Recover
faster.
Train sooner.

ThermoCuff replaces ice buckets and water pumps with precision air. Hot, cold, and contrast therapy in seconds — built for athletes, training rooms, and sports rehab.

One console.
Every protocol.

A sealed thermoelectric engine, sensor-driven airflow, and disposable cuffs that go on in seconds. Heat, cold, and contrast therapy from a single device you can carry by the handle.

Inside the engine →
ThermoCuff console courtside, front view
ThermoCuff console, side view
ThermoCuff console and cuff on a demo table at an outdoor event

Engineered to outperform ice.

In a peer-reviewed cadaveric knee study, ThermoCuff lowered the temperature inside the joint by 18°F in 20 minutes, about 2.5 times more than the best circulating-pad system tested. See the research

2.5×
More cooling inside the joint than circulating-pad systems
< 30s
Hot to cold (and back) with the same cuff
±1°F
Hold accuracy across a full session
< 10 LB
Console weight, with no ice to add

A closed-loop thermal engine — no plumbing.

Air enters the console, passes over a thermoelectric core, and is pushed through the cuff at a precise target temperature. Sensors feed back to the controller continuously, so there's no melt, no drift, and no over-cooling.

  • Thermoelectric core

    Solid-state modules swing hot and cold without compressors, pumps, or refrigerant.

  • Sensor-driven airflow

    Closed-loop temperature sensors hold the air in the cuff to ±1°F of the set point.

  • Disposable cuffs

    Single-patient cuffs go on in seconds — built for clinic turnover and locker-room hygiene.

ThermoCuff cuff being fitted to an athlete's leg
Athlete during a ThermoCuff session
ThermoCuff console and cuff during a clinic session

From the sideline to the team bus.

→ How the technology works
Sideline

Sideline

Treat it the moment it happens. Snap on a cuff and run a cold protocol bench-side. No cooler to haul, and nothing melts by the third quarter.

Training room

Training room

Hot and cold from one console. Switch between heat, cold, and contrast on the same cuff — one device instead of an ice machine and a separate heat source.

On the road

On the road

A training room you can carry. Under 10 lb, with no ice to source. Treat athletes at away venues, in hotel rooms, and on outdoor courts.

See it in use.

From cuff on to cold protocol in under a minute. No ice, no plumbing, no setup.

The ice age is over.

Ice-water systems built the category. Now they hold it back. Every minute spent chasing ice is a minute the athlete isn't recovering.

Setup time
Ice / Water8–12 min (ice + water + cleanup)
ThermoCuffUnder 30 seconds
Temperature accuracy
Ice / WaterDrifts as ice melts
ThermoCuff±1°F, sensor-controlled
Heat therapy
Ice / WaterSeparate device required
ThermoCuffBuilt in, same cuff
Hygiene
Ice / WaterReused wraps between patients
ThermoCuffDisposable single-patient cuffs
Portability
Ice / Water~18 lb filled with ice and water
ThermoCuffUnder 10 lb, no ice
Cleanup
Ice / WaterDrain, dry, disinfect daily
ThermoCuffToss the cuff, wipe the console

Common
questions.

Have something specific to your program? Book a 20-minute walkthrough with the ThermoCuff team.

Is ThermoCuff a medical device?

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ThermoCuff is launching first as a sports recovery system. It is not yet FDA-cleared; we are pursuing Class II 510(k) clearance, which would allow clinical indications such as edema and pain reduction.

How does it stay cold without ice?

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A sealed thermoelectric engine cools — or heats — air and moves it through the cuff, holding it within a degree of the target temperature. No water, no ice, no plumbing.

Can the same cuff do hot and cold?

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Yes. One cuff, both modes. Switch protocols on the console and it swings from hot to cold in under thirty seconds, which makes contrast cycles simple.

Are the cuffs really single-use?

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Cuffs are designed for single-patient use to remove cross-contamination from training rooms and clinics. They go on and come off in seconds, with no cleaning between athletes.

When can my program get one?

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The first units are going to a small pilot cohort of teams and clinics. Apply for a pilot unit on our Partners page, or book a walkthrough and we’ll show you the system.

Bring it to your program.

Book a hands-on walkthrough. We'll meet your staff on-site or over video and run a contrast protocol so you can feel the difference.