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BRISKI Press Kit

Writing about wearable cooling, heat, pregnancy, menopause, outdoor work, or summer safety? We'd love to help with your story.

Brand fast facts

Name: BRISKI
Category: Wearable bladeless neck fan
Launched: 2026
Founder: Based in the US
Price: $49.99 retail
Available at: getbriski.com

Product specs

Bladeless 360° airflow, 3 speed settings
Up to 8-hour battery on a single USB-C charge
Under 25 dB — quieter than a library whisper
5.6 oz / 159g — lighter than most phones
Matte black finish
30-day satisfaction guarantee

The story, in one paragraph

BRISKI was built for people who can't walk away from the heat — pregnant moms, jobsite workers, nurses, night-waking hot sleepers, and parents doing park loops in July. Every existing cooling product required two hands, made too much noise, or didn't actually cool anyone down. BRISKI is the first bladeless neck fan designed as an everyday wearable: quiet enough for office calls and overnight sleep, hands-free so you can keep doing what you're doing, and light enough to forget it's on.

Story angles we can support

"Why pregnancy hot flashes deserve a better cooling fix than 'just drink water'"
"The 3am hot-sleeper epidemic (menopause, perimenopause, and the cooling tech people actually wear to bed)"
"Construction-crew safety gear that's quietly replacing cooling towels"
"We tested 5 cooling devices during a July heat wave — here's what held up"
Gift guides: best practical gift for expecting moms / outdoor workers / hot sleepers

Press contact

Email: hello@getbriski.com
Subject line "Press inquiry" gets escalated to founder response within 12 hours.

Media assets

High-resolution product photography, lifestyle images, and logo files available upon request — we'll send a hosted drive link within 2 hours of your email.

Quotes you can use (attribute: "BRISKI founder" or request by name)

"Cooling should be effortless. If you have to think about it, it's getting in the way — and nobody with their hands full has time to think about cooling themselves."

"We specifically designed the noise floor under 25 dB because we knew customers would try to wear it to sleep. The quiet is the product."

"Our fastest-growing customer segments are pregnant women and menopause-stage women. Nobody's serving that market with a cooling device that's actually quiet enough to wear to bed."