Treat With Ease Hyperice Knee Cold Compression Wrap Hyperice calls this one the product that started it all, and it is the simplest thing they make: a neoprene wrap, an ice cell that slides into it, and a valve. No battery, no motor, no app. You fill the cell with ice, strap it around the knee and get on with something else. The wrap is machine washable premium Plush™ neoprene and uses compression to hold an ultra-thin antimicrobial ice cell against the joint. The cell carries a patented air-release valve, which pushes the air out so the ice sits flat against the skin. Targeted area Knee One size, no variants Ice cell 10 × 10 in Ultra-thin, antimicrobial Weight 1.5 lbs Wrap and cell, empty Size 9.7 in As listed by Hyperice Patented air-release valve Machine washable TSA friendly FSA/HSA eligible Ice With An Upgrade Four Parts, One Of Them Patented Every mechanical idea in this product exists to solve the same problem: a bag of ice held on with a bandage slips, leaks and warms up in the wrong order. Here is how each part answers that. 💨 Patented air-release valve Air is an insulator. The valve lets you push it out of the cell once the ice is in, so the cell collapses onto the shape of the knee and the cold reaches skin directly through ice. Patented 🧊 Ultra-thin antimicrobial ice cell A 10 × 10 in container for housing ice, built thin so it conforms around a joint. The antimicrobial treatment matters on something that spends its life damp and then goes back in a bag. 10 × 10 in 🧵 Premium Plush™ neoprene wrap Neoprene stretches, holds a shape and takes a wash. This one is machine washable, which is the specification that decides whether a wrap is still in use two seasons from now or living at the bottom of a kit bag. Machine washable 🧗 Compression holds it hands-free The wrap does the holding, so both hands stay free. That is the practical difference between fifteen minutes of icing sat still with a bag pressed to your knee and fifteen minutes of icing while you make dinner. Hands-free Why This One The Case For A Wrap Over A Bag Of Ice Eight practical differences, all of them mechanical. Nothing on this page needs charging. 🔧 Ice with an upgrade on a bag and a bandage Patented valve 🧊 The ice cell holds cold against the joint Ice cell: 10 × 10 in 🧗 Hands stay free the whole time Targeted area: Knee 🏦 Machine washable neoprene Premium Plush™ 🥚 Refills from any freezer, anywhere No power needed ✈️ Packs flat and empty at 1.5 lbs TSA approved for carry-on 💰 FSA and HSA eligible Pre-tax spend 👑 The product that started it all Original Hyperice wrap Closer Look Two Details Worth Seeing What's Included Two pieces, and that is the whole product The wrap and the cell separate. That is what makes the thing washable and what lets you swap a cell that has been in the freezer for one that has just come out. Laid flat you can see how thin the cell is, which is the property that decides whether ice sits on a knee or tents over it. Hyperice Knee: the wrap for your knee Ice cell: the 10 × 10 in container for housing ice Weight: 1.5 lbs for both pieces, empty Machine washable premium Plush™ neoprene Wrap Ice cell Washable Targeted area Wrapped, compressed and left alone Compression is what turns loose ice into a fixed treatment. The wrap pulls the cell around the contour of the joint and holds it there, so the cold contact patch stays where you put it while you sit, stand or walk to the kitchen. One size, with no variants to choose between. Targeted area: knee Size: 9.7 in, as listed by Hyperice One size only, with no size variants offered Compression holds the ice cell in position hands-free One size Hands-free Compression fit Compare Cold Compression Wraps Two wraps, same idea, two body parts. Both use a Plush™ neoprene shell and an ice cell with the patented air-release valve. The choice is simply where you need the cold to sit. You're Here Hyperice Knee Shaped to wrap a joint. The original Hyperice product, built around the knee and the way it bends. Targeted area: knee Wraps around the joint The product that started it all Currently viewing Hyperice Back Shaped to strap across the torso, holding the same ice cell flat against the lower back. Targeted area: back Wraps around the torso Fully portable Shop the Hyperice Back Questions Frequently Asked Questions What are the Hyperice Knee Cold Compression Wrap specifications? + Weight 1.5 lbs. Size 9.7 in. Targeted area knee. One size, with no size variants. The ice cell is a 10 × 10 in container for housing ice. The Specs tab on this page carries the same list. What is the air-release valve for? + It is the patented part of the product. Once ice goes into the cell, air goes in with it, and air between the ice and your skin acts as insulation. Opening the valve and pressing the cell flat expels that air, so the cell moulds to the knee and the ice makes direct surface contact. What is included with the Hyperice Knee? + Two pieces. The Hyperice Knee, which is the wrap for your knee, and the ice cell, the 10 × 10 in container for housing ice. Nothing else is required to use it. Does it need charging or batteries? + No. There are no electronics in this product at all. Cold comes from ice you put in the cell yourself, and the compression comes from the wrap. There is nothing to charge, nothing to pair and nothing that stops working when a battery ages. What goes inside the ice cell? + Ice. Hyperice describes the cell as a 10 × 10 in container for housing ice, and publishes no fill volume or capacity figure, so fill it to the point where it still lies flat against the knee. Can I wash the wrap? + Yes. The neoprene wrap is described as machine washable premium Plush™ neoprene. Take the ice cell out first: the wrap is the washable half, and the cell itself carries an antimicrobial treatment. What size is it, and will it fit me? + There is one size and no variants to choose. The listing gives a size figure of 9.7 in. Hyperice publishes no circumference range or fit chart for this wrap, so if you sit at either extreme of leg size it is worth knowing that ahead of ordering. How long should a session last? + Hyperice publishes no recommended session duration for this wrap. Follow the guidance you have been given for icing by a clinician, keep a layer between the cell and bare skin if the cold is sharp, and take the wrap off if the area goes numb. How much does it weigh? + 1.5 lbs for the wrap and the empty cell together. Ice is what you add, and what it weighs on the day depends entirely on how much you put in. Is the Hyperice Knee TSA approved for carry-on? + Hyperice lists it as TSA friendly, and this listing describes it as approved by TSA for carry-on. Packed empty it is fabric and a plastic cell with no battery in it, which is the simplest thing you can put through a scanner. Fill it at the other end. Is it FSA or HSA eligible? + Hyperice lists the Hyperice Knee as FSA/HSA eligible. Individual plans set their own reimbursement rules, so confirm with your administrator if that is what decides the purchase. Why is this called the product that started it all? + It is Hyperice's own phrase for this wrap. The Hyperice Knee is the original product the company was built on, and the ice cell with its air-release valve is the design that the rest of the cold compression range came from. Knee wrap or back wrap? + Pick by targeted area. The Hyperice Knee is cut to wrap around a joint that bends; the Hyperice Back straps across the torso to hold the cell flat against the lower back. The ice cell and the patented valve are the same in both. What does Hyperice not publish about this wrap? + Worth knowing: there is no compression pressure figure, no ice cell fill capacity, no fit or circumference chart, no recommended session length and no warranty term published for the Hyperice Knee. The figures on this page are the ones the listing gives.
