Elbow Brace for Ulnar Nerve Entrapment, Elbow Splints for Cubital Tunnel Syndrome, Tendonitis, Fits for Men & Women

I noticed several months ago that my elbow was hurting after being on the computer for long hours. I knew my doctor (the VA) was just going to give me painkillers and tell me it's just related to my arthritis (I was diagnosed at age 31). So I looked at other options for myself and found this. I LOVE the fact that you can remove the metal bars, which actually lets you use your arm normally during the day. But it provides the compression that my elbow needed to stop "wiggling" and twisting the tendons (muscle to bone) and ligaments (bone to bone) the wrong way. I can keep it on while using the computer so I don't make the issue worse, because I can actually bend my elbow. But the bars can go in at night to keep my arm straight. The price was also very good for what you get.But the best part for me was the ability to put it on and adjust it MYSELF. It has the two main hook-and-loop closures (commonly called by the brand name Velcro) that loop through a plastic piece and back over on themselves, allowing you to adjust it with one hand. The center piece is attached afterwards by just pulling it around - the other two straps are already holding it in place. Before getting this brace, I had my husband wrapping my arm up every day in an elastic bandage that had to be held in place and pulled at the same time. This one I can attach everything with my left hand, despite being right-handed!The only thing they could have done to make it better is add a silicone/gel type of liner to keep it from sliding down my arm. It only does this at night, and I guess it comes completely off in my sleep every time. But I really just need it when working on the computer, so it's great as-is.

Ordered this for severe tennis elbow that caused 90% loss of use of that arm. After 3 days of wearing this + ice + physical therapy....all was back to almost normal. Not sure how much this helped but it really helped to keep me from using or injuring the arm when I needed it. Very comfy. Xlnt quality.

Adequate brace, but not for thin or shorter arms.

Durable and effective. Pain relief. Comfortable fit.

I needed an elbow wrap to keep my arm almost straight when asleep. I tried an expensive one, which proved impossible to sleep long with it on. I read the reviews on this one & they were glowing & top rated—and it was the least costly. It’s easy to put on, has everything you need in an elbow wrap, it stays in place, it’s comfortable, it’s VERY affordable. Buy it!

With tendonitis from overuse of my arm/elbow, I was so eager to try this elbow brace. Took the metal strips out as I did not want to keep my right arm straight. I'm a righty so that's impractical for daily wear but might be good for sleeping. It was comfortable but immediately I could see it wasn't going to work because of the brace's restriction. This might work for others, but I couldn't adjust the glasses on my face it being awkward and, again, too restrictive. The hunt for something else continues...

Great brace. Sturdy, adjustable and great price. Works better than elbow sleeves.

Pretty comfortable, metal inserts stabilize for splinting; one size fits all means some excess material bunching on thin arms, to be expected but adjustable for snug fit.