💪 FUTURO Small Elbow Support with Pressure Pads, Perfect for Daily Activities, Breathable Design Review

My elbow hurt a lot from carrying hay with one hand day in and day out. This support was very helpful. The pressure pads hit the sore spots right and my elbow felt better immediately. The fabric is absolutely non-irritating. My work stays the same, the only difference is that this support makes my elbow feel better every day. I will buy again and will look to the Futuro brand for future support for other areas of pain.

I love the stability and support it offers. The pads are unusable and don't hit the right places. I thought it was more of a cushion like some other braces, only with an added compression sleeve. I can't wear it for more than an hour. Based on their charts and measurements, it's definitely the right size, but it's so tight that my arm starts to swell and hurt, so it cuts off circulation too much. I'll wear it anyway, but unfortunately I'll find something else to keep my hand from falling off.

We purchased the McDavid Elastic Elbow Brace to provide a brace that could be worn under clothing without the need for Velcro on clothing stick. This product works great. We bought two McDavid sizes so use the smaller or larger size depending on how much support is needed. We also bought this Futuro elbow brace with pressure pads when maximum support is needed and/or adjustable support is needed. The two product sizes McDavid and Futuro make a great set and are reasonably priced.

Elbows strongly stretched. It was pretty painful. This bandage will help him heal faster. It offers support and the pressure pads are great. I've found the extra strap to be useless for me as I'm at the top of the measurements for a size small. I just pin it so it doesn't hang down. If I put extra pressure on it, it cuts off the blood flow to my arm. But with a loosely fastened strap, the bandage offers perfect support. With this brace, I can wash dishes and play with dogs while my elbow heals.

This Futuro brace was my second attempt at finding something to relieve the pain and weakness caused by tendonitis in my right elbow . This condition simply arose after the relatively normal activities of an elderly woman and not as a result of any particular event. My hands are disabled - the left is worse than the right - and the thumb of the left hand is almost useless. First I bought a Yasco neoprene strap and a velcro strap, which was completely useless for me. Using both hands and before…