From Land to Sea, and Even Above with ZERO BREEZE Mark 2

With its lightweight and compact design, the Mark 2 doesn't take up much space, so you can easily take it with you on any adventure. Its quiet operation, at only 52 decibels, like a gentle hum, makes it a discreet and helpful cooling assistant that can prevent heat, humidity, and discomfort from ruining your outdoor experience. Plus, it requires no permanent installation, so there's no need to worry about disrupting your existing setup. Simply take it with you, set it up where you need cooling, and let the Mark 2 handle the rest.

BUT! Don’t just take our word for it. Hear from our satisfied customers who have put the Mark 2 to the test in a variety of environments:

For tent camping:

@Karen Crowe shared, "Having fun experimenting with the Zero Breeze. These two hot dogs (dachshunds) know where to go to cool down. We love using it off grid in our 13' Scamp. We just put a spring shower rod with heavy curtains and block off the bedroom area, sit it on the sink area, and run exhaust out little window above the stove using the battery box packaging."

For van living:

@Tammy Williams said, "In Ashland, Oregon, my campsite at Emigrant Lake was in direct sun all day, but I needed to keep the doors closed because of the dogs. The Zero Breeze Mark 2 kept the van quite comfortable!"

For trailers:

@Hillary Meintjes Jackson said, "I love my zero breeze Mark ll. Took my grandkids camping in the teardrop I built in SC 100 degree heat. It cooled my camper beautifully at night!!! I used a heavy duty bike lock to attach it to the underside of my camper so no one could steal it🤣"

For trucks:

@Ryan Dean Esau shared, "Volvo 760 with the passenger seat fridge instead of a seat have the batteries on the floor In front charge them when driving from a 110 inverter. Have a window insert when parked"

For rooftop tents (RTTs):

@邓力 said, "I was able to go white water rafting at New River Gorge very early summer in West Virginia. ZeroBreeze was in my tent, and I would stick the exhaust vents out the side of the tent by the ladder. I was able to keep the temperature even colder than at home. It was an awesome experience made better knowing I'd sleep way more comfortably than the other guys."

For sailing boats:

@Jorn Nieuwenhout shared, "Testing the Zerobreeze on a sailing boat. Useful: connecting the hoses on the air outputs of the boat. I love it."

For aircraft:

@Jack Lawless said, "So here is my application of the Zero Breeze. I’m only cooling 42 cubic feet so it works well. It’s a restored 1965 Alon A2 Aircoupe. No structural changes and not attached to the Alon’s power so it meets FAA rules. Aircraft Inspector has signed it off. The belly vent Venturi effect helps suck the exhaust hot air and draws condensation water out."

With the ZERO BREEZE Mark 2 portable air conditioner, you can enjoy the comfort of home, no matter where you roam. Its portability, quiet operation, and versatility make it the perfect companion for any outdoor adventure. Ready to experience the comfort on your next journey to freedom?