Elbow Compression Sleeve for Tendonitis, Tennis Elbow brace, Golf Elbow, Weightlifting, & More, With Adjustable Strap & Bonus Elastic Therapeutic Tape, for Workouts(Small)

For a long time, I've been suffering from elbow pain, and nothing seemed to help. This does help to alleviate some of the discomfort I'm experiencing. Make certain you measure everything. br>br> I usually wear mediums in clothing, so I figured a medium would be a good fit, so I didn't bother measuring. I could have probably gotten away with a medium. So, take their advice and double-check your measurements to ensure the best fit for your arm!.

Dante Haynes

| Jun 21, 2021

This compression sleeve is one of my favorites. It's a perfect fit and could easily accommodate a wide range of arm sizes. You can tighten the sleeve even more with the wraparound velcro. The material is durable and of good quality. When I'm working out, I can definitely feel it supporting my elbow, but it's also very stretchy and breathable, so I never felt like it was restricting my circulation. I wasn't even sweaty under it, which was a concern of mine. Overall, it's a fantastic product that does exactly what it claims while remaining relatively undetectable.

Kiaan Wyatt

| Jun 19, 2021

I work from home as a medical coder, and because my hobbies also revolve around computers, I spend about twelve to sixteen hours a day with a mouse. The sleeve provides sufficient compression without feeling as if it is restricting my circulation. I put it on for a couple of hours and take it off for a couple of hours, and it's helped me relieve the pain without having to take NSAIDS every day like I did before. The only real complaint is that, while it fits well, it only secures on one end, and because of the thinness of the fabric, the top part of the sleeve (or the bottom if you reverse it) tends to slide. Aside from that, I strongly advise anyone who does not have an excessively large bicep/tricep due to muscle mass or obesity to try it.

Hunter Garrison

| Jan 15, 2021

I have golfer's elbow, and cortisone shots only help for a short period of time. This brace bridges the gap between shots while also providing the necessary support for pain-free play. The velcro strap, which, like the gel pad straps, keeps the brace in place while adding pressure to the upper forearm, is one of my favorites. At a reasonable price, this is an excellent product.

Millie Meadows

| Apr 10, 2021

Unfortunately, I'm getting to the point in my life where my youth is fading and my body is slowly reminding me that I'm still a human being. A few months ago, I was diagnosed with tricep tendinitis (golfer's elbow). It was nearly impossible for me to lift heavy weights or even do simple pushups; the pain was so intense that I had to brace my arm in a straight position just to sleep at night. br>br>I got this sleeve for my right arm, and the first time I put it on, I almost cried. My tendinitis had flared up that day, but once I put the sleeve on, the pain was almost gone! It had faded into obscurity. To this day, I'm still amazed at how a simple piece of elastic and cotton (or whatever the sleeve is made of) can do such amazing things. br>br>When I wear this while working out, I can easily lift heavy weights and perform pushups and dips. No pain. It's also worth noting that, while the sleeve is tight (as it should be to function properly), I never feel restricted by it. It doesn't pinch or dig into my skin, and I still have full range of motion. br>br>I've read a lot of negative reviews about this product, as well as people who claim it hasn't helped them. This saddens me because it is a fantastic product, and I believe the price is very reasonable, and it is certainly less expensive and safer than taking painkillers on a regular basis. br>br>On Amazon, there are numerous options from which to choose. Determining which product is best for you can be a difficult task. Your search, I believe, has come to a close. I'm even planning on purchasing a few more as backups and keeping one in my car. I hope you found this review useful!.

Scott O’BRIEN

| Nov 14, 2021

For minor tendonitis, this is an excellent elbow brace. It keeps the elbow warm while also compressing the area to keep it in place. It helped to alleviate some of my discomfort, but not enough to avoid seeing a doctor for more intensive relief. I agree that you should measure your arm first; I was in the middle of a small and a medium, and I chose the medium because the reviews said it was on the smaller side; I can tighten the velcro arm band to get a tighter fit, but I think it would have been too tight if I had gone with a small.

Johnathan Montgomery

| Oct 29, 2021

After a long layoff from tennis, I used this for the first time today because I was having minor pain/discomfort on top spin forehands on the inside part of my elbow. At times, I found myself avoiding top spin forehands, not so much because of the pain of each shot, but rather because of the cumulative effect of hitting 300 or more in a match. This product reduced pain twinges by approximately 70% and since the pain wasn't all that great to begin with, the sleeve enabled me to play the way I wanted to% The sleeve is snug, but it allows for a wide range of motion with little restriction. I was always aware of it, but it didn't prompt me to do anything about it. It didn't irritate me at all, and it stayed put well.

Camila Love

| Sep 05, 2021

For the past month, I've been suffering from a severe case of tennis elbow, and I needed a brace to keep the joint warm while also supporting my forearm. This elbow brace is flexible but firm, and it can be adjusted to cover a large portion of the forearm tendons. When I shoot a jump shot, I bend my elbow. I notice the brace a little bit as it scrunches up my elbow joint, but not enough to prevent me from taking a shot. It's ideal for tennis, especially with the forearm strap that can be adjusted. I've only recently acquired it, so I have no prior experience with longevity.

Nora Higgins

| Nov 17, 2021