FlexiKold Gel Soft Flexible Ice Packs for Injuries - Reusable Freezer Cold Pack, Cold Compress & Cooling Gel Pad for Face, Shoulder, Hip, Leg, Arm, Ankle & Foot Injury - Medium - 7.5” x 11.5”

This is a major upgrade from my sad Zip-lock full of rubbing alcohol. The rounded corners don’t jab into my skin, and it stays flexible even straight from the freezer. Cold lasts a good while, no leaks, no stiff awkward shapes—just solid comfort. Thoughtfully designed and actually built to last. I’m impressed.

Very sturdy, great for coolers, knee wrap arm wrap or shoulder. Lays flat in freezer and takes less space than a block ice pack.

This ice pack is absolutely perfect for post surgical icing. The ice pack came quickly. Very soft, durable, flexible, and easy to use. It doesn’t take long to cool down in the freezer and the coldness lasts a considerable amount of time. Would recommend to anyone looking for a nice ice pack.

This works great for what I needed! It covers a large area, is nice and flexible, and stays cool for around 30 minutes. The only downside is it gets a bit wet on the outside once it starts thawing.

Threw my back out a week ago and tried to power through with ibuprofen, pain relieving cream and a heat pad. Everything I read online said to ice it or at least alternate with heat so I bought the 2 pack of these. Wow! they are fantastic, what a difference icing rather than using my heat pad. Great size to keep in the freeze, stay cold for a good while and mold to your body. 100% recommend adding these to your pain relief arsenal. My other big recommendation is Burn Jel, have it in your first aid kit.

The first week after a total hip replacement I used the Polar ice machine. As I became more active and the swelling went down I needed a more portable ice pack. This extra large gel pack covers the entire area I need to treat and stays quite cold for over 30 minutes. I put a dish towel under the pad and plop a pillow over it to act as insulation to keep it colder longer and to make it more comfortable for resting my arm. The pack is well made, easy to handle, bends easily to fit my contours and its cold regenerates quickly when laid flat in the freezer for about 2 hours. It takes up little (depth) space in the freezer and is quite convenient.

These appear to be the best deal out there for reusable ice packs. I purchased a less-expensive version with great marketing on Amazon, but the seams leaked within several months. (The other ones seren't the Coldest, either, LOL), As an older American, I need to ice my back and leg or knee daily. The large FlexiKold gel ice packs do it perfectly. I keep them folded in half in my freezer and use two or three of them while sitting in a chair. My pants and shirts provide enough insulation from the cold that I get a therapeutic effect from the gel pack without it being too cold. You definitely will need to have some fabric between the pack and your skin. My wife is a little more temperature sensitive and uses a towel between herself and the pack. Often my back hurts enough that I need to take the gel pack with me in the car when I need to drive for a half hour or more. This works great, knocking some of the pain off when I arrive on shorter trips and allowing me to sit for longer drives on the freeway without increasing pain. As mentioned before, cheaper packs that looked good started to ooze the gel and get much flatter in a matter of months. Not knowing exactly what was in these packs, that was worrisome to me. With the durability of these FlexiKold packs, I don't have to worry about that. They hold up very well. I do recommend that you smooth out the pack with your hands after it defrosts, evenly redistributing the gel within the pack. These packs are very malleable and mold to your body parts fairly well. There are two slightly different versions of the packs. One comes with semi-slick vinyl on both sides (heavy duty) and the other has a slightly softer light-blue fabric on top. Both work fine for me, but my wife prefers the one with the fabric. I don't really remember which is which, as I purchased several of these over a few years, but I think the difference might be whether you purchase the packs with the velcro straps or not. In addition to using these for my back and leg, I also used these very extensively after should surgery a few years ago. I tucked them behind my shoulder blade and folded them over while sitting down. They worked more effectively than the crummy ice-water machine rental I got from the doctor's office. (unlike the AWESOME Thermo-Cool I've used before). I purchased this item with my own money, wasn't compensated for this review and have no ties to the company.

FlexiKold Gel Soft Flexible Ice Packs for Injuries - Reusable Freezer Cold Pack, Cold Compress & Cooling Gel Pad for Face, Shoulder, Hip, Leg, Arm, Ankle & Foot Injury - Medium - 7.5” x 11.5”: These are fantastic. Just had surgery and needed to keep icing the surgical area. I had several different kinds of ice packs but they weren’t flexible. My physical therapist told me what kind I needed, in order to keep the area comfortably iced. These arrived right on time. They fit my hip perfectly. They’re soft, flexible, with no leakage. The quality of these are so far superior than any of the others I have. They are definitely making a difference in my pain level and my overall recovery.