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Description
AquaCast Waterproof Short Arm Cast Kit — Swim Cast Materials for Below-Elbow Fractures
The AquaCast Waterproof Short Arm Cast Kit contains everything needed to create a true waterproof below-elbow cast — AquaCast pillow-type waterproof padding, Saw Stop protective strip, and fiberglass casting tape. Bring this kit to your clinician for professional application. Once applied, patients can shower, bathe, and swim throughout their recovery without covering or removing the cast.
AquaCast is the successor to the original Gore Procel waterproof cast liner — the same pillow-type padding technology trusted by orthopedic clinics for decades. Water flows through the open-cell padding and drains freely, preventing the moisture buildup that causes traditional cotton-padded casts to soften, smell, and break down.
What’s Included — Kit Contents by Patient Size
Patient Size
AquaCast Padding
Saw Stop
Cast Tape
Pediatric (Infant–3 yrs)
1 — 2″
1 ft
1 — 2″
Child (4–11 yrs)
2 — 2″
2 ft
2 — 2″
Teen (12–16 yrs)
2 — 3″
2 ft
1 — 3″ & 2 — 2″
Female Adult (17+ yrs)
2 — 3″
2 ft
1 — 3″ & 2 — 2″
Male Adult (17+ yrs)
2 — 3″
2 ft
1 — 3″ & 2 — 2″
Select your patient size and cast tape color at checkout. All quantities are per kit.
Why Choose AquaCast for a Waterproof Short Arm Cast?
True waterproof cast — not a removable cover. Water flows through and drains freely; no moisture trapped against skin
Soft pillow-type padding — cushioned feel for patient comfort throughout the healing period
Swim, shower & bathe freely — patients maintain normal hygiene and activity levels during recovery
Compatible with standard fiberglass tape — no proprietary casting system required
Pediatric through adult sizing — kits sized for every patient from infant to large adult
Successor to Gore Procel — same trusted waterproof cast liner technology, now under the AquaCast brand
Indications — Who Needs a Waterproof Short Arm Cast?
Active patients — children, swimmers, athletes — who cannot avoid water exposure during recovery
How to Apply AquaCast Waterproof Short Arm Cast
Apply AquaCast Padding — wrap the pillow-type waterproof padding smoothly around the wrist and forearm from hand to below the elbow
Apply Saw Stop Strip — position the protective strip along the cast removal line for safe removal later
Apply Fiberglass Cast Tape — wrap over the AquaCast padding to complete the waterproof cast
Must be applied by a trained orthopedic technician, physician, or casting staff. Bring this kit to your clinical appointment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I really swim and shower with an AquaCast waterproof cast?
Yes. AquaCast uses open-cell pillow-type padding that allows water to flow through and drain freely. Unlike traditional cotton-padded casts that trap moisture and break down when wet, AquaCast is designed for full water exposure — swimming, showering, and bathing are all permitted once the cast is properly applied by a clinician.
What is the difference between AquaCast and a regular waterproof cast cover?
A waterproof cast cover is a removable sleeve placed over a standard cast — it can leak and must be removed after bathing. AquaCast is a true waterproof cast liner that replaces traditional cotton padding inside the cast itself. Water passes through the padding and drains out, so no cover is needed and the cast stays on continuously throughout recovery.
Is AquaCast the same as Gore Procel?
Yes — AquaCast is the direct successor to the original Gore Procel waterproof cast liner. BSN Essity acquired the technology and continues to manufacture it under the AquaCast brand. The pillow-type padding design and waterproofing mechanism are the same trusted system used in orthopedic clinics for decades.
Does my doctor apply the AquaCast kit, or can I do it myself?
AquaCast must be applied by a trained orthopedic technician, physician, or casting staff. The kit is purchased by the patient and brought to the clinical appointment, where the clinician applies the padding, Saw Stop strip, and fiberglass tape. Self-application is not recommended and may result in improper fit or injury.
Is this kit FSA or HSA eligible?
AquaCast waterproof cast kits are generally FSA/HSA eligible when prescribed by a physician. Eligibility depends on your specific plan administrator — we recommend confirming with your FSA/HSA provider before purchase. OrthoTape is an authorized distributor of AquaCast (BSN Essity) products.
AquaCast is a clinical casting product intended for application by trained medical professionals. OrthoTape is an authorized distributor of AquaCast (BSN Essity) products. FSA/HSA eligible when prescribed by a physician — check with your plan administrator. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice.
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Louise Chandler
Surprisingly super quick postage.
Surprisingly super quick postage consider it came to the Uk postage was a bit steep but it got to me within the week! Kits got everything you need! No messing around, if you need instructions easy to find!
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Anonymous
This kit worked great
This kit worked great and the product helped with being able to swim and bath without a bag!
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Lindsey Snell
It worked really well so my son could still swim and enjoy summer activities while his arm healed
It worked really well so my son could still swim and enjoy summer activities while his arm healed.
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Susan Rook
Five stars.
The best place to shop for all of your casting and other orthopedic needs shipping is great!!
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Shane Wickman
Great product
Recently broke my wrist and my hospital doesnt carry the waterproof linear, and it's a great cast, very light weight
Not only can you swim and sweat, but its less itchy!
My son was devistated to break his arm and not be able to go swimming over the summer. But once he was switched from a long cast to a short cast and the doctor said he could have a waterproof one, we were ready with this product. Not only did it save our summer by allowing him to swim, he was also able to clean his cast out in the bath after an especially hot and sweaty soccer practice. However, drying the cast out is a pain in the butt.
But most importantly to me, he complained about being itchy far less and his skin looked completely clean and normal once the cast was removed, other than being pale. When his non-waterproof long cast was removed he had a nasty rash that wasnt medically concerning but made him very itchy and took a few days to clear.