You might find this paper worth a read as it covers garments and water absorbtion/heat disapation effect. Quick read to me a material that will absorb as much

You might find this paper worth a read as it covers garments and water absorbtion/heat disapation effect. Quick read to me a material that will absorb as much sweat as possible will carry on disapating heat better due to captured moisture post sweating. But different sports/enviroments will need be needed, something that retains moisture in a cold enviroment would potentualy overcool them post sporting. "A Study of Heat and Mass Transfer in Porous Material under Equilibrium Conditions" : http://www.bckiln.ir/Wood_Dryer/download_files/enteghal%20hararat/16903324.pdf http://www.bckiln.ir/Wood_Dryer/download_files/enteghal%20ha... I also know that the cooling of the feet is a overlooked area as shoes will allow a heat buildup and the blood will happily cicle that heat around. With that if you also cool the feet it will mentaly make you feel colder than you are, same effect wwitht he hands. So maybe look at cooling gloves as you will have less sweat to deal with and in most sporting/athletic events the hands will always be moving, so air cooling of the gloves will help.