"Feeling" Wet?

The Illusion of sensing moisture.

Our bodies cannot detect moisture.

Our brain uses a combination of signals for temperature and motion from our skin to create the illusion of a "wet" sensation.¹

Cold, dry surfaces can "feel" wet,

while warm, wet surfaces can "feel" dry.²

So, how do we know that our textile pumps work?

We test them in our lab

and we test them in others' labs,

all to ensure that our technology regulates moisture in the toughest environments.

We provide novel technology to help ensure that you come home safe and healthy after your adventures, at work or at play.

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"Feeling" Wet?

The Illusion of sensing moisture.

Our bodies cannot detect moisture.

Our brain uses a combination of signals for temperature and motion from our skin to create the illusion of a "wet" sensation.1

Cold, dry surfaces can "feel" wet,

while warm, wet surfaces can "feel" dry.2

So, how do we know that our textile pumps work?

We test them in our lab

and we test them in others' labs,

all to ensure that our technology regulates moisture in the toughest environments.

We provide novel technology to help ensure that you come home safe and healthy after your adventures, at work or at play.

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Our brain uses a combination of signals for temperature and motion from our skin to create the illusion of a "wet" sensation.¹

while warm, wet surfaces can "feel" dry.²