U.S. Army officially adopted cooling clothing technology Cool Tank Top Size M.

This is a revolutionary cooling garment utilizing evaporative cooling technology, the "HyperKewl(TM)" product developed and manufactured by TechNiche, USA.

It utilizes the heat of vaporization as water evaporates, and is particularly effective where wind is present. As a cooling vest, it is worn on the outermost layer to catch the wind.

Simply soak it in water for 1-2 minutes, gently wring out the excess water, and wear. The cooling duration is approximately 5-10 hours, depending on the environment.

The cooling garments using "HyperKewl(TM)" have been officially adopted by the U.S. Army for their body-cooling performance, ease of movement, durability, and convenience. During the Iraq War, 25,000 cooling vests were issued to soldiers, assisting them in their harsh desert missions. Furthermore, they were officially adopted by the South Korean police force in 2014.

The "HyperKewl(TM)" cooling vest's effectiveness and convenience have been recognized, leading to OEM supply to the U.S. Harley-Davidson and the two-wheeled division of Germany's BMW. Also, since 2012, "HyperKewl(TM)" fabric materials and know-how have been supplied to the German comprehensive sports manufacturer, Adidas, as an OEM. Through Adidas, an official sponsor of the London Olympics, "HyperKewl(TM)" technology was widely used by many athletes.

It is also favored by many racing drivers, such as the prestigious European cycling road race teams and 2009 F1 World Champion Jenson Button.

2.5 million units are sold annually in 50 countries worldwide.

"HyperKewl(TM)" has a special function within the fiber itself, and does not contain anything else inside, such as an absorbent sponge, in addition to the fibrous fabric.

Because of the special material used, the inside does not get wet. However, wearing an inner layer is recommended for sweat absorption, especially during strenuous exercise.

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