The Cool Boxx Story
Keeping Cool at the Highest Speeds
Cool Boxx was born from the need for a cutting-edge driver cooling system that could withstand the grueling heat of the race track. A passionate racer himself, Viktor Czapla, knew all too well the challenges of battling heat exhaustion and fatigue on race days.
Frustrated with existing cooling solutions that were either overpriced or relied on ineffective ice-based systems that could only offer temporary relief, Viktor decided to take matters into his own hands. He set out to create a system for himself to stay cool, comfortable, and focused from start to finish.
What began as a personal quest for a better driver cooling system quickly caught the attention of fellow racers. As word spread about Viktor’s custom-built unit, other drivers approached him, eager to get one of their own.
Continuous Innovation
Realizing the potential impact of his creation, Viktor partnered with Matthew Rivkin, a fellow racer and motorsports enthusiast. Together, they founded Cool Boxx, turning a homegrown solution into a game-changing product for the entire racing community.
Since their founding, Viktor and Matt have been on a relentless pursuit of perfecting the system. From the initial prototypes to the production of the original Cool Boxx, and now to the cutting-edge EVO model – they continually refine the designs. The EVO represents the culmination of years of research, development, and hands-on testing.
Built By Racers for Racers
At Cool Boxx, we understand the unique demands of professional racing. Our team is comprised of experienced drivers and motorsports enthusiasts who have spent countless hours pushing limits on the track.
We know that every second counts, and overheating on the track can make the difference between victory and defeat. That’s why we’ve poured our passion and expertise into developing the most advanced, high-performance iceless driver cooling system on the market.
The Cool Boxx journey has been fueled by our deep commitment to pushing the boundaries of what’s possible and redefining the limits of human endurance on the racetrack.