Its like Colin Furzes' bass coat.
Hehehe! first thing I thought also.
A battery to pull down your pants with a jacket that blows you from behind. Not my cup of tea.
I guess the japanese have always been into the more "interesting" activities.
I prototyped one of those tiny 12v blowers with a tilt switch on a 9v battery to blow air down across my face when welding. Worked pretty well. Pulls air off your head so avoids fumes and all you need is moving air.
I now await Paul Harrel wearing one of these for an April Fool's Day video.
Where's the fan in the crotch pants for that real cheap happy ending?
Sure, have the fan blow air down round the scrotum, past the taint, and exhaust out the ass crack just like god intended it to.
Skip the fan and go straight to the food processor salami chopper
Haha just blowing crotch-air around😂
Would be better if it was 12V and did heat also, HVAC jacket.
Put some Peltiers on it
Only Uncle Bumble could make outwear and jacket tech seem interesting to watch and look into.
"Doon right chilly! Right on the kidneys too! Where ya need it" hahaha I'm from Ireland but this could've been straight out of Fargo
Regardless of your demeanor you'll always have a couple of fans. 🍳😂♨
Best comment of the whole thread!
Makita has these on the Canuckistani website too... Even have it in High Viz...
Nerds should be easily identifiable 🤷🏻♂️ pass me my clipboard!
That way one can be a highly visible blow hard.
Having done some home construction in Kyushu at the end of the summer this year, I can say that one of these would have been very welcome. It was hot, humid, and still...a perfect swap in the junk drawer. Too bad they don't make them in 4XL.
I can't imagine the torment I'd get if I strutted into work with this baby full roar on a summers day.. Lifetime of nicknames 😂
"So every one is using lap-tops, Tablets and Mobile Phones! What are we going to do with all these PC Tower cooler fans we made?"
"I've an idea boss.......!"
Happy Nerd Yeah AvE!
3L fitting a bit snug huh... must be that Christmas shrinkage
There's an introverted machinist staring at the flicker of his flip phone dreaming of his chance to help you take that jacket off.
I see you upgraded the left hand work mitts...now time for the snot ridden right hand...
Maybe its made for the Yakuza since they always have to wear long sleeves in public.
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aVe just gave us the crabs!
Having had to wear my workshop jacket in the un-airconditioned workshop in a humid Japan summer, I 100% understand this jacket.
something like this is super handy in japan, since its super hot and humid there in the summer. and allthough they are obsessed with airconditioning, you still need something when you are in the hot and sweaty shop
Wonder if I could use that to dress up my blow up doll.
Or blow up your dress-up doll?
Yes, I am sure he would approve.
Your plumber joke jogged my memory of a contractor's story years ago about a 16" crawl space under the U of A Jubilee Auditorium where of course a sewer line broke...
The contractor was stuck there for a week living the Shaw Shank Redemption dream! I couldn't imagine a second of it, let alone a week of that hell! Dudes immune system has to be a strong as a sewer rat's!
Happy New Year AvE!!!
hearing you open stuff up makes me wanna go buy car parts lol or other cool stuff
Vietnam is "The Land Of The Rising Sun"?!? 🤔