KingPavonini Shoulder Ice Pack Rotator Cuff Cold Therapy, Reusable Gel Ice Pack for Shoulder Injuries, Pain Relief, Swelling, Shoulders Surgery, Tendonitis, Bursitis, Blue

Why did you pick this product vs others?:My daughter had rotator cuff surgery and since she is diabetic-1 (insulin dependent) she has to move her arms more frequently up and down to keep her shoulder from freezing up.Earlier we bought different ice packs, but this one works way better than other ones to keep the swelling down. It’s larger and fits perfectly over her arm and shoulder

I bought this Shoulder ice pack for my post surgery on my shoulder, but then I realize I already had one and return this one because it was a little too big for me

Strap around body is a little short

This works perfect for the shoulder and arm! I even used it on my knee and it wrapped around my leg find! It doesn't thaw quickly so can be used for long periods of time!

Heavy and too big for me. I returned it.

Fits great. Stays cold for a long period of time.

This doesn’t have a removable ice pack, it’s integrated into the unit. Tons of cold surface area, and it’s highly adjustable. The area that touches your shirt/skin is soft like velour.The directions say to freeze in the included bag, which is did. If you don’t use for 72 hours, remove from the freezer to extend the units life., which I plan to.Overall, an awesome unit which has greatly helped with my shoulder surgery recovery.Only downside is that it takes a while to freeze. I mention this because if you are 30 minutes on/off, it won’t have enough time to freeze solidly. For a pickleball player to ice after a day of playing, perfect use.

I got a medium. I’m a medium build woman (size 12) and it fits just right. I have a shoulder impingement and the pain shoots down my arm, up into my neck, and all around my shoulder blade. This covers all those areas. This cold pack feels great! I have one complaint. This thing is pretty much impossible to put on by yourself. The pack itself is frozen so it’s not very pliable. You have to try to adjust the Velcro straps (it’s strong Velcro) while keeping the pack in place and stretching the straps (that aren’t very long to begin with), all while you have one arm that lacks normal mobility. If it wasn’t for my husband who puts it on me, I seriously doubt I’d ever have it on other than to drape it over me. You could maybe get the straps set and slide into it but there’s still the issue of shoulder and arm mobility. If I could put it on with ease by myself I’d give it a 5. Gave it a 4 because it fits well, has a big coverage area, and gets rid of my pain.