TYNOR Shoulder Support Double Lock (Neo), Neoprene Compression for Stability & Comfort | For Sports, Cricket, Tennis & Gym | Adjustable Shoulder Brace - Black & Green, Universal Size, 1 Unit

Good quality but couldn't compare with other brands as this is the first one that I am using.

Provides good support for shoulder. The arm band is small and too tight for my size. Band across chest is right fit

Good quality

This product is decent but the loop around the arm is small, if you have a decent size bicep this will never fit you and if it does just for the velco will bite into your bicep making it worthless, I am giving them a 3 because the quality of the material is good but I will have to modify it from a local tailor for use, that is disappointing

My shoulder injuries were aggravating due to constantly playing badminton, a sport that I couldn't resist playing. I was searching for a solution to cure my (what I researched to be rotary cuff tear or impingement) pain and this brace came in as a godsend. Dayum this is effective! I could easily hit smash and do a complete stretched stroke to pick the shuttle from close to the ground and surprisingly what was hellish feeling has become so easy with the brace. I have become more active in playing and don't think about pulling my ligaments while playing long shots.I suggest every athlete who plays a hand held equipment games (badminton, tennis) to put this on if you are facing shoulder pain. It improves your movement quite a lot, trust me!

1) Neoprene construction, absolutely zero features. No double stitching at critical joints, no adjustments to crank up the compression (like most other good quality shoulder supports have). A very generic product focused on delivering lowest quality at highest possible price. See this is why Indian products fail. Indian companies think customers are just imbeciles to be taken advantage of.Most people in Indian tier 1 cities have visited abroad and have family abroad. And they know good quality vs garbage!2) It is made in and for Chinese folks, small, short, skinny. I am a Hindu American, medium sized as per US and EU standards, 6' and my bicep is merely 15inches and the damn thing can't even close around my arm bicep. Forget about going around the chest (which it just can't).3) Vissco makes a XL and XXL size. So unless you are one of the chapri sized folks (5'2" and 28 inch chest, 28 inch waist, 28 inch hips), go for something else other than this Tynor product.

I've been using this for Muay thai sessions after a shoulder tear, and it's been really helpful. It provides solid support, especially against overextension and sudden movements. While it doesn’t offer complete protection during sparring or fights, it gives me enough confidence to go hard on the heavy bag without worrying too much about reinjury. Definitely useful for training, just don’t expect it to be a full-on shield.

Looks like used and smaller in size, not fitting