ITA-MED Super Arm Sling/Shoulder Immobilizer with Abduction Pillow, X-Large

I bought this product due to a bonespur in my right shoulder, the item arrived and is perfect. I am pretty tall about 6'2 with very long arms and its hard for me to fit in most products however this one is super adjustable and very comfy. It comes with a removable arm "spacer" I think its called its like a foam wedge that fits very securely to the sling thanks to velcro and has a little waist band as well. Or you can remove it like I did based on your own personal needs and the sling is very comfy. Next pad is suffuicient though it will take a little time to get adjusted just perfect for you. I also found the button snaps on top of the sling very easy to use and great for helping to secure your arm in it. I have recommended this to my friends and will deff be keeping it for years to come as I am bound to reinjure myself. It is also totally reversible so a righty or lefty can make it work with ease. :)

I am fairly handy/mechanical, but could not figure out how to configure this sling/immobilizer. I went to the manufacturer's web site in hopes of finding directions, but the site was of no help.It LOOKS like it is a good product, lots of foam and Velcro, just could not figure out what to do with it all!

complicate with lots of straps and velcro. make imposible to wear adjudting need help.

The sling comes with a lot of straps and removable parts which is good and bad. Good because you can customize it, bad because it's hard to figure out how to use it. There are no instructions anywhere! Not online, not on the manufacturer's website, and nowhere in the packaging. The stabilizing pillow that it comes with is super comfortable however, the sling is not breathable. My arm fell asleep many times because of the design of the sling. I ended up returning and using the flimsy one the hospital gave me.

pro: a very well made and versatile product which can be assembled in several versions.much better quality and more comfortable than the cloth sling from the emergency room.cons: it is warm and can't be worn without sweating on both the forearm, and the chest.It took a long time and a lot of trial and error to finally configure it properly,there were NO instructions included.yes, it is worth the additional money over the basic sling and i could only have assembled it properly by using the cloth sling as a pattern. without the cloth sling, it would have been a nightmare to assemble it properly.

My husband had rotator cuff surgery and this was the best of all the items we purchased for his recovery. You customize the pieces to do whatever you need them to do. In his case, he put the support block (that photo shows pulling the arm away from the body) so that it was under the arm. He felt support while standing and when he sat down it also felt comfortably propped up. The many velcro pieces attach and reattach to any surface or piece you need them to. Directions are not necessary, in my opinion, because this is so versitle that you adjust it to exactly what you need...and change the configuration to support the body's changing needs. Highly recommend.

I purchased this shoulder immobilizer & sling because it was made with cotton material . I had a skin reaction to the product l was provided by the hospital / a contact dermatitis.Well, the male - female clip that holds the sling upward to have your arm in a flexed position, broke. It’s now worthless. Reached out to the manufacturer per Amazon guidelines — not a word! Go to your local medical supply store.

Sizing is accurate, seems to do the job. Easy to assemble and wear. Quality is good, straps are sturdy and easily adjust.