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It was time for one last summer adventures. My girls and I flew from Chicago to Boston in August to see what the city has to offer. We had never visited the city, but it’s been on my list for years. From this historical sites to the iconic Fenway Park, Boston is teeming with fun activities for families.
The forecast could have been borrowed from Chicago, with lots of sunshine and the kind of warmth that sneaks up on you after miles of sightseeing. My lifesaver as we toured the Freedom Trail was my Aecooly portable fan.
I have two Aecooly fans, one that you wear like a necklace and one that is handheld. Both came in handy as we explored Boston Common, Granary Burying Ground, the Old Statehouse, Boston Massacre Site, Faneuil Hall, and much more. The trail can take a few hours, especially if you are walking with children who are complaining about that they are tired.
The Aecooly Cold Air Portable Handheld Fan was a nice distraction. It has five speed settings, a misting feature and powerful airflow, which cooled my daughter’s skin quickly. She could easily refill the water tank when needed, which she enjoyed doing.
I mostly used the Aecooly Magnetic Neck Fan, which I wore as an adjustable necklace. It’s nice to not have to hold it in your hand while carrying a shopping bag of souvenirs. It’s compact, too, at only 3.35 ounces and measuring 2.9×2.3×1.4 inches. The fan itself can come off its magnetic base so you can remove the straps and wear it on your purse strap by snapping the magnets together on each side of the strap.
Both fans charged easily so we never had to do without them during our almost-weeklong trip. The neck fan is more affordable but the hand held fan is powerful and effective. Whether you’re sightseeing or just need fans to cool you off on a daily basis, Aecooly has options for you.
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