Do you think this could help better stabilize my wrists while riding a bicycle?
900668
Yes, definitely. Depending on your wrist and if you like it tighter or looser will determine how tight you make the strap. I like it looser so I got a M.
900669
Yes, I think so. The problem is they are so tight that they cut off blood flow to my hands and put them to sleep. I don't use mine for this reason.
900670
Yes definitely, just make sure to properly measure your wrist and get the appropriate size because after you sweat in them they do tend to shrink slightly.
900671
Yes,it has an adjustable strap that can be tightened to your comfort level, which helps stabilize weakness that may occur in your wrists.the sleeve is elastic and very durable.
444649
No it offers no additional stabity to the bike. If you don't know how to ride a bike, you should first learn before using this product.
1159094
I attach it to my shoe laces during spinning. My ankle is larger than my wrist which is possibly not the case for most. But it registers that way.
1639515
If you were lifting I would say yes. I still have mine with no signs of them breaking. However for push ups the straps are pretty think and might prevent you from bending your wrist. Hope that helped.
166615
To answer your question - yes. This is a fabulous brace. I were them because I snap my wrists when using weight. This keeps my wrist in place with a metal bar that goes from top to bottom - but very comfortable.
584019
Depends on the size of your wrist- my wrist is rather small and it would fall off.
611081
This does have a little more stability and holds your hands tighter and more stiff. I have small hands and wrists myself and this worked great for me. Also with my experience, You can return it very easily if its not a good fit for you.
225369
Most wrist straps just assist but will not keep a solid hold. However, I use these and they are very effective and are comfortable when going heavy. Moreover, I would recommend doing forearm exercises that target the lower and upper part of the forearm to help your grip and wrist strength.
2072704
I think so especially if you tend to be clumsy, bad sense of balance etc. When I try to stop I tend to get tipsy so I'm thinking the stabilizer bar would have helped. Also when I'm jumping it would have kept me more upright and balanced (if that makes sense).
15101
I doubt it. You wouldn't be able to grip your handle bars. The palm is made stiff to protect the wrist.
1304424
Most definitely. Especially if you need support when in wrist extension while isometrically holding the shot put prior to your throw. Moreover, they may also help to prevent any excessive radial/ulnar deviation as well if your struggling with stabilization.
2097073
It's actually a useful little gadget to stabalize the bike by holding the handlebar. Unfortunately, the main clamp has a plastic piece that is not strong enough to hold the bike firmly. Until they fix that, I would look elsewhere
1856416
If you really have sensitive wrists, you could give a chance to the gloves, otherwise I don't think you will have any issues with it. I don't find it hard on the hands/wrists whatsoever.
911161
i thnk yes, i never tried, but, yes, you can use it, perhaps is kind Big for wrist, but i'm shure that it gonna works fine
1113224
I would think it would. My wrist is not small and there is plenty of room to adjust the Velcro closure.
570520
It should work for someone with small wrists. It's Velcro, so you can pull it tight. I'm not sure if it'll work for you, but it worked for me. I wore it a few times and haven't had to wear it consistently because I feel it fixed the problem. Any time I do feel my wrist starting to hurt, I get the brace out and wear it for a bit and it doesn't hurt any more.
1023400
Sorry don't know. i use it for ankle weights. But i doubt it as it would interfere with wrist movement.