Cold Therapy Slippers, Foot Ice Pack Wrap, Neuropathy Slippers Rapid Relief Ice Slippers for Tired and Swollen feet, Hot feet, Plantar Fasciitis Relief (Navy, Large)

These slippers work great. They freeze nicely and get good and cold since there is no fabric lining in them. Overall I am pleased with them and they are exactly what I was looking for.

I can't believe I haven't seen these before.Ive been struggling with crazy pain and swelling in my feet for what seems like forever,In April I injured my right foot. And I've always liked to use cold water on my tired sore feet.These slippers are the ticket.Even if you don't wear them sitting with your feet on them feels wonderful & brings down the swelling. Much less work then using a tub of water and alot easier clean-up.I feel is worth the $ charged..Best purchase I've made in awhile : )Glad I did LOVE THEM ***TNK U.

These are not slippers at all. They are not covered with material. They are an ice pack shaped like a slipper.I am using them with socks on but they drip and are not what I expected.

I had surgery and swelling in my feet. I used these for a small amount of time (not overexposure), and it helped so much with my recovery. Always be careful not to use long, but it was nice to have something that covered the top and bottom of my feet.

Finally something I can wear easily to ice my plantar faascia

The fit was perfect and the coolness really helped

Fit even my large feet. Had a problem with gel leaking from the seam. The seam didn't open it just leaked. Seal it with some RTV silicone adhesive. bought them mainly to help subside the pain from neuropathy. Use them almost daily after walking. And they holding up well. I suggest not leaving them in freezer for extended time. Keep them in the refrigerator and put them in the freezer if needed for about an half hour.

I think this would be great for anything other than what I bought them for. I had toe surgery and these were just too stiff and heavy to use for my very tender toe. Didn't use them and put them in the thrift bin. They would be great for other types of pain relief though I'm sure - they do what they're supposed to do and get very cold. Just not ideal/useful in a surgical recovery situation like mine is all.