Aircast Cryo Cuff Replacement Cooler and Tube Assembly

The Aircast Cryo Cuff Replacement Cooler and Tube Assembly is the water and ice reservoir that powers the Cryo/Cuff cryotherapy system. Filled with ice and water, it delivers up to 6 to 8 hours of continuous cold therapy to the attached cuff pad, providing sustained compression and cryotherapy to the treatment area without the need for frequent ice pack changes. The included tube assembly connects the cooler to any Cryo/Cuff or Aircast Arctic Flow pad, and the insulation disk helps maintain cold temperatures throughout the therapy session. A built-in cooler hanger allows the cooler to be hung from a bed rail for hands-free, gravity-fed cold delivery.

Note: This listing is for the cooler and tube assembly only — it does not include a Cryo/Cuff pad. The pad is sold separately.

What's Included

• Cryo/Cuff cooler
• Tube assembly
• Insulation disk
• Bed rail hanger

Key Features

• Replacement cooler and tube assembly for Aircast Cryo/Cuff systems
• Holds ice and water for 6 to 8 hours of continuous cryotherapy per fill
• Compatible with all Aircast Cryo/Cuff pads and Arctic Flow pads
• Includes tube assembly and insulation disk
• Built-in bed rail hanger for hands-free, gravity-fed cold delivery
• Delivers simultaneous compression and cryotherapy to the treatment area
• No pump or power source required

Specifications

• SKU: 2125
• Brand: Aircast
• Contents: Cooler, tube assembly, insulation disk, bed rail hanger
• Cuff/Pad: Not included — sold separately
• Cold Duration: 6 to 8 hours per fill
• Compatibility: All Aircast Cryo/Cuff pads and Arctic Flow pads
• Country of Origin: United States

Ideal For

Users who own an Aircast Cryo/Cuff pad and need to replace a lost, damaged, or worn cooler without purchasing a complete new system will find this replacement cooler and tube assembly a cost-effective option compatible with all Cryo/Cuff and Arctic Flow pads. Athletic trainers and physical therapy clinics maintaining Cryo/Cuff systems will find the 2125 a practical way to keep existing cuff pads in service with a fresh cooler. Hospitals and home health settings that use Aircast Cryo/Cuff systems for patient cold therapy will find the bed rail hanger and gravity-fed design practical for hands-free use during recovery. Users who want to build a Cryo/Cuff system by purchasing the cooler and a cuff pad separately will find the 2125 the starting point for a complete Aircast cryotherapy setup.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this include a cuff pad?
No. This listing is for the cooler and tube assembly only. The Cryo/Cuff pad is sold separately. If you need a complete system, you will need to purchase both the cooler and the appropriate cuff pad for your treatment area.

Which Cryo/Cuff pads is this cooler compatible with?
This cooler is compatible with all Aircast Cryo/Cuff pads and Aircast Arctic Flow pads. The tube assembly connects to the standard Cryo/Cuff fitting used across the full range of Aircast cuff sizes and styles.

How does the Cryo/Cuff system work?
The cooler is filled with ice and water. When elevated above the cuff pad or hung from a bed rail, gravity feeds cold water through the tube assembly into the cuff, which wraps around the treatment area and provides simultaneous compression and cold therapy. As the water warms, it flows back into the cooler and is re-chilled by the ice, delivering continuous cryotherapy for 6 to 8 hours per fill without a pump or power source.

How do I hang the cooler from a bed rail?
The cooler includes a built-in hanger designed to hook over a standard hospital or home bed rail. Hanging the cooler above the level of the cuff pad allows gravity to feed cold water into the cuff continuously. The higher the cooler is positioned above the cuff, the greater the compression delivered to the treatment area.