Large Ice Block Mold for Ice Bath Tub, 6 Pcs Extra Large Ice Cube Mold for Cold Plunge Tub, Total 14.4 Lb Ice Block, Reusable Ice Cube Tray Ice Molds Silicone Big Ice Tray for Ice Bath Accessories

Got these massive Ice molds in advance before we got a heat wave for my dogs. Began mass producing ice blocks for their water bowls and pool to help them keep cool during the heat wave , they also came in handy with the swamp cooler, dropped a few bricks in the tank and the breeze was comfy for me and them. Also used them to make ice for my work cooler.Functionality:Molds hold up decently, although the thin walls make filling and moving tricky, best to place them where you intend to freeze them, and fill them there.Value for money:Honestly given the big ice bricks they create, it's better than running to the store for bags of ice.Ice retention:Each mold produces a nice solid block of ice , shape allows you to line the bottom of a cooler, or quickly cool down water, or a small kitty pool, material is thin, so it was a bit tricky to fill at the sink, carry it and then place it in the freezer chest, easier to place the empty molds in the freezer chest and pour the water into them.Ice quality:Ice quality was pretty good, given it's a big trick block of it it lasted pretty long in the summer heat , and it worked in cooling down our dogs kitty pool.Ease of removal:Given these molds are thin and flexible you will have to do of of these 2 things to easily remove the ice from the mold1. Leave it out for a bit to thaw , Ensuring it can slide out of the moldOr2. Dip it in some warm water to loosen the ice from the mold

Wife and I used them to make oversized ice blocks for our cooler. Worked really well.

Make big ice blocks that I use for my chickens' drinkers and their cooling station. But one mold got a tear after 3rd use. But not too bad for the prcie, I still have 5 left.

Bought to start making ice before an event. Very easy to use and durable. Freezes overnight and the ice chunks come out of the mold easily and then you can stack them and use as needed.

I'll start with the positives. These work almost as intended. They effectively make large ice blocks that release from the mold easily. I bought them to make ice for cold plunges. They do that. They freeze overnight so I can use them daily.My problem with them is they are really floppy. It's almost impossible to get these things in the freezer without spilling water out of them. They're so flimsy you can't stack them either, which would be nice because they take up a lot of freezer space. I have similar, smaller molds I use to freeze soup that have a firm plastic rim and a lid. That's all these need to be perfect.

I got these to make ice blocks for fishing. They are a good medium size block, freeze overnight and super easy to remove from the molds. You can't really stack them vertically, but they don't suggest that would work in the ad. I don't hold that against them. My freezer has a good spot for three of these at a time and I can make a milk crate worth of the blocks in a couple days with low effort. Perfect if you are tired of buying bagged ice for your fishing trips.Also useful for chilling food during cooking. Ice bath after blanching veggies or boiling shrimp. A couple whacks with a rubber mallet into a bowl and you're good to go.

These molds work very well.

So I'm using these molds to make ice blocks to put in my chickens ice baths for the summer heat in Arizona. Chicken's cool themselves through their feet so they stand in ice water to cool themselves off. These were perfect and I always recommend them to people. They are super easy to use and freeze they are durable and perfect for what I use them for. I do have to put them through the dishwasher every now and then, we have hard water here in Arizona and I do get some white staining in them. However that is just Arizona water. I recommend these molds if you're looking for something new to cool your chickens.