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Hyperice Back Cold Compression Wrap, the back wrap laid flat
Hyperice Back Cold Compression Wrap, the ice cell and air valve
Hyperice Back Cold Compression Wrap, the wrap worn in a kitchen
Hyperice Back Cold Compression Wrap, the wrap worn on the lower back
Hyperice Back Cold Compression Wrap, the back wrap laid flat
Hyperice Back Cold Compression Wrap, the ice cell and air valve
Hyperice Back Cold Compression Wrap, the wrap worn in a kitchen
Hyperice Back Cold Compression Wrap, the wrap worn on the lower back

Hyperice Back Cold Compression Wrap

by Hyperice
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$110.00 - $110.00
$110.00
$110.00 - $110.00
$110.00

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Icing On The Go

Hyperice Back Cold Compression Wrap

The Hyperice Back Cold Compression Wrap is an ice wrap that straps an ice cell across the lower back and holds it there hands-free. Icing a back is awkward: the area is broad and hard to reach, and holding anything against it means lying down and staying there. The wrap solves the holding part, so you can stand up and carry on while the ice works. Squeezing the air out through a patented valve lets the ice lie flat against the skin. The box holds the wrap and the ice cell, with nothing to charge and nothing to plug in.

Inside the machine washable Plush neoprene shell sits an ultra-thin antimicrobial ice cell. The ice cell with its air-release valve comes from the product line that started it all. It is the design Hyperice built its name on, before any of the vibrating or heated products existed.

Targeted Area
Back
Strapped across the torso
Ice Cell
10 x 10 in
Ultra-thin
Weight
1.5 lbs
Wrap and cell, empty
Size
9.7 in
One size
Hyperice Back Cold Compression Wrap, hands-free ice on the lower back

Ice For The Lower Back

How it works

Each part exists because loose ice on a back slides and needs a hand holding it.

Patented Air-Release Valve
Air trapped in a cold pack works against you, because it insulates the ice from the skin. The valve lets that air out, so the cell presses flat over the width of the lower back with ice touching through the whole contact area.
Flat contact
Ultra-Thin Antimicrobial Ice Cell
A 10 x 10 in container for housing ice. A thin cell keeps the wrap close to the body, where a thick pack would lift it off and turn even pressure into a lump you can feel through a shirt.
Antimicrobial
Plush Neoprene Wrap
The wrap stretches enough to pull tight around a torso and stays soft against skin for as long as the ice lasts, and it goes in the machine when it needs to. The cell lifts out and the shell washes on its own, which keeps a damp piece of kit usable over a long season.
Washable
Built To Travel
Empty, the whole thing is fabric and plastic that folds into a bag. Refilling needs a freezer and nothing else, and it works at a hotel, at an away game or at a desk, with no charger to remember.
No charger

Hyperice Back In Use

How to use it

Hyperice Back Cold Compression Wrap, the air-release valve
Ice with an upgrade

How The Air-Release Valve Works

Fill the cell, open the valve, press the air out, close it. What is left is a thin sheet of ice that takes the shape of your lower back and meets it across the whole area. The valve is patented, and it is the reason the wrap sits flat under clothing.

  • Air-release valve on the ice cell
  • Expelling air puts ice in direct contact with the surface
  • Ice cell: the 10 x 10 in container for housing ice
  • Ultra-thin and antimicrobial
Air-release valve Ultra-thin cell Antimicrobial
Hyperice Back Cold Compression Wrap, strapped across the lower back
Targeted area

Strapped Across the Lower Back

The wrap closes around the torso and the cell sits against the lower back, held by the tension of the neoprene. From there it stays put through standing, sitting and walking around the house, so icing your back goes where you go.

Hands-free Compression fit Fully portable

Hyperice Back Compared

How it compares

Both wraps pair a Plush neoprene shell with an ultra-thin ice cell and an air-release valve. Each is cut for a different part of the body, and the cut decides where the wrap holds on.

Hyperice Knee, the ice and compression knee wrap
Hyperice Knee
Hands-free ice and compression for the knee, with a patented air-release valve.
Ice cell included Compression wrap 1.5 lbs TSA friendly
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Hyperice Back, the ice and compression back wrap
Hyperice Back
Hands-free ice and compression strapped around the lower back.
Ice cell included Compression wrap 1.5 lbs TSA friendly
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Hyperice Back questions

Frequently asked questions

By compression. The Plush neoprene wrap closes around the torso and its tension presses the ice cell against the lower back. Nothing needs holding by hand, which lets you keep moving while the ice is on.
It removes the air from the cell after you fill it. Air between ice and skin acts as insulation, and pushing it out through the valve lets the cell flatten onto the body and hold the ice in direct surface contact.
Fill the 10 x 10 in cell to the point where it still lies flat across the back once the air has been released, since a bulging cell lifts the wrap away from the body at the edges.
No. It is a wrap and an ice cell with no electronics of any kind. The cold comes from ice you add and the pressure comes from the neoprene, which leaves no battery to age and nothing that stops working away from a plug.
Yes. It is a machine washable Plush neoprene wrap; remove the ice cell first. The cell has an antimicrobial treatment of its own, useful on something that lives between a freezer and a gym bag.
There is a single version with no size options, and it weighs 1.5 lbs with the cell empty. Ice is added by you, which makes packed weight and in-use weight two different numbers.
Keep a layer between the cell and bare skin if the cold feels sharp, and take it off if the area loses sensation. Follow any icing guidance a clinician has given you.
Yes, it is TSA friendly. Packed empty there is no battery and no liquid in it, which keeps it simple through screening. Fill the cell once you have landed.
By the cut. The Hyperice Back straps across the torso to cover a broad flat area; the Hyperice Knee is shaped to wrap a joint that bends and to stay on through movement. The ice cell design and the valve carry over from one to the other.
Hyperice covers it for one year from the date of purchase against defects in material and workmanship, and repairs or replaces it free of charge after inspection.
  • Targeted Area: Back
  • Ice Cell: 10 x 10 in container for housing ice
  • Ice Cell Profile: Ultra-thin, antimicrobial
  • Valve: Patented air-release valve
  • Material: Machine washable Plush neoprene
  • Weight: 1.5 lbs, wrap and empty cell
  • Size: 9.7 in
  • Sizing: One size, no variants
  • Power: None required
  • Travel: TSA friendly
  • Valve: Patented air-release valve expels air so ice contacts the skin
  • Ice cell: Ultra-thin and antimicrobial, 10 x 10 in
  • Wrap: Machine washable Plush neoprene
  • Fit: Compression holds the cell against the lower back hands-free
  • Cell: Removable, so the shell washes on its own
  • Weight: 1.5 lbs for the wrap and empty cell together
  • Power: No battery and no charger, refills from any freezer
  • Travel: TSA friendly
  • Hyperice Back: The back wrap
  • Ice cell: Container for housing ice


Your Hyperice / Normatec product comes with a one-year warranty for any manufacturing defects. If your product fails within one year from the date of purchase due to a defect in material or workmanship, Hyperice will repair or replace the product free of charge after their expert technicians inspect the device! They will also cover the shipping costs if you need to send your device back for repair.