Shin Splint Ice Pack for Injuries - Set of 2

About this item

• Flexible Fit and Easy to Use: Crafted from durable external neoprene and non-slip cloth lining, preventing from slipping, the freezer packs fit closely. The reversible design can be used for right and left calf or elbow, and the neoprene wrap sewed firmly secure shin ice pack wrap in place, which avoids awkward straps to navigate when using this ice pack for injuries which decreases pain, helping to speed up recovery more than regular cold wraps
• Feel Better, Live Better: We are committed to creating excellent reusable ice packs to relieve the pain people experience in their daily routines. With its professional design and quality materials, REVIX elbow calf shin splint ice pack is an optimal choice for you
• Ergonomically Wearable Ice Packs for Shin Splints: Convenient to wear the cold pack at home, gym, school, office, meets your needs anytime and anywhere. The ice pack for calf will not interfere with normal activities and weighs about 1.58 lbs. The shin splints leg pain relief support and stabilize injuries or vulnerable areas, it stays cold and ultra-flexible
• Effective Cold Therapy Compression Sleeve: The shin splint support has multiple chambers filled with a unique gel that retains long-lasting cold and doesn't accumulate condensation while being used. This ice pack for leg stays pliable when frozen, feel free to store in freezer with the plastic bag included so that it is ready to use. Effectively helps to control swelling and inflammation of tissue, alleviate pain from leg injuries
• **Oversized Ice Pack for Shin Splint Relief:** Each ice sleeve designed for the calf features a generous dimension of 22 × 10.5 inches, ensuring comprehensive coverage for both the arm and shin, offering instant relief after workouts or injuries, and assisting in reducing swelling. The neoprene compression sleeve easily wraps around the elbow or leg, providing comfort and durability. This gel ice pack effectively alleviates discomfort associated with Meniscus issues, post-traumatic arthritis, and painful injuries to the calf and shin.