MUELLER Sports Medicine Reusable Ice Pack, 9" Bag, Cold Bag for Injuries and Pain Relief, Cold Therapy, Blue

Great ice pack. The best part is it absorbs the condensation. My son plays sports and uses it all the time and holds up well. Opening is big enough to accommodate ice cubes.

Literally the best ice bag I have ever had. Keeps ice solid for quite a long time and there is zero leakage, not even condensation on the outside. Quite refreshing to use an ice bag that remains dry while the person using it also remains dry! I couldn’t recommend this product more.

Okay I don't usually use tube socks anymore but they do work in a pinch. I suffer from frequent migraines and neckpains so I go to bed or to a chair with a refreezable icepack or a ziplock of ice very frequently. The refreezable icepacks are alright, they are never "too cold", they don't leak, but they also dont stay cold long, <1hr. The ziplock and towel/sock works but it can be easy to make it "too cold", and all too frequently even double bagged - they'll leak. This thing is really the perfect solution. It is lined to be water tight, has a water tight gasket on the top, and NEVER leaks. I usually add maybe a dozen ice cubes, and a little (~8oz) cool -> warm water. Depends on how long I want it to last and how cool I want it to be. Generally if I'm using it for my head I don't want it ice cold, so the warm water helps. Water in it also helps conform to my heads shape and "wrap" around it instead of just hard cubes that are touching here and there. I don't even fill it up halfway for headaches to minimize the weight/pressure on the head, and I make sure I squeeze all air out before sealing it up. I can keep one of these cold for at least a couple hours that way. If you're using it for other injuries like a knee, and you just fill it with straight ice - it'll stay cold for probably 4+hrs. The only thing I might want is a bit larger one just for my head. It does have a tendency to slip off my forehead usually within a couple hours (I am an extremely still back sleeper), I think a bit large of one that would go off the sides of the head would not only cover more spots but also provide more stability.

I ordered 2 of these ice bags about 2 months ago. They worked so well, I ordered a third. I had to return the third one because it leaked when the ice melted. A quick inspection revealed a 1/4 inch slice through the bottom of the bag. The bag appeared to be new and unused when I received it, so I assume it was a manufacturing defect. The other bags continue to function very well, and the defective bag is the only reason for dropping one star from the rating. - The bag has an opening, and easy to fill. I use an Oxo scoop. - It is manufactured from a material that feels comfortable against bare skin. We do wrap the bag in a kitchen towel when it's first filled with ice as it's too cold to be comfortable without a thin barrier. - The material does not sweat from condensation as the ice melts. - The ice usually melts slowly over a period of about 3 hours. When the ice is mostly melted, the bag remains cold and can be used against bare skin to extend its useful time.

At the risk of sounding obsessed, let me share the saga of finding the perfect ice bag. I had both knees replaced about a year ago. Needless to say, I needed to ice my knees frequently both before and after the surgery. In those two years, I tried every ice bag, ice pad, ice system known to man. Here is my assessment of all approaches: REUSABLE GEL PADS: Usually blue, plastic and filled with gel, placed in freezer and is reusable. The good thing about these is that they don't leak--they are reusable and they can form around the area. The bad thing that was a deal breaker for me is that they lose their cool quickly--and you need to have a number of them in your freezer to make sure you have it when you need it. And they simply do not get as cold as a regular ice bag. ICE BAG- RUBBER: Ice bags are arguable the best. You can fill at will with ice again and again. They get much colder than the gel pads. They can be packed in a suitcase and used at a hotel (if you travel like I do). HOWEVER, the wrong bag is worse that the gel pads. I have found that rubber ice bags are prone to "condensation" and if you use at night, you will wake up with a wet mattress where the bag is. Not fun. ICE BAG-FABRIC: Again, the ice bag is the best overall. But Fabric bags can be very stiff and hard to form around your joint or area you are trying to ice. They don't conform as well as the rubber bags. And I have found they leak--not sure why. THIS ICE BAG: The Mueller Ice Bag is the best ice approach I have ever used. It is soft like the rubber bags,but do not have the same level of condensation. And they DO NOT LEAK. The soft, rounded plastic of the mouth and screw top never hurt you when it happens to touch your skin, and the mouth is big enough for any size ice cube. The "fabric" of the bag is perfect. SIMPLY THE BEST Wishing you speedy recovery.

This is the best hot,cold ice bag I have ever owned. It is very reliable, and never leaks. I have just bought my second one! Ouality produc

Dos cirugias de rodilla y esta cosa me saca adelante, no derrama y dura bastante frio por mas tiempo, super practica de usar y llevar a todos lados

I don't think I have seen many Australians using an ice bag. But I got this one to try and it is amazing. Make sure you leave it to dry after use and it will last for ages.

I am extremely impressed with this product. Once filled with ice it cools properly and does not leak at all. The bag is neither wet nor is there any condensation. It just allows the cooling ice to do its work. The cap is a screw top and also does not leak at all. Worth every penny.

Ottimo prodotto. Non gocciola acqua

The ice bag does not work properly. It should conduct cold from the ice, but the temperature barely decreases. Item is defective and not as described.