Would these be suitable for a man's wrist? Need something to stabilize shaking while eating.
767199
Yes, it should be big enough - it has two velcro tabs so it is quite adjustable.
767200
I think they are large enough to fit a good sized wrist. Of course, I must add that I have much smaller than normal wrists. I find that I cannot get them on tight enough to keep them from sliding up and down while exercising. That might not be the case with the short distance from plate to mouth. It's worth a try and that's a very good thought.
767201
Yes, I would think so. I have a small wrist and at times they are cumbersome, bulky. Good luck.
1639517
They will help support your wrists and that should also alleviate some of the discomfort! Try also varying the position of your wrists ie: try leaning a tiny bit forward or backward
2091442
These are more for lifting weights so i recommend not, but instead use a wrist band or tape. I breakdance but wrist supports aren't very helpful, its best to just stretch the wrists before doing them.
80356
They do stay secure. I use them for zumba so my hands are constantly moving in various directions and there is no shifting. The piece that goes around the wrist has stretched a little since I got them, but by adjusting the vecro they stay snug.
1173387
No, I wouldn't recommend that. They can really hurt your wrist if you get them on too tight and they're very heavy. Go with plastic toy ones for a kid, I think...
1343949
No. That I strut the only flaw that I have found with them. I have carpal tunnel and have quite a bit of discomfort in my wrist while lifting... These cloves are fantastic for protecting your palms from callouses, but there is NO wrist support.
75019
Josh is correct. These are not intended to support your wrists during physical activity. There are wrist supports specifically designed for that purpose. These are excellent for nightwear!
2091177
I have a lot of pain in my wrist and in my fingers and they help me a lot at home and also driving. I wear mine while driving cause it helps with the pain and I see no reason for not doing so. One person wrote about them being too small. Make sure you measure your hand for proper size. Mine fits well. Hope this helps. John.
376498
I love mine but if you have difficulty holding things or if you have the shakes then they may be too heavy for you. They are not sharp they have a good finish to them.
2136404
I would be hesitant to try this for two reasons. One, I don't see there being enough room to do this and leave reasonable space to navigate the mouse. The second, and maybe more important, I would not really "rest" my hand or wrist on this. I don't think it would bear any real weight at all without placing stress on the armature.
1821807
Really just depends on personal preference. The ones I bought are just for wrist support. If you prefer to have the support and the dowel then go with those ones, they will help somewhat with grip and hand protection against calusus.
940460
according to my BF, they work wonders. he has two pairs in rotation. hes got really large hands so to his benefit, they dont reach too far past the knuckles. hope this helps. he never mentions his wrist though, just his hands.
1724295
I'm not a petite woman, but yes, you should not have any problem grasping these. Mostly, you lay the pad of your hands on the top and loosly grasp with your fingers. They are so stable that I could do pushups without grasping them at all with my fingers. They are tacky and don't move, and I use them on a concrete floor.
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.
670191
@ Joann McNinch...honestly, I am going to say no. I think they might be to thin to give any type of relief to arthritis in the hands. Hope this helps.
226917
I wouldn't know, it is not big enough to fit my wrist. So much for being a men's item.
166224
not well. they are tight on my index finger to the point it starts to ache. the rest are all ok. they stop 2-3 inches past the wrist. well worth the money despite the discomfort.