🧊 Ice Boot for Tough 1 Review

I bought this to help my wife with her constant pain in her legs. Other "gel socks" don't retain their cooling capacity long enough, but this item does. The segmented design makes it easy to wrap around irregularly shaped body parts like the ankle to get past the foot end. Strong velcro straps keep it in place with the right amount of pressure. The only downside is how much space this thing takes up in our freezer! I would buy it again.

They're great for everything from knee to shin/hoof that needs cooling! I have them on one of my horses now! Velcro and stretch bandages on ice are strong and durable. They don't take up too much space in the freezer and neither the horse nor pony I've used them on have bothered them! They are easy to put on and take off, I would highly recommend them to anyone with horses!

great purchase, great find. I love that I can quickly attach it to my horse and it easily conforms to the curves of his leg. I bought it to cool a swollen ankle area but it can also be used on his shins if needed. I put it on my horse 20-30 minutes at a time and the velcro straps help keep it in place (no slipping). I even used an ice boot on myself. Back problems, split shin, etc. It stays frozen for 2-3 hours and stays cool for a few more hours. Totally recommend this product to anyone…

This product has exceeded my expectations in terms of durability. I purposely waited for a review before using them for at least 6 months (they come 1 per pack, I bought 2) and I have to say that this product is very well made and effective at a comparatively low price . I use them at least 4 times a week, freeze them overnight, take them out, use them for about 1-1.5 hours on my mare's problematic front legs (they pretty much melted when I take them off), take them back . home and put them in…

I bought this for my horse whose legs were swollen for no apparent reason (it turned out to be an allergy). I was a cold hose and that complemented this treatment. I've found this works better for my horse than a cold water bandage and a wet leg. However, I found an alternative use for it that I was very happy with. Unfortunately, while I was treating my horse, I got in the way of another horse that they were selling. I was knocked down and my leg suffered an ugly laceration and bruise from the