Which Replay recovery system is right for you?
Cold compression is used by people who want a simple way to manage swelling and soreness after sport or training. Replay systems use cold water flow, and some models add gentle pressure to bring steady cooling across the joint.
If you are not sure which Replay setup suits your routine, this guide will help you understand the difference between Replay Home, Replay Pro and Replay Pro Portable.
What Replay systems do
Replay systems move cold water through a fitted wrap. This brings even cooling to the knee, ankle, shoulder or other joints. Pro models add gentle pressure, which may help people feel more supported during recovery sessions.
All models use short sessions and fit easily into a weekly sport or training schedule.
Quick comparison
Below is a clear breakdown of what each system offers and who it suits best.
| Feature | Replay Home | Replay Pro | Replay Pro Portable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Method | Cold water flow only | Cold water flow and air pressure | Cold water flow and air pressure |
| Pressure | No pump | Adjustable pressure | Adjustable pressure |
| Cold delivery | Even flow over the wrap | Even flow with compression | Even flow with compression |
| Best for | Simple home recovery and light swelling | High load training and regular recovery | Travel and sideline recovery |
| Works with wraps | Yes, all Replay wraps | Yes, all Replay wraps | Yes, all Replay wraps |
Replay Home
Replay Home is a cold water flow system made for simple use at home. It brings steady cold through a fitted wrap and works well for people who want a basic way to manage swelling and soreness.
Best for
- Home recovery after sport
- Light swelling
- People who want a simple cold flow setup
- Anyone who does not need pressure
Key features
- Cold water flow only
- No pump
- Works with all Replay wraps
- Simple to set up
Replay Pro
Replay Pro adds gentle air pressure to steady cold flow. This may bring a more secure feel around the joint during recovery. It is the most supportive setup in the range and suits people with regular training schedules.
Best for
- Heavy training load
- Regular recovery sessions
- Club sport athletes
- People who want both cold flow and pressure
Key features
- Cold flow with adjustable pressure
- Works with all Replay wraps
- Suitable for knees, ankles, shoulders, hips and more
Replay Pro Portable
Replay Pro Portable offers the same cold flow and gentle pressure as Replay Pro, but can be used in more places when paired with a battery pack. It is made for people who train, travel or play away from home.
Best for
- Travel
- Sideline use
- Training camps
- People who want recovery on the go
Key features
- Cold flow with adjustable pressure
- Lighter unit
- Battery pack option
- Works with all Replay wraps
How to choose your system
Choose Replay Home if you want
Simple cold flow for home use.
Choose Replay Pro if you want
Cold flow with gentle pressure for regular training recovery.
Choose Replay Pro Portable if you want
Cold flow with pressure in a lighter unit for training or travel.
If you train often or play club sport, Replay Pro or Replay Pro Portable may feel more supportive. If you mainly recover at home and want something simple, Replay Home might be enough.
Which wraps do they work with
All Replay systems work with the full range of wraps, including:
- Knee
- Ankle
- Shoulder
- Hip
- Back
Each wrap is shaped to sit close to the joint for more even cooling than loose ice packs.
When to use Replay systems
Most people use cold sessions:
- After sport
- After training
- After long runs
- After game days
- When joints feel sore or swollen
Short sessions are enough. You can use them as part of your routine across the week.
Final thoughts
Choosing the right Replay system depends on how you train, how often you play and where you recover.
- Home is the simplest setup
- Pro offers cold flow with pressure
- Pro Portable gives the same feel but can be used in more places with a battery pack
If you need help choosing, our team is happy to guide you.