Elbow Brace for Tendonitis Tennis Elbow Sleeve Wrap Support, Black

My daughter dislocated her elbow and this brace was an excellent alternative for support after she completed therapy in her hard brace. Tge material is soft enough for everyday wear and it’s adjustable to fit my 10yo.

I hand a sore elbow, possibly from garden work I've been doing, and I chose this brace to alleviate the soreness. I did mind it beening snug, as I wanted to isolate the sore muscles so I wouldn't overuse my elbow. I didn't secure the Velcro too tightly. After using it briefly for a few days, the soreness/muscle weakness of my right arm decreased. The pink color was also a nice change from the typical black brace.

Good and simple to use. Do the job. Nothing fancy. But the idea is to help your elbow and it does that.

This is your basic, no frills elbow brace at a great price. It appears to be reasonably good quality, but it wraps around your arm and only stays there if you attach the velcro straps to keep it there. Maybe I'm klutzy but that's easier said than done for me. I would put it where I wanted it, try to get my free hand on one of the straps and then the thing fell off. I already had a brace from Mueller that is a little thick for my liking but designed like a sleeve - very easy to slide onto your arm to get it into position, and then tighten it down with velcro straps. Maybe I could have made this one work with some practice or another technique to put it on, but it was too easy to just reach for the Mueller.

Bought three elbow braces to help limit the range of motion on my left arm. Had/have issues with strains, pulls, so every year, be it spring or fall, somehow I manage to hurt the left arm. Not a tennis player by any means...just get myself into trouble raking, or seeding, or other repetitive tasks that cause pain that lasts for weeks! So I bought Bracoo, Yosoo, and Mueller. All get rated a 5, but they all have very different functions. In terms of support, Bracco is the toughest, i.e. limits the range of motion the most. Mueller is next, Yosoo is least limiting. The Bracoo bands are wide, and can apply pressure to the lateral epicondyle, as do tennis elbow straps. I use those too, but wanted to try something that limits the range of motion. Bracco is a bit tricky to put on, but once you get the hang of it, it's fine. And can be adjusted easily to match the joint. Bracco is a bit too wide and to hot, too stiff to sleep with. I have a habit of bending my elbow while counting sheep, so I was hoping to just keep the arm straight, without turning blue! Great for when I'm moving firewood, working on car. Great support. Mueller is a bit softer, has a sleeve that you slide on, then tighten velcro. Very easy to apply. For general support around the house, at work, driving, this is the one to use. Also too warm for sleeping, but not as stiff. The Yosoo is the most compact elbow brace, and is suited for either super stiff support or gentle support, depending on how you tighten. The straps are MUCH longer than the other two, and you can manipulate them to be in just the right spot. If you want to apply pressure, easy to do. The actual stiffness of the stiffeners sewn into the brace seem stiffer than the other two, but the brace is shorter than the other two, so the perceived support is a bit less. Anyway, this is the one that I have worn to sleep a few times, and the narrower straps allow the arm to breath, and keeps just enough pressure to keep it straight while counting sheep. So all good, the three have different levels of support, so buy a few...I like all these.

Supplies enough support without being bulky. Easy to put on by yourself. Reasonably priced.

I work in an office as a paralegal. The majority of time I can be found sitting at my desk pumping out pleadings, correspondence and whatever other documents may be needed. In word processing, a lot of my time is spent with my right arm extended while I work the mouse. Over time, this has resulted in my experiencing ever increasing pain, which I tended to ignore until recently. The most severe pain seemed to extend from the crook of my elbow, both towards the upper part of my forearm and up my bicep, about two to three inches each way. The pain hampered me from performing relatively simple tasks such as picking up objects. The pain became so severe that I would awaken at night from pain which seemed to swell or radiate and subsequently (after a few minutes) subside, only to reassert itself an hour or two later. It was at that point that I decided to see if there was some sort of a brace I could use to provide a degree of support and tightness to somehow stabilize the damage which had apparently occurred and allow it to heal (hopefully). Reviewing available products on Amazon, I came upon the Yasco Elbow Support (YES). Aside from the positive reviews I saw, I liked the idea that the YES was adjustable; I wanted a product that would allow me to adjust the tension of the wrap to alleviate the pain. When the YES arrived, I tried it on and, after adjusting the tension, came to a point of feeling significant relief. I wore the YES for the next 24 hours and was able to work at the word processor without the kind of discomfort I was feeling just the day before. After a few days, I began to experiment with wearing the YES less tightly wrapped and found that it was even more comfortable and that I was able to function with a minimal degree of pain. After the passage of a mere week, I stopped wearing the YES; my arm felt better than it had in weeks, if not months. I continue to use it, but rather infrequently. This has taught me a lesson; I will be more conscious of the stress caused by word processing so as not to repeat this episode. The YES is truly a remarkable product, elegant in its design and definitely effective to relieve the type of pain I felt. I was lucky to purchase the YES on Amazon at a significantly discounted price. However, knowing what I know now, I would have no reservations purchasing it for full price.

It seems to be made well, and I wish it would work for me. Unfortunately it doesn’t. I bought it for compression due to elbow bursitis. I bought a small, but I am petite, and it is just too big for me.

good product - meets our expectations

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I've bought this elbow support due to having developed "tennis elbow" by playing sports. I decided to purchase this elbow support to alleviate the pain and help in the recovery process. I have given it 2 stars, just because of the fact that the elbow support does in fact alleviate the pain while strapped on. However, that is the only positives I can say about the product. I found the elbow support to be very uncomfortable to use and the tiny holes on the inside made for ventilation does trap the skin and makes it really itchy if used for over an hour. Also the design of 2 straps to secure the elbow support is flawed, it is hard to put it on properly by yourself and also when bending the elbow, the 2 straps overlap causing it to restrict blood flow as it gets quite tight. After 2 weeks of use I decided to stop using it. I'll be looking for a better elbow support that does the job and is comfortable to use for a longer period of time without causing discomfort and itchiness. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this product to others. There are better options out there for similar or even cheaper prices.

Oui parfait pour bosser la journée Excellent soutient

Been using this as I have been getting pain in my right tricep where it connects to my elbow joint after some heavy weightlifting sessions. I primarily use this when I sleep or in the evenings to try and improve recovery in my arm. The support seems to reduce the pain I get from general day to day activities. I find that the next day my triceps are "better rested" and I can hit the gym again with less pain. I have used this on and off for many months now. The build quality has held up well considering I have been quite rough on the product. The only damage is a few threads coming out and the logo coming off. Despite this it works well and still feels tight and secure. I tend to pull it off in my sleep in weird ways which is what damaged the product, rather than it being due to poor materials/design. You can probably wear this to work or even in the gym although I would not recommend it as it may be uncomfortable under a suit or covered in sweat. My personal preference is at home since it does need adjusting every so often so that it sits on ym elbow correctly. I would buy this product again and highly recommend it.