Aircast Cryo/Cuff Coolers: What's the Difference?

The Aircast Cryo/Cuff is the rehabilitation industries leading cryotherapy recovery device for treating knee and ankle injuries. Whether you're recovering following knee replacement surgery or you're looking for an athletic edge after intense exercise, DJO have got you covered.

What Will This Guide Cover?

• Which Aircast Coolers Are Available?
• What Does An Aircast Cooler System Do?
• Comparing the Coolers
• Which Cryo/Cuffs are Compatible?
• Which Cooler Suits My Injury?
• Other Useful Pages

Which Aircast Coolers Are Available?

Take a look below for a brief introduction to see what both cooling systems have to offer.

Aircast Cold Therapy Standard Cryo/Cuff Cooler £37.49 (exc VAT) £44.99 (inc VAT) Add to BasketDetails   (13) Provides targeted cold compression therapy Suitable for use with a wide range of Aircast Cryo/Cuffs Uses a gravity-fed system for simple operation Designed to be as easy to use as possible

Aircast Cold Therapy Automatic Cryo/Cuff Cooler £97.42 (exc VAT) £116.90 (inc VAT) Add to BasketDetails   (4) Aircast Cooler for targeted cold and compression therapy Suitable for use with a wide range of Aircast Cryo/Cuffs Features an integrated pneumatic pump for easy application Provides up to an incredible eight hours of ice-cold cryotherapy

What Does an Aircast Cooler System Do?

Compatible with the full range of Aircast Cryo/Cuff rehabilitation products, both coolers work by circulating the cold water generated in the tank up through the attached hose system and into your Cryo/Cuff. Capable of keeping water cold for up to four hours without the need for refilling, both coolers are capable of providing an incredible, unique brand of cryotherapy-based rehabilitation.

But which one is right for you? 

Comparing Both Cryo/Cuff Coolers

If you're after a basic brand of cryotherapy treatment that covers the entire joint, the Standard Aircast Cooler Unit will suffice. If however, you want to take your rehabilitation to the next level and really accelerate your recovery, there's no beating the intermittent compressive healing power of the Aircast Automatic Unit.

Take a look below to see why:

Which Cryo/Cuff Devices Are Compatible?

Depending on where you're injured, you'll need a cuff that provides complete coverage of the affected joint. Please choose from the complete Cryo/Cuff range below:

• Knee Cryo/Cuff
• Ankle Cryo/Cuff
• Back/Hip/Rib Cryo/Cuff
• Calf Cryo/Cuff
• Elbow Cryo/Cuff
• Foot Cryo/Cuff
• Hand/Wrist Cryo/Cuff
• Shoulder Cryo/Cuff
• Thigh Cryo/Cuff
• Paediatric Ankle Cryo/Cuff

Which Cooler Suits My Injury?

There's no real limit to what cryotherapy can help with. If you're wondering which Aircast Cooler System suits your needs and requirements, take a look below:

The Last Word

Whilst both Aircast Coolers provide a quality cold-therapy style rehabilitation, the Automatic Cooler is Aircast's premium cooler for a reason. The inclusion of intermittent compression and an automated motor system really bolster and accelerate recovery times, as there is no match for a combination of cold-exposure and compression therapies.

If you're buying on a budget, aside from the above features, there's not much the Automatic Cooler can do that the standard can't. If you're buying for a knee-replacement, hip replacement or if you're recovering from a serious injury, we'll always recommend the Automatic Unit as the compression factor is a real game changer for reducing swelling.

Other Useful Pages

• Aircast Cryo/Cuff Full Range
• Cryo/Cuff FAQs
• Cold Therapy Equipment