BraceAbility Epicondylitis Brace | Elbow Strap for Medial/Lateral Epicondyle Pain and Tendonitis Arm Compression Support Band for Men or Women (One Size Fits Most)

I use this for my Pilates class. Helps support my arm when doing bicep curls, etc.

Works great

This is one of the better compression straps I've used at this price range. It won't hold up to lots of trips through the wash, because it's all rough nylon and velcro, so try to keep it clean. The velcro will gradually wear out. The bulging part is pretty good and not too rough. That's going to be different for different people, however. There are some cheaper ones out there that work as well or better but this one has been a little more reliable. It isn't so big that it interferes with sleeves, and it's easy to turn or adjust. If you have motor problems with your hands it might be difficult to adjust or remove. If there's a cheaper option that you know works for you, go for that. This one doesn't do anything miraculous. But it is a bit more reliable than some others and it does do the job it claims to do, unlike about 90% of similar products.

I bought this because I was looking for something less bulky than what I can find at the nearest pharmacy. I hurt my arm while I was bowling and my arm felt like it was hanging and I could hardly lift my ball up to throw it. I thought I did something pretty bad like strain or tear my ucl. I was doing some research online and it seemed like I have tennis elbow. I put this band support on for bowling and I was able to bowl all three games in my league pretty much pain free. My arm started to get a little weak in that last game but if I didn't have this band support, I don't think I would've been able to finish out the night. This support really works! My only complaint is that it started to irritate my skin because it's not smooth material. It feels like velcro. I think they should put a felt material or something for better feel. I highly recommend this arm support if you're struggling with tennis elbow.

vey good product easy to use

Good size and idea. Poor design and execution. The nylon weave (like a cheap belt) is melted to keep from fraying on the end. This is on “skin side” and digs into your arm when tightened. Can’t flip over due to Velcro placement. You could wear a sleeve under it, but defeats the purpose of the low profile design to wear under clothes

Most of these bands have a firm but slightly flexible gel pad that is placed on the top of your forearm (for tennis elbow). The firm part helps distribute the muscles that pull on the sore tendons. This band has some kind of unbendable, hard circular piece instead. No idea why a slim band made to be worn under clothes would have a circular hard piece. It's uncomfortable for long periods and has more dimension than competitors. It's like strapping wood to your arm. It's slimmer than others for sure but the choice of firm material needs to be different IMO. Just do a very firm but slightly flexible & flatter gel pad. Update the design and it'll be great. The velcro is also starting to fray the material so I'm not sure how long this strap will last.

Just what I needed. Simple

It's just a band and a piece of hard plastic. The Velcro scratches my skin. I asked the seller for a refund, but the seller ignored me. Don't waste your money on this.

poco estorboso y muy práctico para cuidar la lesión de mi codo

I am very satisfied

Does the job and low profile