anoif
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What do you think are the best ice products/either gels/boots etc on the market ?
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rhino
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Supermarket ice cube bags, tubigrip and stable bandages 
Lolo
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Something which doesn't begin to reheat once it's used it's 'cooling power'. I dislike clays and gels because once they aren't cooling any more they're actually forming a nice insulating layer which will heat legs back up, especially on a hot day.
The best IMO is what rhino said- tubigrips and ice and cold hosing too. When Reg gets back XC he gets washed down, his legs get hosed a bit, he gets walked round. Return to lorry and repeat until they feel cool to the touch. Then tubigrips and ice while he munches Costs pennies and is very effective
The best IMO is what rhino said- tubigrips and ice and cold hosing too. When Reg gets back XC he gets washed down, his legs get hosed a bit, he gets walked round. Return to lorry and repeat until they feel cool to the touch. Then tubigrips and ice while he munches
Costs pennies and is very effective anoif
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Thank you.....that makes a lot of sense,however I try to keep ice cubes cold in cool box they always melt.No fridge in my lorry
Lolo
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We don't have a fridge either- have a decent cool box with cooling blocks in it as well as the ice.
I think we use:
http://www.tesco.com/direct/thermos-28l-cool-box/207-1630.prd
with
http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=257134119
And it stays pretty much frozen all day. We do keep them well out of the sun under the lorry though as well?
I think we use:
http://www.tesco.com/direct/thermos-28l-cool-box/207-1630.prd
with
http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=257134119
And it stays pretty much frozen all day. We do keep them well out of the sun under the lorry though as well?
anoif
New User
Thank you ,that is a help.::