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The Aircast Cryo Cuff Knee Cuff is a replacement cuff designed for use with the Aircast Cryo Cuff cold therapy system. The anatomically contoured cuff wraps around the knee to deliver targeted cold therapy and compression simultaneously, helping to reduce pain, swelling, and inflammation following injury or surgery. This listing is for the cuff only — no cooler or cooler/cuff combo is included. Medium fits a knee circumference of 18–23 inches measured 6 inches above the kneecap.
This replacement knee cuff is well suited for patients and clinicians who already own an Aircast Cryo Cuff cooler and need a replacement or additional cuff for the knee. It is a practical choice for post-surgical knee patients — including those recovering from ACL reconstruction, total knee replacement, or meniscus repair — who require consistent cold and compression therapy during the early stages of recovery. Physical therapy and orthopedic surgery clinics that use the Aircast Cryo Cuff system will find the replacement cuff a cost-effective way to maintain their cold therapy inventory without replacing the entire unit. It is also appropriate for individuals managing acute knee injuries, flare-ups from chronic knee conditions, or post-activity swelling who are already using the Aircast system.
Does this listing include the cooler?
No. This listing is for the knee cuff only. The Aircast Cryo Cuff cooler is sold separately. This cuff is compatible with standard Aircast Cryo Cuff coolers.
How do I determine my size?
Measure the circumference of your leg 6 inches above the center of your kneecap. Medium fits 18–23 inches. Contact us or refer to the Aircast sizing guide if you are between sizes.
Is this cuff compatible with all Aircast Cryo Cuff coolers?
This cuff is designed for use with the standard Aircast Cryo Cuff system. Verify compatibility with your specific cooler model before ordering.
How does the Cryo Cuff system work?
The cooler is filled with ice water and elevated above the cuff. Gravity feeds cold water into the cuff, which inflates to provide simultaneous cold therapy and compression. The cuff is then drained back into the cooler to repeat the cycle as needed.