💪 STRIVE Compression Therapy Wrap: 4"x60", Black, USA-Made - Top-rated Support for Effective Recovery Review

I have been using top quality bandages for years and was hoping this would be a more durable replacement. Pros: great materials. It's gonna take a long, long time. Cons: 1) Too short for a good solid knee pad. (I'm 6ft 4" with large hips, calves, and knees.) The added stretch that the ace bandage provides doesn't occur here. 2) The clasp is separated from the wrapper and you will lose it, you use tape to hold the wrapper. These "cons" combined with the very high price make this a "never again"…

The bandage does not stretch very much, which is good as it is intended to be a compression bandage. But once it's stretched to the point where it will stretch, any subsequent attempt to use it will result in the edges on either side of the length curling continuously. When you put a bandage on, it doesn't grab the skin across the width of the bandage, only down the middle, and you spend all your time fighting the twisting (usually to no avail) trying to wrap it tightly. Consequently, the first

Stretching is very important because stretching allows you to 1) have enough length, 2) get the right amount of compression, and 3) also allow you to put the bandage on properly Connect as my doctor showed me. what you can't do with it at all. Without stretching, you won't be able to properly wrap your elbow, ankle, or knee. it also sometimes just falls off because, again, it doesn't stretch. When I tried asking my doctor to show me how to properly wrap my knee with this thing, I was told in no