🤕 Medical Grade Arm Sling for Shoulder Injury Broken Arm Elbow - High-Quality Mesh Arm Support for Men & Women, Small Size - Designed for Injury Recovery & Immobilization - Unisex, Black Color, 13"-16 Review

This brace was purchased for use in the shower after rotator cuff surgery. It was a life saver that held the hand but let water and soap through. Dries quickly after every shower.

I needed a shoulder strap. Well, it might work for other types of injuries, but it's unlikely to work for this one. It was uncomfortable shape and form and didn't offer good support in my opinion.

My wife broke her shoulder and had to wear a bandage for many weeks. Regular slings can be used in the shower but have many disadvantages. This sling is perfect. Light weight (wet or dry). Water flows through them. Neither soap nor shampoo got stuck in the sling. In addition, it dries quickly.

It looks good and is very durable! But he shows a man and a woman, but does not let him out. So only for children! It would be worth the money if I could use it! With that in mind, it would be great if the hand holder related ones weren't released.

No idea if we're doing something wrong, but the thing doesn't stand still. My son's arm kept slipping and he couldn't walk more than 20 steps without stopping and adjusting it. I personally liked its clean look, but unfortunately it doesn't matter if it doesn't do what it was designed to do. 🙁

I've had issues with my dominant wrist and continue to accidentally abuse it. I was looking for something light and simple to support my hand and prevent accidental use of my right wrist when it bothers me, while also being light enough to get in and out of and I can still use it when I do really need. This seems to be working so far!

If you can't move your shoulder you will find it very difficult to put on and take off most elbow slings. This one was much easier to put on and take off. Two minor issues: 1. The small buckles just above the two ends of the belt are too tight, they tend to bump into the hand. 2. It would be nice to have a thumb loop on one of these so it would hold it's position on the wrist better. Still way better than the sling I got at the hospital, that's for sure.

Two weeks ago I suffered a hairline fracture in my elbow in a bicycle accident. Because of this, my hand was stuck in the 90-110 possible range for a week. Using a conventional bracelet caused pain. With this sling I had better control over the angle of elbow flexion. It is also apparently more breathable than regular slings as it is made up of two parts. The main disadvantage would be that the neck pad is softer and less irritating from friction with prolonged use. Note: You probably won't use