Relief in seconds
Twin turbines spin up the moment you press the button, wrapping your neck and collarbone in moving air before the heat has a chance to settle.
Wearable cooling tech
A bladeless collar that circles your neck in cool, moving air — through commutes, workouts, stifling offices and every airless afternoon in between.

Twin turbines spin up the moment you press the button, wrapping your neck and collarbone in moving air before the heat has a chance to settle.
At roughly the heft of a pair of headphones, the collar rests on your shoulders instead of pressing into them, even after hours of wear.
Push a stroller, carry groceries, type, cook or lift — cooling continues without a single finger dedicated to holding anything.
Three airflow levels let you shift from a barely-there breeze during a meeting to full output halfway up a hill.

Plug in the USB-C cable and let the indicator settle. A full charge takes about two hours and carries you through a long day.
Open the flexible collar, let it close naturally around your neck and adjust the curve until it sits where you want it.
One button cycles through the speeds. From there it simply keeps working while you get on with your day.
Every component was chosen for one reason: moving more air, more quietly, for longer, against skin that has to live with it all day.
Air is drawn through hidden side intakes and pushed out along tapered vents, so nothing sharp ever spins near skin or hair.
A high-density lithium pack tuned for slow discharge, giving up to twelve hours of low-speed airflow per charge.
Magnetic bearings and an internal baffle keep the running noise closer to a whisper than a hum.
A skin-safe silicone skin over a bendable memory core: no cold metal, no pinching, no rigid pressure points.
Two flat panels sit against the sides of the neck and pull warmth away from the skin as the airflow passes over them.
Sealed seams and a shielded charge port shrug off perspiration from workouts and humid afternoons.


Twelve-hour shifts in a building that never cools down properly. I clip it on at the start of my round and forget it is there until someone asks what it is.
Marisol T.
Nurse, Phoenix
I expected a gimmick. What I got was something that actually kept the back of my neck dry through a July afternoon on an open roof.
Devin A.
Site foreman, Tampa
Airport queues used to wreck me. Now it lives in my carry-on and comes out the moment I hit the terminal. Quiet enough that nobody on the plane noticed.
Priya R.
Frequent flyer, Chicago
On the gentlest setting FluxoFan runs for roughly twelve hours, which comfortably covers a full workday or a long travel day. Pushed to its strongest setting it still delivers several hours of continuous airflow, and a standard USB-C cable brings it back to full.
Yes. There are no exposed spinning blades. Air is pulled in through side intakes and released through slim vents, so hair, scarves and jewellery stay well clear of any moving part.
The collar is built from a flexible memory core wrapped in soft-touch silicone, so you can bend it slightly wider or narrower. Most adults find the default shape sits naturally without pressure points.
At low and medium speed it registers as a soft background hush, quieter than most laptop fans. You can hold a conversation, join a video call or record audio without it becoming a distraction.
It travels well. The lithium cell sits inside the accepted range for carry-on baggage on most airlines, and the collar folds flat enough to slide into a backpack pocket.
Every order is backed by a 30-day return window. If FluxoFan does not fit your routine, start a return from your confirmation email and you will be looked after.
Put FluxoFan on once and the next heatwave becomes a background detail instead of the whole day.
Backed by a 30-day return window