Review on BraceUP Aluminum Arthritis Stabilizer Support: Relieve Pain and Enhance Stability by Jesse Hughes

I'm 6 feet tall, broad shoulders, average but not athletic, 91 kg. Summary: If your hands/wrists/arms are thin this might work for you. For me they are like an instrument of torture. More: I left a set of my more expensive braces in a bar in Germany, hoping to get a cheaper set that, if acceptable, would serve regulars in various places. . I mean, I wanted a car kit, a travel kit, an office kit, and a bedroom kit, for example. After a supine test I have decided not to leave this product. I have included photos showing (1) the loose bandage on my left arm and (2 & 3) what my arm looks like after it has been unlaced. Luckily I lost muscle during the pandemic, otherwise both my arms could have been gangrene from carrying. #1: Each arrow highlights the uncomfortable pinching of a slightly chafing seam. Of the three straps, only the one closest to my elbow was tight. The middle one was looser than needed to provide full support. The top clasp was intentionally left unscrewed - it's impractical even when loose. #2: A wavy blue line obscures distinct marks on the skin. Again, the circle formed around my thumb after there was no additional compression from the top strap. The thing is that the design of the product seems to be aimed at the skinny/slim physique. #3: Alternate view of my left arm emphasizing more than just squeezing painful/uncomfortable areas. I planned to use braces on other tests. Since I can't even wear them without doing something, I'm pretty sure they won't be useful for anything other than light torture. Today I am sending the braces back.