Lumfy ChillSnap™ Cooling Towel – Instant Neck Cooling for Hot Aussie Days

Too hot to stay in the garden past 10am? You're not alone. On a stinking hot Aussie day, most of us end up hiding inside with the blinds down. The ChillSnap™ gives you a cool neck in seconds – so you can finish the weeding, walk the dog or sit through Saturday sport without melting.

Why not just use a wet tea towel?

A wet tea towel gets heavy, drips down your back and is warm again in minutes. The ChillSnap™ is made from a special lightweight cooling fabric: it holds water but feels only damp, not soggy. As the water evaporates, it draws heat away from your skin – and when it starts to warm up, just re-wet and snap it to cool it down again.

What you'll love

• Cool in seconds – soak, wring, snap. No freezer, no batteries, no power.
• Damp, not dripping – drape it around your neck, over your shoulders or under your hat.
• Reusable all summer – re-activate it as often as you like. Machine washable.
• Light and packable – fits in your handbag, garden apron or beach bag.
• Chemical-free cooling – it works with plain water.

Made for your summer

• 🌿 An hour in the garden before (or after) the heat hits
• 🐕 Morning and evening dog walks
• ⚽ Standing on the sidelines at Saturday sport
• 🏖️ The beach, the caravan park and the backyard BBQ
• 🔥 A quick cool-down when a hot flush hits

Our tip: get 2

Wear one around your neck and keep the other soaking in a bowl of cold water (or in the fridge), ready to swap. The 4-pack is perfect for the whole household – or to share one with Mum.

How to use

1. Soak the towel in cold water.
2. Wring it out until it's just damp.
3. Snap it in the air a few times – and feel the cool kick in.

Warming up? Re-wet and snap again.

Details

• Size: approx. 100 x 30 cm
• Material: lightweight evaporative cooling fabric
• Care: machine wash cold, air dry
• Ships to Australia & New Zealand, prices include GST

Please note: the ChillSnap™ helps you feel cooler, but it's not a medical device. On very hot days, drink plenty of water, rest in the shade and follow local heat-health advice. If you feel unwell in the heat, seek medical help – in an emergency call 000 (AU) or 111 (NZ).