Aircast Calf Cryo Cuff

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Why Buy The Aircast Calf Cryo Cuff?

High Quality

Made from high quality material.

Reduces Swelling

Reduces swelling and inflammation.

Improves Mobility

Improves joint mobility.

Decrease Tension

Decreases tension in your muscles.

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Reduces Rehabilitation Time

Quickens the healing and rehabilitation process.

Improves Circulation

Improves circulation in the affected area.

Reduces Fatigue

Reduces fatigue and stress.

Pain Relief

Alleviate any calf pain.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Calf Cryo/Cuff½ is one-size for adults.

To clean, drain the cuff of water and wash with soap and hot water. Repeat this a few times before cleaning with hot water only. Rinse completely and leave to dry. This process can be used to clean both the cooler and the tube.

You can use the cuff for up to two hours per session. We recommend that you leave at least twenty minutes between treatments and that you correctly manage your use time based on professional medical advice relative to your condition.

This is just the 1 x Calf Cryo/Cuff. This product requires a Cold Therapy Cooler in order to use which you can find on our website.

More about the Aircast Calf Cryo Cuff

Many elite athletes use this product following calf injuries and calf surgery. Anyone with a calf injury can also benefit from using this product. It can be used at home for the treatment of all calf injuries, such as a calf muscle strain; pulled calf; Gastrocnemius strain; Soleus strain; Tennis Leg; Plantaris strain; Shin Splints; Compartment Syndrome and following calf surgery.

The Aircast Calf Cryo Cuff is an easy to use device that circulates ice cold water to provide cold therapy in the treatment of injuries. This version is specific for the calf and offers the very best option in ice and compression therapy. It combines the therapeutic benefits of controlled compression to minimise bleeding and swelling in the calf, and cold to minimise pain.