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

This strap is wonderful for smaller arms. My tennis elbow likes to creep in at times I'm playing a lot. This brace helps a ton. It has a small metal piece in the strap to position on the tendon, unlike others that just use a piece of foam. Works well!!

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.

I liked the size of the band. It provides good compression. The only thing I did not like, there is a seam where the compression bump that is rough on the skin.

I’ve only had this brace for a week, but I’m impressed that it stays in place, which has always been a problem with me and my small forearms. Previous braces always slipped down. This stays in place, and I think is largely due to the stretchy, but reasonably substantial, material of the brace. This is the first brace that I’ve encountered that has this material. It is easily adjustable to achieve the pressure that is desired. The area of the pressure beads is small so one has to be careful that it’s put on the correct area, but once secured in place, it feels good, not intrusive, and it’s easy to just forget about it, especially since it stays in place. It is thin, perhaps 1 1/4inch in width, so if you want a wider band, this one isn’t for you. If it falls apart in a couple of weeks, I’ll post an addendum, but for now I’m well pleased with it, and my chronic tennis elbow is better controlled.

It goes on easily and easy to adjust. The pressure gives relief. However, it tends to slide down towards my wrist during physical activity. It has to be real tight to ovoid that, but too tight is not good.

Having pain right below my elbow, this strap has a hard piece of plastic that can be placed directly on the pain location. You can make it right or a loose as you need. Pressure on a single point, where the pain originally originally comes from, can cause that knot or cramp to slowly release after a couple hours.

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

A thin strap with ... elastic!!!! Works great all day!