The KoldRush helmet cooling system has taken the principle of cooling your body with water and incorporated it into helmets. KoldRush uses a 24-ounce seat-mounted water reservoir along with an internal pump to drive the water up through a tube spraying your head with a refreshing pre-set amount of cold water. KoldRush is powered by eight AA batteries and the total system weighs 7.5 ounces.
To get a nice drench of cold water, all you need to do is press a button located on your handlebars. A concern of the product might be having an accident while your head is connected to the seat post. Inventor Scott Powers thought of this, and designed the tube release system to activate when minimal upward pressure is applied.
What's Driving This Trend
- Water-based Cooling Systems
- Opportunity for creating innovative cooling systems that use water as a cooling agent.
- Headgear Innovation
- Potential for developing advanced headgear that incorporates cooling technologies.
- Portable Cooling Solutions
- Demand for portable and wearable cooling devices that provide comfort in various settings.
Who This Affects Most
- Sports Equipment Manufacturing
- Manufacturers can explore integrating water-based cooling systems into sports helmets and related gear.
- Outdoor Recreation
- Opportunity to provide innovative cooling solutions for outdoor activities such as cycling, hiking, and running.
- Personal Cooling Devices
- Market for developing compact and portable cooling devices for personal use in hot environments.
