I'm thinking of all the exercise we participate in that has us wrapping our hands around something and holding on, which essentially limits our palms ability to release the heat. If these handles were cooled, would we see the same effect?
My understanding is that they key components are the vacuum and the extreme cold. The vacuum allows a lot more heat to be transferred than there would be in anything held onto.
You're making the assumption that a vacuum can't be wrapped in your hand.
Though I'm thinking a simple perforated tube which sucks the air out would act as a vacuum.
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I'm thinking of all the exercise we participate in that has us wrapping our hands around something and holding on, which essentially limits our palms ability to release the heat. If these handles were cooled, would we see the same effect?
My understanding is that they key components are the vacuum and the extreme cold. The vacuum allows a lot more heat to be transferred than there would be in anything held onto.
You're making the assumption that a vacuum can't be wrapped in your hand. Though I'm thinking a simple perforated tube which sucks the air out would act as a vacuum.