Targeted cooling for your recovery
AIRCAST Cryo Cuff cold therapy systems combine controlled cold application with compression. They can help relieve pain and swelling after injuries or surgery. Discover specialized cooling cuffs for the knee, ankle, foot, and other areas of the body.
Which AIRCAST Cryo Cuff system is right for you?
AIRCAST Cryo Cuff combines cold therapy with compression. Choosing the right one depends on the appropriate cooling system, the cuff you need, and the intended area of use. Three key points can help guide you.
The right cooling supply
The AIRCAST Cryo Cuff cooler is used to supply compatible cooling cuffs with chilled water. Check which system components are included and whether a compatible connecting hose is required.
For the right body region
Whether for the knee, foot, or ankle, AIRCAST Cryo Cuff cuffs are designed for different areas of the body. Choose the right model and check the size and system compatibility.
Using cold therapy and compression correctly
The combination of cooling and compression can help relieve pain and swelling. Follow the recommended application time, check your skin, and observe the manufacturer's instructions.
Targeted combination of cold and compression
The AIRCAST Cryo Cuff systems combine cold therapy with compression and allow targeted use on different areas of the body. Chilled water flows from a cooler through a connecting tube into the appropriate cuff. Use may help relieve pain and swelling after injuries or surgery. Discover suitable cooling cuffs for the knee, foot, and ankle, as well as the system accessories you need.
Discover Cryo Cuff productsUse cold and compression in a targeted way
AIRCAST Cryo Cuff combines cold therapy with targeted compression. The specially designed cooling cuffs provide tailored treatment for different areas of the body and can help relieve pain and swelling.
Targeted cooling
Chilled water is delivered to the appropriate cuff through the Cryo-Cuff system. This allows cold therapy to be targeted to the intended area of the body.
Cold & Compression
The combination of cooling and compression can help reduce pain and swelling after injuries or surgical procedures.
Various cooling cuffs
Whether for the knee, foot, or ankle, different AIRCAST Cryo Cuff cuffs allow treatment tailored to the specific body area.
Reusable system
The Cryo-Cuff components are designed for repeated use. Compatible cuffs can be paired with the appropriate cold therapy system as needed.
Häufige Fragen zu Kältetherapie
Warum ist eine Kühlbandage effektiver als ein normaler Eisbeutel?
ie kombiniert Kälte mit Kompression nach der PECH-Regel. Die Kompression verhindert das Einfließen von Gewebeflüssigkeit, während moderne Manschetten einen 360-Grad-Wirkradius ohne "Kältebrücken" bieten.
Wie tief dringt die Kälte durch eine Bandage in das Gewebe ein?
Bei einer Anwendungszeit von 15–20 Minuten kann die Temperatur im tiefen Muskelgewebe um mehrere Grad gesenkt werden, was die Durchblutung dort um bis zu 50 % drosselt.
Welche Arten von Kühlbandagen gibt es auf dem Markt?
1. Kühlgel-Manschetten (werden im Gefrierfach gelagert); 2. Flüssigkeitsgekühlte Systeme/Cryo-Cuffs (nutzen eine Eiswassserkanne und Manschetten); 3. Selbstkühlende Einmal-Bandagen (chemische Reaktion durch Zusammendrücken für unterwegs).
Bei welchen Verletzungen ist der Einsatz einer Kühlbandage sinnvoll?
Akute Verstauchungen (Distorsionen), Prellungen (Kontusionen), Zerrungen, Schleimbeutelentzündungen sowie nach orthopädischen Operationen am Knie oder der Schulter.