Actimove Sports Edition Elbow Strap with Hot/Cold Pack
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Actimove Sports Edition Elbow Strap with Hot/Cold Pack
Description
Actimove Sports Edition Elbow Strap Hot/Cold Pack
This elbow strap holds a gel hot/cold pack against the forearm just below the elbow, the same tension-band idea used for tennis elbow, but with a pocket for temperature therapy built in. Actimove sells it as a universal, one-size strap.

What the strap does
A compression strap sits just below the elbow, the classic placement for a tennis-elbow band, with a pocket that holds a gel pack for hot or cold therapy at the same spot.
What you get
Built-in gel pack pocket
Holds a gel pack (heated or chilled) against the forearm for temperature therapy alongside the strap's compression.
Universal fit
Sold as one adjustable size that fits most adults.
Adjustable tension
The strap tightens like a standard elbow band so you can set how firm the compression feels.
Specifications
| Brand | Actimove |
|---|---|
| Line | Sports Edition |
| Size | Universal |
| Manufacturer SKU | 7574230 |
Shipping
Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Orders over $150 ship free; some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may cost extra or be excluded.
Returns
Send it back within 14 days of purchase if it is unused, in its original condition and packaging.
Warranty
Covered directly by Actimove under their manufacturer's warranty for material and manufacturing defects.
Frequently asked questions
Does it come with the gel pack?
The listing name specifies a hot/cold pack strap; confirm on the product photos whether a gel pack is included or sold separately before you order.
Can I heat or freeze the pack?
Gel packs of this kind are generally made for both hot and cold use, but follow the pack's own instructions for heating or freezing times.
Who is this for?
Actimove markets its Sports Edition line for active use, such as tennis elbow discomfort during sport, rather than post-surgical recovery.











