Aircast Cryo/Cuff IC Cooler

An integrated pump does the compression

Fill the cooler with ice and water, connect the tubing, and the Cryo/Cuff IC's lid houses a pneumatic pump that cycles compression into the cuff automatically, rather than relying on gravity and hand-squeezing alone. Aircast markets it for post-operative recovery, trauma and athletic training use.

Cuffs are sized by circumference, not S/M/L

Aircast's own sizing chart measures each cuff by the circumference it fits: the knee cuff comes in a medium (18-23 in) and large (20-31 in), the shoulder cuff is one universal size (32-48 in), and the ankle cuff is also universal.

The cooler alone, for buyers who already own a compatible cuff or want to add one later.

Built into the lid, cycling compression automatically instead of requiring manual pumping.

Knee (medium or large), ankle (universal) and shoulder (universal) bundles are sold on this listing.

Aircast's own instructions state the device can be cold enough to cause injury if used incorrectly.

Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Orders over $150 ship free; some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may cost extra or be excluded.

Send it back within 14 days of purchase if it is unused, in its original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by Aircast under their manufacturer's warranty for material and manufacturing defects.

Aircast markets this for post-operative swelling and range-of-motion support; talk to your surgeon or physiotherapist about how it fits your recovery plan.

Aircast lists athletic training as a stated use case for faster turnaround between icing sessions.

The base cooler (SKU 51A) is sold on its own for anyone replacing just the cooler.

How do I know which knee cuff size to order?

Aircast sizes the knee cuff by thigh/knee circumference: choose medium for 18-23 in and large for 20-31 in. Measure before ordering, since the cuffs aren't listed as S/M/L.

Does it need batteries or a wall outlet?

This listing's own descriptionHtml doesn't specify a power source for the pump; Aircast's product page describes both gravity-fed and motorized/automated cold-compression systems in its line, so confirm with Aircast or this store which mechanism this SKU uses before you buy.

Is it safe to use unsupervised?

Aircast's own warning states the device can be cold enough to cause serious injury and instructs users to read all warnings and instructions before use - don't skip the included IFU.

Can I buy just the cuff without the cooler?

This listing bundles each cuff with the base cooler rather than selling cuffs separately; contact this store if you only need a replacement cuff.