Elbow Brace for Tendonitis and Tennis Elbow for Men and Women, Golfers Elbow Compression Brace For Ulnar Nerve Entrapment, Bursitis, Cubital Tunnel Syndrome Pain Relief

I got elbow pain due to dumbells lifting, I used it during my workouts and it really protected my elbow until it healed. In a matter of 1 week I was perfect. It is comfortable and easy to wear, I wore it day and night. I strongly recommend it.

My husband is a glass blower that injured his elbow riding his BMX bike. The doctor said it was developing Bursitis and recommended him getting a brace. This one works as expected. It is easy to put on, and helps to support the elbow. The item does have a rubbery smell, but it isn't terrible. The brace appears to be durable, good quality and is doing it's job of helping his elbow to heal.

It’s does help with the elbow issue I have however the lining that the elbow is in makes me itch and have since developed a rash. It also offgases some weird smell that even after “washing” doesn’t go away Mixed on this

It doesn’t restrict forearm contraction as well as a dedicated tennis elbow band.

Material bunches up and does not lay flat to create support. Description mentions "springs" which appears to be very poor quality and does not provide advertised supprt.

I had originally purchased one of those thin straps to help with my tennis elbow, but I found that it was difficult for me to position the strap just right. If you've had tennis elbow, you'd now that it's hard to find the exact pressure point, because you don't know that you're hitting it until you activate that specific tendon (which is painful). The full sleeve is the way to go, because you basically CAN'T put it on incorrectly, and it helps you lift objects by displacing weight all across your muscles/tendons, which makes doing everyday things almost as if your elbow were fully healthy.

Fits well, helps the pain some

The fit is ok but the adjustment doesn't put pressure in the right spots, at least for me. I'll use it when I don't have another option but there are definitely more effective products out there for tendonitis related forearm and elbow pain.