🌞 Beat the Heat in Style!
The Techniche Women's Sun Sleeves are expertly designed for female outdoor enthusiasts, featuring a high mandarin collar for sun protection, lightweight and durable materials, and innovative cooling technology that provides hours of relief. With handy front pockets and a form-fitting design, these sleeves are perfect for any adventure while ensuring you stay stylish and comfortable.
V**R
Cool
It works great unfortunately it was too small for me. I will order one and the next size up. I bought one for my horse who has had problems with the heat. It works great but you have to check on it and make sure it doesn’t get too warm
D**Y
Sent back. Too small in the chest. You'll ...
Sent back. Too small in the chest. You'll need to order a larger size if you want to breathe :)
A**L
It works great for me
ordered mine a week ago and tried it while riding my horse....It works great for me, especially when experiencing Hot flushes .Wish I had seen the pink one with the V neck first though.But the blue is still nice. The mandarin collar on this is okay but for me atleast I think the v-neck would be a much better way to go. May have to order the pink v-neck although I see it only comes in a small .The medium is just a tad to big ,but still works well.think if you are a sewer you could put darts in the back for a better fit.
M**Y
Love this vest, it's like riding with a air conditioner
The vest is well made and fits great. I highly recommend using a cooling vest for riding in hot weather. It has made all the difference in the world.
T**N
Great cooling vest
Works wonders
F**Y
Cool as a Cucumber
A great asset on those hot summer motorcycle trips. Both my wife and I used them on a trip through the southern Saharan desert. The heat was like breathing in an oven. With the vests, our trip was bearable even towards the mid-afternoon. We also used them in the States on a motorcycle rally with a 124 degrees heat index. With an occasional re-wetting, the vests felts as if you were driving in an air-conditioned car.
