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Question: Has anyone used them at an amusement park in Florida where it's hot and humid?  Do they work?
Document: I had high hopes but little faith. It is one thing to use this in Arizona but something entirely different in Florida. High humidity equals no evaporation which in turn equals not working. So, if you live in hot dry place it may work. If you live in a hot humid place it just becomes another hot wet heavy rag aWrapped around you and weighing you down. Do not recommend in the Great South!
I recently returned from a family trip to Disney World in Orlando. There were 3 of us that used our new Frogg Toggs Chilly Pad towel as we park hopped from Disney park to park. The temperatures were in the 90's and very humid which is typical for Orlando in July. The towels were great and really seemed to cool us down. We would wet them periodically at drinking fountains and you could feel the coolness of the towel. After returning home I noticed a rash that I have on my neck.
I bought 2 of these for my husband and son-they both work outdoors and one plays golf. It gets very hot and humid here in Texas. These pads work great!! Just wet them with warm water and they become cold for hours!! They both love them and have used them all summer.
I purchased this to take with me on a trip to Florida. I am from a cold climate and was worried about the heat. It felt good for a short time, but then it was more of a hassle. I wished I didn't have it with me. It was just something on my neck causing my to feel almost claustrophobic. I think that the reason it was not effective for me was that it is humid in Florida. Hopefully it will work better for trips to warm, but dry areas.
I bought one in anticipation of a trip to Florida. I cut it in half lengthwise and wore it around my neck. It really does make a difference! It works better on hot and dry days versus hot and humid weather.
I purchased a chilly pad about a month ago before going to a Florida theme park, and was thrilled with how useful it was during the 90 degree heat, waiting in lines and standing in the sun. Then I had the opportunity to use it again yesterday when I had to stand out in the FL heat for 4 hours at an event.
To anyone in southern California that plays basketball inside the gym, and outside at the park as well: this pad works! It stays cool and i use it after each game to wrap around my neck and run it on my forehead. I followed the included steps to get this thing going. it says that it stays cool for up to 4 hrs for sure!
That would be working in an amusement park in southern Alabama all summer long, where highs in the nineties aren't rare enough and the humidity is ridiculous all year long. My parents got me this around June (I am the son of the account owner), and at first it was miraculous. Every other co-worker was as jealous as all get-out, and it was unbelievably frigid whenever I started the day.
I bought two of these and took them along with us on a summer vacation during a heatwave. It helped everyone in the family keep their cool. It was particularly helpful when we went to an amusement park. Just get one Chilly Pad a little damp, wear it around your neck, and it will keep you cool for hours. People in the park asked me about it, and I told them I highly recommend them.
I work outdoors in the hot Florida summer heat and this pad has saved me. It does stay cool as long as it is wet.
Answer: yes