Klein Tools introduces new line of cooling products

Klein Tools introduced a new line of cooling gear to keep trade professionals cool and comfortable on the jobsite all summer.

Cooling Do Rag, 2-Pack, No. 60180

• Made of performance fabric to wick away sweat and moisture from face
• Comfortable and soft to wear under hats, helmets, or alone
• Absorbent terry headband
• Elastic band for a great fit
• One size fits most
• Machine washable

Cooling Headband, 2-Pack, No. 60182

• Stays soft and comfortable when wet or dry
• Reversible and lightweight material
• Activate/Reactivate: Soak with water, wring out excess water, snap three-five times
• One size fits most
• Machine washable

Cooling Helmet Liner, No. 60181

• When activated, cools up to 30 degrees below body temperature
• Wicks away sweat from the head for up to two hours when wet
• Activate/Reactivate: Soak with water, wring out excess water, snap three-five times
• Mesh fabric at crown increases airflow
• One size fits most
• Machine washable

Mesh Cooling Towel, 2-pack, No. 60183

• Mesh Cooling Towels help you stay cool for up to three hours
• When activated, cools up to 30 degrees below body temperature
• Activate/Reactivate: Soak for one minute, wring out excess water, snap it a few times
• Machine washable

Cooling PVA Towel, 2-pack, No. 60230

• Advances PVA cooling technology
• Feels cooler than ambient air temperature
• Activates quickly; stays cool for hours
• Multi-use; reactivates several times
• Activate/Reactivate: Wet the towel and gently wring out the excess water
• Machine washable

“As we approach the summer months and hot temperatures, maintaining a cool body temperature is essential for workers’ health and safety,” said Craig Fransen, senior product manager at Klein Tools. “Klein Tools’ new line of cooling gear is meant to wick sweat away from the body, keep temperatures down, and keep users feeling cool for hours. In addition to being able to be easily reactivated on the jobsite, the products are machine washable so they can be used over and over.”