Stay Cool and Refreshed with the Chill Pal Mesh Cooling Towel - Blue, 12 x 40 inch

N. L.: It is a well made towel, however, I don’t know if it’s just me but it felt just like any wet towel would sitting on my neck. I didn’t feel any cooling effect asides from the towel being wet.

United States on Jul 31, 2023

Destiny: Helps me stay cool inside the house in this summer heat Puerto Rico weather is killer

United States on Jul 12, 2023

Susan Copeland Wier: It will keep the neck cool

United States on Jun 11, 2023

sally: Saw this product reviewed on a blogger page and was kinda sceptical at first, but after using it I was surprised that it stayed cold for over 2 hrs. Very impressed

Australia on Sep 18, 2022

Luly: Bueno por su precio cumple lo que dice en su descripción más esperaba más pero está bien

Mexico on Jul 28, 2022

MF Devon: This was recommended by a family member, as bought 3 of these, is certainly does what is says on the tin, and was very welcome in some of the recent hot weather. What may not be clear is that it’s important to know about the snap technique which activates the cooling. So you not constantly wetting the towel, recharging it by flicking or snapping the towel. It’s very ingenious and works well.
Recommended if you find it hard to keep cool.

United Kingdom on Aug 13, 2019

YuenXYuenX: I am an avid hiker, camper, and wilderness backpacker, and primarily take these kind of trips in California/Utah/Arizona weather where it can get quite hot. For a long time, I had always dipped my hat into the cold, running streams or lake to keep myself momentarily cool, and that also meant having the water drip onto my shirt for additional cooling. However, this relief would usually subside in 30 minutes after the hat has completely dried up in the sun.

On many of my hikes, I had also seen many wear a towel around the neck (a popular practice in Korea and Japan), and one day -- I do not remember how -- this Chill Pal towel caught my attention. The overwhelming number of positive reviews further picked my interest, particularly at a time when my toddler son was having a 100F fever the night before. I thought that I would give one a try to not only help cool him down, but to also use as a hiking towel. I liked it so much, I bought 3 of these Mesh towels and 1 of the PVA one.

PROS
- Keeps my neck cool, and as a result, makes the hot weather very bearable
- Maintained moisture (and cooling effect) for over an hour
- Did not feel drenched, though it does wet...

United States on May 22, 2019

Kristin: I love these cooling towels, both for me and for the dogs. The pattern on this one is a great idea, and means that I can easily see if its drying out on the dog at a glance. That would also make it very useful for young children etc. As you dont have to keep asking if its still cooling them down. Comes in a sturdy ziploc bag, so you can wet it when setting out for the day, and take it out when you get there, instead of immediately having to wet it. very light and compact, and good value. I have a few, and often put one over my feet or wrists at the same time as having one round my neck. Theyre handy for helping you get to sleep on hot nights too, as they dont make the pillow wet!

United Kingdom on Jul 08, 2018

Nicole Peddle: Worked great for my partner and I and my 7 year old son while walking around in the heat at Disneyworld! Received many comments from passersby as they say us wetting them. Would definitely recommend. So glad we had them. Also, they also stay soft when dry (many other towels get crispy feeling).
I only deducted one star because the pattern was actually pretty hard to see and did not help in determining when to re-wet it. We just went by the feel of the towel itself.

Canada on Oct 22, 2017

Margaret Swan: In my infinite wisdom, I ordered not one, not two, not three, but four cooling towels, all of which arrived in the same box. So I have spent the last couple of weeks comparing them. Then I decided to wet a terrycloth towel that I had to compare that to the cooling towels. The bottom line is that all five work about equally as well. So, if you have a terrycloth towel that is about 42" long and 10" wide, you may want to use that.

The things I was checking were how much I sweat while wearing it, the size of the towel, the comfort of the towel, how much it wet my shirt, and how long it stayed cool.

Without a cooling towel I sweat a lot. I never used to sweat at all but now I make up for it in my old age. I am not certain that there was any particular difference in how much I sweat using the different towels. The amount of sweat appeared to more depend on how high I got my heart rate up and whether or not I was drinking water while exercising. So, while all appear to cut down on the amount of sweat, there is no appreciable difference between them. They all work, and all work about the same.

As for the size, all except one are about 42" long and about 11" wide. The...

United States on Jun 09, 2017