will wearing this on your forearm help relieve pressure on your wrist? stemming from tendonitis.
1619001
I don't have wrist problems so I can't say, I can say though that the band did help with the outer bone on my elbow pain, I am having a few problems with it though, one is, if I wear it for any length of time I get a rash from the upper pad & the velcro tends to dig into my arm & actually caused a cut/sore, i tried putting a piece of a cut sock under it to help with both, but that only causes it to not stay in place for more than a couple of hours, with it being winter & extremely cold here in New England I'm wearing lots of long sleeves so it's not easy to get it back to where it should be without just giving up & taking it off for the rest of my work day. I don't have wrist problems so I can't say, I can say though that the band did help with the outer bone on my elbow pain, I am having a few problems with it though, one is, if I wear it for any length of time I get a rash from the upper pad & the velcro tends to dig into my arm & actually caused a cut/sore, i tried putting a piece of a cut sock under it to help with both, but that only causes it to not stay in place for more than a couple of hours, with it being winter & extremely cold here in New England I'm wearing lots of long sleeves so it's not easy to get it back to where it should be... » Read More I don't have wrist problems so I can't say, I can say though that the band did help with the outer bone on my elbow pain, I am having a few problems with it though, one is, if I wear it for any length of time I get a rash from the upper pad & the velcro tends to dig into my arm & actually caused a cut/sore, i tried putting a piece of a cut sock under it to help with both, but that only causes it to not stay in place for more than a couple of hours, with it being winter & extremely cold here in New England I'm wearing lots of long sleeves so it's not easy to get it back to where it should be without just giving up & taking it off for the rest of my work day. « Show Less
1619002
No, it will not. The band needs to be worn distal to the area you're trying to protect. You might want to try a wrist/ hand support or splint. The forearm bands are more for tennis or golf elbow.
2234704
I don't think you're supposed to wear it all day. I only wear it when I play golf or do something that I think will involve a lot of twisting and use of my wrist. I hope this helps.
1967367
Hi, my husband used this daily. It helps to hold the tendon and relieve elbow pain. The neighbor is a golfer, bought one and he can tell the difference in his arm. Highly recommended
2193231
I have very small wrists and I wear it on the tightest hole. I also have to push it up a little bit further on my arm, but it is still at my wrist area. I wouldn't want to wear it too much closer anyway because the face would hit my wrist bone when it bends. Bottom line, it should work!
351557
I don't think you will see so much your wrist get "bigger" but you will see your forearm get more defined and show more vascularity - nice "pump"
1919632
As the video shows, you wear it in your Palm and either grip or strike pressure points and vulnerable areas. I would not suggest wearing it on top of your knuckle and striking closed fist.
165487
My husband has tendonitis (tennis elbow). I decided to give Tommy Copper a try after the other braces and compression bands failed. It works for him. Hope this helps.
514861
It might fit on your forearm but if you moved it up to your bicep, it will most likely cut off circulation. The elastic is very stiff.
714266
It's technically worn on your forearm. The sleeve is wider than a wrist guard.
172347
Yes, just adjust the band to fit your finger. Slide it to your palm side when not needed or to use it with slap motion. I haven't used it in action, fortunately, but it can deliver sting pain that will last for few seconds.
2072581
I wear mine on my forearm and it stays put fine. I took a measurement, and with the Velcro attached to about an inch overlap, it should easily fit as much as 17-inch biceps with a bit of stretch.
676001
It will take a resting pulse if you can wear it long enough without your wrist hurting. I warned you before you bought it it's very uncomfortable.
706431
It does work well, but requires a fair amount of pressure. I think it would depend more on the strength of your grip, than your wrists. You might need to use both hands to squeeze a fresh clove of garlic. Does cutting the cloves in half help? (they needn't be completely peeled.)
459474
I was prescribed wrist supports to wear at night to keep my wrists straight. I hadn't realized curling my wrists at night (sleeping like a cat) was giving me wrist pain during the day. No, they won't keep your from clenching your fists if that's what you mean.
1046245
Yes you could. It doesn't impede use of your hand as there isn't much padding. It's comfortable to wear. But I don't know how long the material will hold up if you are using it with dumb bells, bench presses and the like. After 1 year mine has shown some wear with some stitching coming loose. But I have used it a lot. It is an awesome product. I have used it primarily for my wrist but have also wrapped it around my elbow to ice the elbow.
557315
The whole idea of this stabilizer is to keep the thumb moving away from the wrist so the tendonitis can heal[tendonitis for me] recommended by my personal physician. Just have to wait till it heals.
1302586
Injuries are such a nuisance! Yes, these should take the strain off your hands and more to the wrist. I'd also suggest keeping your rotator cuff strong too to avoid a shoulder problem - Bulletproof Your Shoulder has some good ex's in it. Happy training!