Ice Bag Packs of 3 - Reusable Hot & Cold Packs in 3 Sizes (6/9/11 inches)

My mom has tennis elbow...or something. The doctors don't really know, but she gets sharp pain that nothing seems to relieve. SO...she was using a plastic bag with ice in it, but the bag broke one night and then it looked like she wet the bed. Not pretty. I perused Amazon to find one of the "old-fashion" ice bags, as opposed to those things you freeze, freeze, and re-freeze (it's okay, I have two in the freezer now!) I saw this set...a SET! of ice bags! Who knew???? The price was great, the color wasn't off-putting and they got here fast (thank you Prime!). OMG, when I pulled out the tiny little ice bag, I was giggling. It's so CUTE! And...my mom is 4'11, tiny thing, so the little tiny ice bag is PERFECT for her! Me? I didn't inherit her smallness, so the bigger bags are perfect for me.So....thank you! A great value, an adorable tiny bag and a happy mom!

These ice packs are amazing. I've never used them for heat, but they work extremely well for ice. I've used them extensively, refilling them twice a day for 3-5 days a week, and they have never once leaked in my lunchbox. They do sweat a little bit, but it is minimal.When you're done using them, they pack down so small that they can fit anywhere. They also dry pretty quickly if you leave them open, so they won't get nasty or smelly from overuse.The only thing that could make these ice packs better is if the opening were just a little big bigger. If I'm refilling them with ice from my fridge, I have to get the ice in a bowl first and then transfer the ice from the bowl to the ice packs by hand. If the opening were slightly bigger, I could refill them with ice directly from the fridge.

I thought I might need to ice my man-parts after I got a vasectomy. I. Was. Correct.These two guys did a wonderful job maintaining the ice's cold while preventing condensation on my incision (no good for stitches).I also had no instances of the cap or bags leaking!The material was fine for "down there," and as such would probably feel fine for anywhere!The color is blue, but I won't hold that against them, just against my boys.

We originally purchased these awhile back and the top broke off of one of them but we liked them so much that we came back and bought them again! They do tend to collect moisture around the lids so you have to clean those really well so they don't get moldy. They hold a LOT of ice though and they last a long time. If I have a headache, I generally will only have to fill it up once or twice all day.

These bags are great! I've used them for both ice and hot water. There is a tiny bit of condensation on the outside when I used it with ice, but not dripping or anything. My hot water from the tap wasn't quite as hot as I needed so I've put in some plain tap water first and added a little boiled water from a kettle until it was just right. No problem with the bag handling that, but I wouldn't attempt to put boiling water into an empty bag.The water collects in the little folds of the bag so just dumping water out when you're done still leaves water inside. I found dumping the water, then placing your mouth in the opening to completely inflate the bag (like a Jiffy Pop stovetop popcorn) and turning it over again gets more of the water out. Then I leave it "inflated" on the counter with a towel under it propped up a little with the lid to air dry.

I had a great blue stretchy rubber ice bag for 40 years and my cat sliced it. Regular Edward Scissorpaws. I ordered this one. More sturdy, don't think my cat can easily scissorpaw it. Love the two different sizes, and having two. However, I tried hot water in one, and it didn't let the heat through as easy as my rubber one. It took longer to let the heat through, but when it finally did, it was hot! Actually hotter than my 40 year old rubber one. Haven't tried ice yet.UPDATE: I was amazed at how long hot water stayed hot. It won't stay boiling hot, but when I put it in my bed, the next morning it was still amazingly warm.UPDATE 2: My "Edward Scissorpaws" cat managed to grab this out of my bathroom. I don't know why my cat is so fascinated with this! But it survived Edward Scissorpaws.UPDATE 3: Well, despite the fact that I trimmed Edward Scissorpaws claws, he managed to finally poke a tiny hole. He did it when it was full of hot water and I was using it for my feet. He snuck underthe covers and poked it. Good thing you get two in this package. I have no idea why my cat is fascinated with it. Empty or full. But I still give this product 5 stars....UPDATE 4: I went to a Sporting Goods store, bought a 'field repair" kit, and it worked. Was able to plug the tiny hole "Edward Scissorpaws" left. I haven't used the second one yet....

The largest one is great for heads, knees, shoulders, etc. The middle one is good for a the same area, but not as stable. The small one is.... well.....small and we have found no use for it. The ice and coldness in the ice bags last a long time. The bigger the bag the longer it stays cold, which was just opposite of what I expected. There is no smell or odor of any kind. Ice goes in the top, lid screws on. No leaks at all. Condensation on the outside does happen, but it is not bad at all, but expect it. Once it is wiped off, there is little wetness that come back.We purchased for use after surgery swelling and rehab and has used everyday for a month. It is filled in the morning and still ice cold 8 hours later or longer. The large and middle bags hold a combined total of 7-8 cups of ice. Found using a plastic measuring pitcher to pour the ice into the bag works best. You will still need to push the a few pieces of ice down into the bag as it is filled. Once filled, you can remove most of the air by pressing it down and putting on the lip. It create a large flat cold service that molds to whatever it is put on. Will buy again if needed.