BICAREE Ice Pack for Injuries Reusable, Ice Bags Hot Water Bag for Hot & Cold Therapy and Pain Relief with Cover, No-Leak Elastic Breathable Ice Bag, Size 9"

9 inches is small for these bags. I didn't realize how small 9 inches was. I would have ordered the largest size if I knew. When filled with ice, this 9 incher will cover the top of your head, corner of your shoulder, just the kneecap and most of one side of your foot. The opening to put ice in is just enough for cubed or crescent ice from the fridge but my craft ice balls are just too big. I have to rinse those down just a bit to get them to fit but bigger ice lasts longer in this bag. There is barely any condensation on the outside so just set it down on a towel when you're not using it and it should be fine. The material is soft and flexible so its easy on the skin and conforms to whatever you need it to. The cold transfers quickly to the outside surface so you can get relief fast. Some reviews say it leaks but so far mine has been great. Would definitely buy again if it does.

I'm using 3 of these on a rotating icing schedule after surgery. If you mix a little more than half water and less than half 70% isopropyl alcohol it freezes with a slushy consistency and easily forms over your body parts for icing. Stays really cold for a long time and then I swap out with another from the freezer. These are great! I also have an ice machine (place ice & water in the machine and it pumps cold water through an icing pad), but these are way more convenient for certain body parts and I'm not missing the ice machine refilling and emptying (which would be difficult with my injury).

I had to rotator cuff surgeryThe reusable ice pack didn't make it cold enough keep it cold long enough to make it feel better. This absolutely did the job. It was much colder than reusable I would 100% recommend it even though it uses a lot of iceI mean a lot of ice. So stock up if possible but it was well worth it for the pain relief. I used the medium size one six or seven times a day for five or six days and now I'm using this small one for the spot relief which takes a lot less ice .Maybe a cup compared to 2 cups of ice for medium size.I would definitely recommend this for anyone having surgery that recommends putting ice on it for pain relief.1,000 times percent waterproof I didn't have any leakage from the bag or the cap. I had it in bed with me so I am definitely sure it didn't leakfor me it was 100% effective in relieving the pain. The picture is the 6" & 9" bags

I love the shape of this for using on my knee. It also stays cold for a very long time. My only complaint is that it doesn’t get super cold. We found it works best when you load it with a lot of ice and just a bit of water. Also, you can dampen the outside and then the cold seems transfer better. I have a rotation of ice packs for my knee post surgery, and I’m glad this is one of the options. My gel pack (not the kind with the blue beads) is probably my favorite because it gets the coldest and seems to transfer the cold better.

This is a good old-fashioned ice pack. Works good, easy to fill. Stays cold, does not sweat, and gets your wet. Made very well. Stays in place when you put on your leg, arm, etc. I am throwing all my plastic ones that do not work after using this one.

I have several of the gel ice packs that you keep in the freezer, but they never seem to "fit" the part in pain. They're too little for the knee and too big for the ankle. This little guy is perfect! Fill it with ice and a bit of water, and it just settles over the " owed." It also folds flat for travel. Be sure to dry completely; just pop over a wooden spoon or similar!

My husband had a knee replacement and need to have ice on it all the time. We found that this was easy and convenient to carry when we weren't home and traveling. It keeps the Ice really COLD. Comes in 3 different sizes and the strap is easy to use to hold it in place. A must try!

I was on a long vacation where i needed to ice my foot after a bout with tendonitis. The doctor gave me some ziploc bags to fill with ice which worked OK, but often kept popping open and leaking. A fellow traveler was carrying an ice pack similar to this one and lent it to me. Hers was long and thin and didn't really cover the entire affected area. So as soon as I returned home, I checked out Amazon and selected this brand. I bought the 11 inch and am so glad I did. It surrounds the area, be it the knee, foot etc. and has the flexibility to be used in any area. It's quite sturdy so I don't worry about leakage. It will be my companion on all trips in the future. Also the opening is large enough to put ice cubes in it (the one I borrowed had too small a mouth for large cubes.) In all, it's just what, yes, I'm gonna say it, the doctor ordered.