HurtSkurt®
Stretch-To-Fit Hot/Cold Gel Sleeve
Conforms to your body and stays in place · Built to stay frozen longer than ice
The Stretch-To-Fit Hot/Cold Gel Sleeve by HurtSkurt® is a revolutionary tool designed to make muscle and joint recovery more effective, fashionable, and fun. Just grab it from the freezer or throw it in the microwave then slide it on. The flexible fabric is extremely stretchy and durable, so it will slide all the way up your arm or leg and stay there, even when frozen solid.
- See here for size chart
- Built to stay frozen longer than ice
- Stretches to fit and articulates at the joints so you can work, walk, or drive while using it
- The flexible fabric is extremely stretchy and durable, so even when frozen solid, it will slide all the way up your arm or leg
- Durable fabric with high-quality stretch stitching will last for years with everyday use
- Please note: Use only as directed. Read and follow all directions and warnings before use
- Made in China
Includes:
One Stretch-To-Fit Hot/Cold Gel Sleeve
Dimensions:
Small: 6" x 4" x 0.7"; Medium: 9" x 5.7" x 0.7"; Large: 13" x 5.7" x 0.7"
Weight:
Small: 1 lb; Medium and Large: 2 lbs
Materials:
82% polyester, 18% spandex
Care:
Hand wash only
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Island life has always inspired HurtSkurt® founder Joe Tolman. His first creation was a Hawaiian-themed cooler bag that kept drinks cold without the mess of melting ice. His next endeavor was to do the same for sore limbs. HurtSkurt® works like an ice or heat pack with gel panels sewn in stretchable fabric. Pop one into the freezer or microwave and then slide it over your arms or legs for targeted therapeutic relief. The snug fit doesn’t restrict movement—it bends at joints, even when frozen—letting you move on from pain in more ways than one.
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