Ice packs for cold lunches and quick relief

Stock your freezer with ice packs ready for every lunch box (and minor aches where needed too). There are small ones for lunch boxes, bigger ones for picnic baskets, as well as fun shapes and flexible designs that you can use however you need! Just pop them in the freezer and they’re ready to go when you are.

An ice pack for every use

A few reusable ice packs in the freezer and you’re all set to cool every packed lunch, picnic basket or little bump. When you’re done, you can just pop them back in the freezer so they’re ready to go for the next day. It’s that easy.

Reusable ice packs for lunch boxes

There’s nothing like a soggy sandwich or warm drink to ruin lunchtime. Add an ice pack and it’s a problem no more. Our range has ice bricks in all shapes and sizes to fit inside every lunch bag or lunch box.

Gel ice packs for sport and recovery

Gel ice packs are handy to have in any sports recovery kit. Wrapped in a cloth, you can use them on aches and pains, or even to comfort the odd headache. Having one ready to go in the freezer is always a good idea.

Ice bricks made for keeping drinks cold

Ice packs might not be on your party supplies list yet, but they will be soon. Just look at our can cooler ice blocks. You can neatly stack your cans while keeping them icy cold, ready to be cracked and enjoyed on a hot day.

Ice pack FAQs

How long do reusable ice packs stay cold?

Reusable ice packs usually stay cold for at least a few hours, depending on their size, the outside temperature and how they’re used. They’ll typically last longer in an insulated lunch bag or box, especially when packed with other chilled items.

Can I use a gel ice pack on a sore muscle?

Yes, gel ice packs are often used on sore muscles to help cool the area and ease discomfort. Just wrap the ice pack in a towel before placing it on your skin.

How do I freeze an ice pack properly?

To freeze an ice pack properly, place it flat in the freezer until it’s fully frozen. To help them last longer, you should leave it to freeze overnight before using it in lunch boxes, cooler bags or for cooling down bumps.