• Working Outside
    Working Outside You don't have to be an athlete to benefit from 2BKOOL's body cooling apparel; it's also great for anyone who has to work outside.
  • Professional Fishermen
    Professional Fishermen Long hot days with the sun's heat reflecting off the water don't bother fishermen who wear 2BKOOL
  • Professional Racers
    Professional Racers Professional race car drivers who need to withstand hours of extreme heat depend on 2BKOOL.

Andy Wallace and Butch Leitzinger wear 2bKool apparel

It’s more than just sweat-wicking...

It is a patented phase-change technology applied to fabric that dissipates heat and maintains an even body temperature. 2BKOOL apparel for extreme and everyday sports is available in Fire-resistant and Polyester fabrics.

In the Spotlight

2bKool apparel is a driver cooling system that provides your own personal microclimate to cool without water, plumbing, or tubing. Used by professional racecar drivers and motorcycle racers.

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Latest Blog Posts

  • 2BKOOL is GREEN
    Our products: Fire-resistant products are 85% rayon which is made from cellulosic wood waste. Rayon ranks ahead of cotton and acetate for biodegradability. The other 15% is Nomex fiber, structurally
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  • Fishermen Tim Askew and Tracy King keep warm with 2BKOOL
    Remember that 2BKool can keep you warm if you wear it as a base layer. Here Bass fishermen Tim Askew and Tracy King are keeping warm.
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  • Way to go Baltimore and IndyCar!
    Congratulations to Baltimore City and IndyCar for putting on a great race. The circuit was very well planned, the crowd was enthusiastic but respectful, and the rain held off. I’m very proud of th
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FAQ

Get answers to questions like how the "cool" part of 2BKOOL works and whether our products are safety certified for motorsports.

The Science Behind The Technology

Just how is that 2BKOOL is able to cool without wires and water?  We explain the science for the curious.

Our History

A fortuitous meeting between a scientist and a New Zealand fabric engineer leads to a revolutionary new product.