Sports Misting

Teams and coaches rely on our easy to install commercial grade cooling systems that hang or attach almost anywhere and produce a chilling cool mist of water, so fine that none of the players, coaches, cheerleaders or fans get wet.

Mist Effects

Imagine its 96 degrees on the baseball field, and there isn't even a sliver of shade in sight. Even in the baseball dugout, it feels like it's over 90 degrees. Though they won't be as active as they would be in a football game, the kids are going to sweat a ton as they stand on the field during today's baseball game. The team mom brings five coolers full of water, but water isn't going to cool them down when they come into the dugout between innings -- it will just keep them from dehydrating. Is there anything else that can be done to keep thesekids safe from the growing concern of heat stress?

Corporation President Dave Shank says "If you watch baseball or football games on television in the summer months, the answer is staring you smack the face: a misting system. They're those big, industrial-looking fans that spray a cool mist of fog over the overheated players' bodies."