Ice Packs

[ajk23az]

Does anybody know of a kind of flexible ice pack that can wrap around the two sides and the top of the knee?

I had ACL reconstruction on July and started playing basketball competitively a little bit recently and looking for a good ice pack. I can't seem to find on the internet. Was wondering if anyone had one and could let me know what brand it is.

 

[Faerluna]

I guess it depends on how big your knee is, but this one fits around both sides and the top of my knee. Otherwise you could just get 2 and secure them with an ace bandage or something.

I've had them for several years for my back and like them alot.

https://www.overstockdrugstore.com/products/Ace-Reusable-Cold-Compress.html

 

[Hostile]

Does anybody know of a kind of flexible ice pack that can wrap around the two sides and the top of the knee?

I had ACL reconstruction on July and started playing basketball competitively a little bit recently and looking for a good ice pack. I can't seem to find on the internet. Was wondering if anyone had one and could let me know what brand it is.

You're going to laugh, but this works. Frozen vegetables. Not only is it really cheap but you can eat well later.

6 surgeries on the right knee, 1 on the left. I am speaking from experience

 

[DallasCowpoke]

You're going to laugh, but this works. Frozen vegetables. Not only is it really cheap but you can eat well later.

6 surgeries on the right knee, 1 on the left. I am speaking from experience

2nd this. Bags of frozen peas, secured w/ an Ace Bandage, works great.

 

[ajk23az]

Thank you fellas!

 

[lewpac]

Along these lines, if you need heat instead of cold, microwave a few scoops of rice in a tube-sock. The rice retains the heat for quite a long time.......

 

[the kid 05]

http://bracesupport.com/breg/polar care 300.htm

i used this when i had my meniscus tear/acl slight tear