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I am pretty upset, I love using this stuff because it stays ice cold for more than an hour and really helps my sore legs. But I have one tube left and have been searching nonstop online for it, but nobody has it anymore and I am beginning to wonder if it is no longer manufactured. If so, can anyone refer me to a rub that does not heat up, that stays cold and for a long time?
2013 Races:
Go! St. Louis Half Marathon - April 7, 2013 - 2:18:28 (10:32 min/mile)
Newburgh Rivertown Trail 5k - May 4, 2013 - 25:26 (8:12 min/mile) 1st Place AG out of 13 / 9th out of 100 Female / 45 out of 196 Finishers
YMCA 5k on the Runway - May 11, 2013 (Goal: 26:59) - Time: 26:40 / 8:38 min/mile pace - 102nd of 389 / 25th of 203 Females / 8th of 27 F25-29
Oh boy... What have you started, FS? Evil you... :-)
PRs: Boston Marathon, 3:27, April 15th 2013
Cornwall Half-Marathon, 1:35, April 27th 2013
What did I do? *Innocent face* ...
I just can't stand sitting for 15 minutes icing one part at a time, when both knees, or calves or all of my legs need icing. This stuff was amazing.
What did I do? *Innocent face* ... I just can't stand sitting for 15 minutes icing one part at a time, when both knees, or calves or all of my legs need icing. This stuff was amazing.
I've never tried that sort of stuff myself. I generally prefer warm hands on me. It works much better for me. :-)
There's a product called Biofreeze that you may want to consider. I don't use it personally, but I believe it does what you are looking for.
PRs: Marathon (2:56xx; '13) Half (1:25xx; '12) 10k (40:26; '11) 5mi (29:23; '13) 5k (18:31; '11)
happylily - I've tried that, lasted less than 5 minutes before DH wanted compensation
So_Im_A_Runner - that stuff just doesn't have the same effect.
You could always do an ice bath to get everything.
Tracy
I don't know of any thing that will keep an area ice cold for that long... how often do you need to ice your legs like that?
Biofreeze is numbing, but more like a menthol product. Another option would be Arnicare gel.
Amazon sells both, and you can check the reviews.
I'm not sure either will work for what you need.
Ultra Cowboy
Mineral Ice gel.
Try the Feed and tack store if the drugstore doesn't have it.
Or Absorbine veterinary liniment gel
works for me...NEEEIIIGGHHHH No side effects yet that I can tell....
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Race Calendar:
Grizzly Peak 50k April 7 2013
Annadel Trail Half Marathon April 13,2013
Western States Training Camp 20 mi. May 27th, 2013
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Miwok 100 60k May 4, 2013
Western States June 29, 2013
Hmmm...... other than neighing, any OTHER possible side effects.................
Honestly, I don't know if I really NEED it so much, I think I might be addicted to the feeling of ice cold. It really feels good in the summer when it is 85+ degrees.
Squirrel!!!!!
The absorbine vet liniment is good stuff. I got it for our horse but after rubbing it on I noticed it smelled just like icey hot and it was quite a bit cheaper when you compared the amount in the container.
I can't tell the difference between the two products and the ingredient list is almost word for word.
Trail Monster
Never used any of the ointments there but I've used the mane and tail shampoos on myself before with no issues!
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4/20 North Coast 24 Hour
7/27 Burning RIver 100M
8/24 Baker 50M
10/5 Oil Creek (distance to be determined)
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Mane and tail shampoo?? I'll stick with my human stuff
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