A woman sprays Liquid Ice from the 500 ml bottle onto her black T-shirt

The original · since 1998

The cooling liquid you wear.

Spray it on a tight shirt, jersey or wristband, or soak a bandage in it: it cools your skin as it evaporates.

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€49.90 · 500 ml · €99.80/l · incl. VAT, plus shipping

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For clinics and teams: samples to look at, then a call

How it works

  1. Spray it on

    Spray it on

    Spray it generously onto a tight-fitting shirt, jersey or wristband. The fabric holds the liquid.

  2. Keep moving

    Keep moving

    Train, ride, work. The liquid sits in the fabric, right against your skin.

  3. Evaporation does the rest

    Evaporation does the rest

    As it evaporates, it draws heat from your skin. It cools as long as the fabric stays damp. Warm again? Spray again.

Choose how you wear it.

One liquid, three ways to wear it.

Liquid Ice 500 ml

With pump sprayer, for shirt, jersey and wristband

€49.90€99.80/lincl. VAT, plus shipping

Self Cooling Bandage

Cooling and compression in one bandage.

€49.00€136.11/lincl. VAT, plus shipping

Active Ice Bandage

Pre-soaked in its pouch. Open, wrap, go.

€14.90incl. VAT, plus shipping

Active Ice Bandage Included with your first orderActive Ice Bandage, pre-soaked · worth €14.90Conditions
  • Ships from Klosterneuburg
  • Ships to AT · DE · EU
  • Arrives in 2–4 working days (AT, DE)
  • Secure checkout

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Self Cooling Band

Two wristbands that live in the can. No spraying.

€49.00€136.11/lincl. VAT, plus shipping

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Sets, refills and the Active Ice Bandage: see all

Measured, not claimed

Evaporation, made visible.

Schematic illustrationIn the window: thermal image, 2005 archive · fabric: schematicIn the window: thermal image, 2005 archive · fabric: schematicKnee after 20 min: below, where the soaked bandage was; above, the leg without one.

  1. Soak

    Liquid Ice soaks into the fibres. The fabric holds it where it gets hot.

  2. Evaporate

    As it evaporates, it cools the skin. Like sweat, without ice and without power.

  3. Thermal image

    A real thermal camera, 2005: blue is where the soaked bandage was. An archive image, not the measurement.

  4. Measured

    Measured on the soaked bandage: 5.8 °C cooler skin. Still cooling after two hours.

    Dermatest GmbH, Münster · 2008 · 20 subjects

Source: Dermatest GmbH, Münster · soaked bandage · 20 subjects · infrared · 120 min · 2008 · compared with each person’s own starting temperature.

Thermal image: archive frame of 6 April 2005, NEC infrared camera, commissioned by Liquid Ice; shown as isolines, without the temperature scale. For illustration, not a measurement: the measurement is Dermatest’s.

See the Self Cooling BandageSee the measurement protocol

€49.00 · 360 ml · €136.11/l · incl. VAT, plus shipping

Ice is a good idea with bad logistics.

It needs a freezer, it melts, and most of the time it sits in a bag while the heat is somewhere else.

In 1998 Gerard Hassler made the cold liquid: ready at room temperature, worn on your shirt, band or bandage.

On the record.

The original. In the heat since 1998.

  • Formula 1

    Sauber Motorsport, 2016 Formula 1 season.

    “I definitely need a bit more for our last race in Abu Dhabi.”
    Josef Leberer, F1 Performance, Sauber Motorsport · letter to us

  • Tour de France

    Leopard-Trek raced the Tour de France, the Tour de Suisse and the Vuelta with it.

  • Ten nations

    Olympic teams from ten nations cooled with it in Athens.

  • BBC One, live

    Tomorrow’s World put Liquid Ice under a thermal camera, live in the studio.

  • Ice hockey

    Team physiotherapist, letter to us

    At the World Championship, Austria’s men’s national ice hockey team used Liquid Ice before, during and after their games.

  • 9.1/10

    For ease of use of Liquid Ice wraps, in a US Marines field test.

  • Reordered

    Red Bull’s football academy ordered three times in 18 months. Later its ice hockey club ordered too.

Two world champions who put their name to it.

  • Marcel Fässler in a Liquid Ice shirt

    24 Hours of Le Mans

    Marcel Fässler

    Three-time winner of the 24 Hours of Le Mans and endurance world champion. Here in a Liquid Ice shirt.

  • Randy Krummenacher with a Liquid Ice bottle and shirt

    Supersport World Champion

    Randy Krummenacher

    Here at a Liquid Ice photo shoot, with shirt and bottle.

Where does it get hot?

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For teams and companies: from one runner to the whole crew.

The same liquid in 25 litre canisters, for teams, clubs and companies. Tell us your team size. We send samples and call you.

Ask for team supply
On the sideline: a bandage goes on a player’s shin, the can of Liquid Ice beside them

Which Liquid Ice is yours?

Three short questions. Then you know.

1 / 3

Where do you want to cool?
Do you already have Liquid Ice?
How often will you use it?

When it gets hot, wear Liquid Ice.

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€49.90 · 500 ml · €99.80/l · incl. VAT, plus shipping

Measurement: Soaked bandage · Dermatest GmbH, Münster · 20 subjects · infrared · 120 min · 2008 · compared with each person’s own starting temperature. To the protocol

First-order gift: One Active Ice Bandage, pre-soaked (worth €14.90). Once per customer, with your first order of a bottle, can or set, added to your cart automatically.

All prices incl. VAT, plus shipping.