🔋 Brunswick Right Hand Bionic Wrist Positioner for Enhanced Performance Review

Works like a charm. Make sure you choose the right model between this and the extended fingertip version. The positioner is durable and the foam on it is soft and elastic. Very easy to change on the fly and makes gripping the ball much easier for those with weak wrists.

Which changed the rules of the game and greatly improved my game. I don't bowl without it. Helps me with constant relief and also relieves my wrist and forearm muscles. If I do my part, I can spin the ball harder to hook it. I just wish it was thinner and less noticeable, but otherwise I've had no issues with it.

Fits my hand better than the other brace. It took some time to get used to. I like the ability to adjust it on the go without removing it. This will slow you down and make your shot more accurate. It also helps with wrist pain. It's convenient too. If you are an experienced bowler I would recommend this article.

I haven't bowled with him yet but I know what kind of support I'm looking for and she gives me that. I'm 6ft 200lbs and ordered a large - if I was a little smaller it would be too big for me. See my pictures. Since Brunswick didn't bother to provide some estimates or sizing, here are some from me. That's the only reason I didn't give 5 stars.

This is definitely a very good bowling wrist brace. It is very adjustable and can be "out of adjustment" if you need to roll a straight ball for a spare etc. My main issue is that there is a piece of metal that the wrist strap goes through to attach it to your wrist. that keeps wanting to pop out as you try to put it on. I wish they had designed it to have a more secure attachment for the metal piece so it was quicker and easier to put on before bowling.

After so many years of bad hand position it takes some time to get used to. I like that it's adjustable. It makes me slow down the ball. I'm a tall guy, 6ft 5in tall. I throw at 19 or 20 mph without even trying. This grip forced me to throw in the 14-15 range and give the weight stack in my ball a chance. Work. I use this with the intention of creating new muscle memory with my wrist and hand. As with anything new, it takes time to form a habit. Don't expect an immediate change. It was a good…

I have been using this product's predecessor, PowrKoil, for a number of years. I was very disappointed when Brunswick replaced it with Bionic. However, the photos do not convey this. After trying several other wrist braces and all of them disappointing, I decided to give the Bionic a try. I was pleasantly surprised when I took it out of the box. Anyway, it's BETTER than PowrKoil. The construction is slightly stronger without adding weight and fits better. The settings are the same as the…

So far there is nothing I didn't like about this product. I've never used anything on my wrist, but my doctor recommended it due to my tendinitis and repeated cortisone injections. I reluctantly tried it and it's really great. It takes the strain off my wrist, is comfortable, and all I have to do is undo the latch to drop right-handed, snag-free spares. My roll is much better and my revs have increased. A lot of people seem to say it slowed them down, but I've actually found that I throw faster

I was quite active in bowling when I was younger and returned to the game about six months ago. A lot has changed over the years, particularly in relation to the condition of the lanes and the performance/design of the ball. I use what is called a "suitcase handle" and get by with it pretty well, sometimes hitting the high 180s to the low 200s. Keywords"sometimes". Even a little relaxation of a folded wrist makes a big difference on the tracks, and as the games progress, my wrist tires more and