Would this work for an ice bath for fball players?
901328
It IS rather large... but I'm not sure it would fit football players in it for an ice bath.. I suppose if they really squeezed themselves in. It goes from larger at the top to smaller on the bottom too... It would barely fit me in it, and I'm 5'1
1458562
I've used it to hit softballs off a tee to warm up for my men's softball league. It worked fine.
433088
I believe you would get some insulating value from doing that. I'm just not sure how much. We use it to line the inside of our coolers and were amazed at how much longer the ice inside would last.
1952895
I would think so. I used it to inflate an exercise ball and it worked fine.
162905
In my opinion this would work well as a ball pool. I am unsure about using a float in it because it is not very deep.
640891
Definitely but it won't last as long as an ice pack nor can you mold it to cover the area you need icing. My doctor uses it after a treatment to help speed the healing.
1898735
Yes, I would use it for alcoholic drinks like margaritas,...but haven't tried it for that yet. I don't like the ice to be too chunky in those drinks anyway. I think I wouldn't let it sit out in a pitcher because it might melt pretty quickly since it's shaved ice,...the drink would get too watered down unless you drink it quickly.
742698
I wouldn't think so. It's definitely for younger kids. It's not that young teens couldn't use it, but they'd have to play on their knees (that's what I do when I play with my 5 year old). Also, it's not super strong, so it will break after a player crashes into it once or twice. And isn't that exactly how young teens are going to play? =) For me personally, I'd go with something a little stronger, or make sure that they do the rough-housing out at center ice and not around the goal. Hope that helps!
2065790
This is NOT a good net for that.. it is tight and will kick the ball back to the source. I would recommend getting some TCB balls. This is what I use for front toss and I coach 5 teams ages 7-19 they work great and no fear of getting hit/hurt
357146
It could be used that way, but it would not hold a lot with ice and it runs the risk of leaking, as other users have mentioned. I have not had any leaking issues though!
2027538
Yes, that works perfect. I used super cold water as the tca was stinging my skin and it felt good to cool it.
1946276
i think it would be great for that... i used it at a baseball game here in the 100-110 degree weather and it was awesome so i feel it would be even better in a smaller less brutal heat area...for the price and the product positives it is worth it
1636934
I doubt it'd handle real pucks. It's not an ice hockey net. I'd say the 'green biscuit' street hockey pucks might even be too heavy. We're using the lighter orange plastic pucks and street hockey balls.
1223751
It would work well. Very well constructed and holds temps with one of those frozen ice packs.
659636
If you've been told by your doctor that cold therapy is good, then yes, this could be used for that. I read in Wikipedia (since I didn't know what Baker's cysts are) that says heat is also used. But the Knee Wrap is good for cold therapy.
1803129
basketball should be ok footballs need to go up to 13-14 psi, and it's possible to push down that hard, I wouldn't try it's just plastic, better suited for pressures 10psi or under
1692231
It makes it feel rough, kind of like cement, so it'll definitely change the feel. And it dries to a hazy white color also. But I think it could be beneficial to your baseball because it gives it more grip but with all the usage of the baseball, it would eventually wear out the neverwet coating