Frog Toggs?

[cmfitz14]

Just looking for some suggestions!! We used Frog Togg towels a few years ago on our August trip and we liked them! We would store them in a cooler while in the parks so that they’d stay cold. At the time, we had a stroller because our kids were younger, so we put the cooler on the bottom of the stroller. We no longer need a stroller. We plan to still carry a book bag while in the park, but not a cooler. We are just wondering how people pack the Frog Toggs when not carrying a cooler in the parks? Should we stuff them in a water bottle that keep items cold (like a yeti)? I just really don’t want to be carrying around a book bag that is dripping water from wet towels! I didn’t realize how the stroller served multiple purposes the last trip!
Thanks!!

 

[dreamit]

I just store ours in a large ziploc bag in my backpack. When we are using them, we periodically run them under water in the restroom, which immediately cools them.

 

[CAS239]

Either put them in your pocket or backpack until you're ready to use them or just throw them around your necks once you're going to enter the park.

 

[sharonabe]

If you're wanting them to be/stay cool for your first use, I'd get a small, collapsible cooler to put in the backpack.

 

[maramarrie]

I just store ours in a large ziploc bag in my backpack. When we are using them, we periodically run them under water in the restroom, which immediately cools them.

This. And in the morning I may start with ice in the ziploc with them.

 

[lisagyo]

Not sure how good this is for them but I get them wet and put them in the fridge over night. They stay nice and chilly for a little while that way.