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

These worked awesome! I ordered two so I could rotate. I froze them both overnight before going to work. I kept them in my chest until the day became warm, and then used the first one. It would last a couple of hours even in very hot and humid weather. I would swap it out, put the warm one back in my cooler (I use reusable ice blocks in my cooler), and put the other one on. By the time that one was no longer cooling the first one had refrozen. I was so impressed because I wasn’t sure it would refreeze without lots of ice in there. Highly recommend. And the extra large just gives you more cold time. It’s not about the size of your neck. I am a slightly thinner than average female, and it did not slide off my neck. There was also lots of room for larger necks. 😬 Highly recommend if you work outside in hot and humid weather.

Got this for my husband on the hot humid days that my husband works in the yard or mows. It is helpful to stay cool during these tiring days. Works well, helps keeps him cool. Easy to use from putting on and placing it in the freezer

Keeps you cool but melts faster than stated. Ring is way to cold to place around your neck directly.

I love these. I have 5 - some for the upstairs fridge& some for the basement. They rock!

I bought one and it was great at keeping me cool during hot events where I sold items at art fairs. When it warmed up, I popped in in the cooler and within time it was good to go again. On really hot days I knew I'd need a second. One year later, when the outdoor art fare season came again, I pulled them out and one had leaked a little and shrunk by about 10% However, the second one was flat, having leaked out completely. This problem needs to be fixed if you want me to buy from you again.

These feel good and fit any size neck because even frozen they are both easily bendable and durable. Unfortunately, the cool doesn't last too long, and when it stops, these items become like an insulating scarf, retaining body heat and feeding it back to you. You have to really keep on top of it because the transition from cooling you to heating you happens fast. My partial solution is that I wear two at a time. I have a long neck but even for me, three is uncomfortable for an active person. My sorta-full solution is that I now have six of these, and I swap them out for each other two at a time so I can keep a constant cycle of cooling going. These are durable enough that the cost is worth it if you're a working person constantly subject to heat stress flattening you out. To me, keeping away from overheating is a health & safety issue. I'm no good to anybody else if I'm woozy from the heat and no good to myself. Note: These lose a lot of their cooling power fairly early. By the time the ice has substantially changed to fluid, you're already starting to insulate your neck with the heat of your own body. These things are nice, but do not work miracles. And they take longer to freeze to a level worth using than some might suggest. I'd say between 40 to 60 minutes to make the bluish liquid turn to bluish ice and then the coldest white ice, depending on your freezer. Forget the fridge, that's useless. Use them, enjoy them, but get plenty, and rotate them on and off -- and quick! Then you'll be getting your money's worth. If you only want to/can buy one or two, don't bother. You need a rotation of two at a time, truly chilled, or the effect is a weak flash in the pan.

UPDATE 7/21: I discovered it does not stay cold outside nearly as long on very humid days (welcome to the South). I would say MAYBE only an hour if weather is 90 and muggy, wearing under my collar at a picnic and NOT doing physical labor. But I am still happy to wear it, and it does re-freeze fast if you put it in ziplock with ice water. So for folks at home/work without AC, this may offer you needed relief! Just ordered a 2nd one, very pleased! Also recommended to my overheated friends in the NW, where most do not have AC for the rare broiling days. Yes, it seemed REALLY overpriced. But I was so glad to wear it outside in the South’s usual 90 degree summer. I don’t function well above 85 degrees, and this was so helpful, especially getting into the oven of my car. I wore it OUTSIDE my blouse and under the collar, as suggested by others to extend the cooling. It lasted @1.5 hours on the shaded porch. I suspect the high price is due to the re-freezing magic — 20 mins is all that’s required in the frig, or the ziplock plus ice water if you are at work. And no embarrassing wet area around your neck from condensation, although who really cares about that when you are melting. I wish it did stay frozen longer, but I am happy with whatever gets me out the door on extremely hot days!

It is comfortable and so easy to use and very effective. I get fierce head sweats ( rivulets from my brain stem and sopping wet hair) as an after effect of the brain and nervous system damage from late-diagnosed European Lyme disease. I use this device several times per day and it makes a huge difference in my comfort because it stops the profuse sweating. I love it. I will be getting another. Brilliant invention.

Really needed this in recent days and it didn’t disappoint. Wish it stayed cold longer, but honestly it does the job just when you need it and it doesn’t take too long to cool down again.

I like the colour and the design of this neck cooling tube. It is useful for people who live in the tropical areas. Convenient to use it as just hang it on the neck, hands free.

Only 4 stars because i thought it froze under tap water - it doesn’t. Lasts approximately an hour. Great for keeping you cool

Love that it cools you off and there is no mess when it melts. Easy to refreeze and use again.