@CaliBoom: I hate to admit it but the coolcop is a good idea because it's quickly and easily removable. I can't see quickly jumping in and out of the car with the coolcop on.
This is marketed towards police because they are one of the few occupations that, at least on most services, requires wearing their Kevlar vests 100% of the time while on duty and out of the police station. If you think cars get hot, try it in a Kevlar or ceramic vest that just traps your heat in and shields all the cold air out. They really need to make winter jackets and sleeping bags out of the stuff, but they might get too hot.
For a second I thought this was an anti-smoking ad, and that he had a tracheotomy due to lung cancer. And then I wondered how he managed to out of the cruiser during police stops.
@Murilee Martin: To be fair, they are using their system to cool someone in a crash suit. The Cool Cop is retarded because unlike the fellow picture here, there isn't pounds of insulation separating you from the AC system in a cop's uniform so just running the AC in the car for everyone makes a hell of a lot more sense than stuffing a hose down your shirt.
@ddhboy: You, obviously, have never been in a police uniform. It's not that different.
First, you've got your undershirt (white tee) then you have a layer of kevlar vest, then you have your wool (and completely unbreathable wool uniform), then you have your shirt stays from the bottom of your shirt to your ankles, and then you have your pants and your shirt really hangs over your thighs, too. Then you have the wool pants, and then you have your damn boots after that.
It's like wearing a thick jacket you can't take off.
@LastError: Let's if you're so hard on it after spending 8 hours in a hot racecar... LeMons is endurance racing... so anything that helps YOUR endurance is better.
@.357: Haha, if Timmie's is closed all hell would break loose. Maybe they could make sort of a telescoping hose that can stretch that ever so common 15 meters from the front doors to the counter.
@.357: I could just see it now, the class ridden riot consisting first of the weekend, camo-clad hunters looking for the double-doubles; next the daily swash of seniors whom seem to infest every Timmies from 9-3, Monday to Friday; the very very large mothers of 5; the toothless crack addicts; the daily joe drinkers and finally the Timmy-Hoes.. All pounding incessantly on the glass, begging for a sip of the sweet sweet nectar of the Timmy-Teat.
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It's proven, it works, there are quick connects for the fluid hoses. . .
but whatever.
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Plus, he probably has that vent blowing on his face and that basically unused vent is keeping his core temp down.
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The Punisher Racing Chevy Caprice 24 Hours Of LeMons team has been using a similar rig in their ex-cop car for years now. Maybe they need to sue!
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First, you've got your undershirt (white tee) then you have a layer of kevlar vest, then you have your wool (and completely unbreathable wool uniform), then you have your shirt stays from the bottom of your shirt to your ankles, and then you have your pants and your shirt really hangs over your thighs, too. Then you have the wool pants, and then you have your damn boots after that.
It's like wearing a thick jacket you can't take off.
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What happens when the local Tim Horton's drive thru is closed and he has to walk inside to get his food?
What happens when he has to chase crackheads?
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There's another place besides In-N-Out that serves Double-Doubles?
In and out should be suing for copyright infringement.
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