CoolMate Nanomister - Portable Misting Fan

This thin and lightweight cooling vest has 96 pure water ice packets in the inner lining that can be frozen in your freezer to help bring down your body's core temperature.

Space-saving USB-powered bladeless desktop fan that stands horizontal or vertical and oscillates in either position.

Check out this cool compact desk fan from Vornado called the Zippi. It uses innovative soft nylon cloth blades and is basically safe to touch if you always feel compelled to stick your fingers into moving fan blades.

Part foam, part aluminum and many bold colors, make the Ventilux Fan one seriously cool fan!

The Windchaser Windchill Cool Mist Outdoor Fan may look like your standard everyday oscillating fan, but when this one is connected to any standard garden hose, it circulates water to a four-nozzle misting head which releases refreshing mist, cooling up to 950 square feet while actually reducing the air temperature. Plus, it nearly eliminates surrounding flying insects, since they avoid wind and moisture. I suppose these fans could also be used in many other places besides just your patio like green houses, construction sites, sports, pet areas or anywhere you have hot people animals or plants.

Place this innovative seat cushion on your chair, sit down and turn it on. A built-in fan generates a continuous flow of air through a grid of internal flexible spacers that allows a person to sit comfortably with no build-up of sweat or humidity within the cushion.

A masterpiece of pure form and function... as far as pedestal fans go.

There was a cool one-bladed futuristic ceiling fan featured in the movie I,Robot and it's called the Enigma FP2100 by Fanimation and yes, you can actually own one before 2035.

Practice the calming art of stone stacking right at your desk or anywhere you need to find serenity, inner peace, zen, and balance with the universe.

An evil little gizmo designed to be hidden somewhere where it can never be found as it emits random annoying sounds like beeps, crickets, doorbells, and more.

The perfect solution for anyone now stuck working from home with family or roommates wandering around and without a spare room to work privately and distraction-free from.

A typical Newton's Cradle toy on a desk at the office not only alleviates boredom through hypnotic swinging balls, it also demonstrates Sir Issac Newton's law of conservation of momentum. This one does all these things, but adds fun illumination as well.

Place up to 75 sheets into the auto feed tray and it automatically shreds them into tiny bits using level 4 security micro cross cuts.

These squishy germs come in either a gross, snot-colored common cold or a brown and hairy E. Coli that can flung through the air with disgusting sound effects like a cough or sneeze or severe flatulence.

Paperweight that looks exactly like an architect's failed blueprint plans all crumpled up.

These fun push pins are shaped like little red arrows and are perfect for pointing out places on a map, calling attention to a spot on a bulletin or just marking the spot on a treasure map, should you happen to hang one on a cork board.