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Because recovery should not be an option or a luxury, CryoLegs is the accessory that any athlete can benefit from for the price of two cryotherapy sessions.
30s
TO START YOUR RECOVERY
Full donning, unassisted, without preparation, less time than a cold shower
330 AUD
ONE TIME ONLY
No subscription, no logistics. Unlimited use: a single cryotherapy session in a cabin generally costs between
A$65 and A$100
100%
OF THE LEG
Ankle, calf, knee, thigh: where match and training fatigue really sets in
For years, serious recovery tools were reserved for club staff: A$5,000 machines, ice baths that are difficult to manage alone, cryotherapy sessions in cabins at A$100.
CryoLegs changes this equation.
A$330. Self-Managed Recovery. Usable anywhere.
Professional recovery, democratized.
FOOTBALL · MMA · HYROX · RUNNING
PAYMENT IN 3 INTEREST-FREE INSTALMENTS
WHOLE LEG, 30 SECONDS
VALIDATED BY PHYSIOTHERAPISTS
After a match, after a session, at the hotel, in the locker room, or at home before bed: CryoLegs fits in wherever you are, not just where you train.
Legs feel light the next day
In the middle of the season with 2 games per week, CryoLegs has become my evening routine. The next morning, my legs feel really different.
For boxing too
I do Thai boxing 4 times a week. CryoLegs after each session. Recovery twice as fast. My thighs and calves need it.
Change my life on the trails
On 60km trail runs, it's the after-effects that kill you. CryoLegs has replaced weeks of soreness. I now recover in 2 days instead of 5.
The Unexpected Angle: Intense Days
I'm not a professional athlete; I stand for 10 hours a day at work. Since using CryoLegs in the evening, I no longer have heavy legs in the morning. It works for that too.
Approved by my physiotherapist
My physical therapist recommended it to me for my post-injury recovery. I thought it was just for soccer players. No. It's for everyone.
We respond quickly. Monday to Friday, from 9am to 6pm. support@myrecoverytech.com
Weekly recovery tips
Practical protocols, recovery science, field feedback — to make progress even after exertion.
