Work clothes with built-in fans just aren't enough anymore! It's so scorching hot that you need work clothes with built-in fans plus something else! What's the right solution?

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

Following up on our discussion the other day about heatstroke prevention,

Do you wear work clothes with a fan?

Fan-equipped work clothes are ineffective for jobs like slope maintenance workers who work in temperatures of 40 degrees or higher!

I wrote an article like this last year.

Today's Temperature

Here are the temperatures in Nagoya around 1:00 p.m. the other day.

Well, since we're driving on asphalt, this is about what you'd expect, but I don't think it would be much different on a slope under the blazing sun.

 

So, it seems that work clothes with built-in fans just aren't enough anymore.

Apparently, water-cooled clothing is this year's trend.

It was heavily criticized until a few years ago, but now it's suddenly gaining popularity!?

 

Everyone knows that, right?

The fact is that work clothes with built-in fans alone just aren't practical for outdoor work like ours.

We're working right under the blazing sun, so we definitely need something extra!

 

Listening to people talk on X, it turns out that work clothes with fans are indeed popular.+ Ice packs are the bestIt seems that...

That means you'll need a lot of ice packs, but I've heard it makes a world of difference whether you have them or not!

 

Work Clothes with a Fan + Peltier Element

Until last year, Peltier elements weren't all that great, but,

I hear they’ve overcome various challenges this year and produced some great products—apparently, it’s even cold out there!

With Peltier elements, unlike water cooling, you don’t have to worry about the tubing, so you can just disconnect the entire harness—I guess that’s a plus, huh...

How Peltier Vests Work and Their Effects | How Cold Do They Get? How Long Does the Cooling Last?

Either way, I'll need two batteries—one for my fan-equipped work clothes and one for the Peltier module, lol.

Before I know it, I’ll end up hiking in the mountains carrying nothing but batteries!

 

When it comes to ground anchor construction, a spot cooler is definitely better than a fan!!

But since there isn't an outdoor version, you'll have to make sure to protect it properly when you head home, or it'll break lol.

So, I guess that means a fan, huh?

Mist Fan

Mist fans aren't bad, but they don't really cool you down unless you get right up close to them, so it seems like a Makita fan would be better for each person.

 

As a result,

Each person placed the most basic electric fan nearby, and

GauzeI'll use it and stay hydrated by eating salt jelly to keep going!

 

So this is the strongest one... lol

 

It’s been a bit of a challenge to find the right path in 2024, but let’s keep plugging away without letting the heat get the best of us!

Will I ever find the right answer—or come up with one myself? lol The challenge is far from over!!

Please tell me what your strongest character is, too lol

 

See you later.

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