NO FROZEN CALLS. NO FROZEN ACTIONS.
NO FROZEN CALLS. NO FROZEN ACTIONS.
NO FROZEN CALLS. NO FROZEN ACTIONS.

NO FROZEN CALLS. NO FROZEN ACTIONS.

The world's first dual-action, sub-zero formula. It keeps duck call reeds from sticking/locking up, keeps your action/gun cycling in the coldest hunts, and it clips right to your lanyard.

  • Field-tested
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WIPE THE CALL. WAKE THE ACTION.

CALL • Apply 3 drops to the Call Wipe. • Double reed: wipe the top of the bottom reed between the reeds. • Single reed: wipe across the top of the reed. FIREARM • Apply 4–5 drops directly to the firearm action and pivot points before your hunt.

Beat The Freeze
WIPE THE CALL. WAKE THE ACTION.

SEE IT IN THE FIELD

A full how-to video is on the way.

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BORN IN THE FREEZE.

We didn't start in a lab. We started in a freezing duck blind in late December.

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FIELD REPORTS

★★★★★
★★★★★

"Field tested all of 2025-2026 season. Kept my call running through really cold temps, when my call would usually lock up. Pretty cool stuff."

Logan Moody
★★★★★

"Brought this product to Oklahoma on some really cold mornings in January and found that my gun had no problems and it definitely helped with my call preventing that stick in the reeds"

Paul Gomez
★★★★★

"Field tested this product in Stuttgart when all calls were locked up due to the freeze, and my call was one of the only ones rolling. Gun kept smooth through that weekend."

Garrin Orsburn

FIELD-TESTED GUARANTEE

We stand behind every single drop under sub-zero skies.

01

Keep your gun cycling

Put 4–5 drops on the action before the hunt to keep it from locking up in the coldest conditions.

02

Keep your call from sticking

Put 3 drops on the Reed Speed Call Wipe before the hunt. Double-reed calls: wipe between the reeds. Single-reed calls: wipe across the top of the reed.

Built for the cold

TRUSTED IN EVERY FLYWAY

From the flooded timber of Arkansas to the fields of the Dakotas, hunters rely on Reed Speed when the temperature drops and the stakes rise.