Kunto Fitness Elbow Brace Compression Support Sleeve (Shipped From USA) for Tendonitis, Tennis Elbow, Golf Elbow Treatment - Reduce Joint Pain During Any Activity!

Very well made and comfortable to wear every day! Thank you for a great product.

I bought these bc a student with tendinitis recommended it; I found it so helpful/supportive that bought three more just to have around the house for when I would lose track of one. Then my kid borrowed it one day for tennis practice and ... never gave it back because he also found it so suportive. After a long time it does lose it's snug-ness, but it's cheap enough you can get another. Don't send it through the dryer; it will last longer if you just let it air dry.

I have some tendonitis that is just not going away. This sleeve has helped me get through my work day and I plan on using it for some weight-lifting workouts also. The material is quality, not skimpy, but not too thick either. It's breathable and usually comfortable.Be careful to order the right size for your forearm and elbow area. If you have larger biceps/triceps then size up, but the medium worked for me. I'm athletic and not skinny, but not fat either. 6 feet tall, 180 pounds.

We ordered this elbow brace for my daughter, who was dealing with some tendonitis from overuse during volleyball serving. This brace turned out to be the best at providing enough support to limit her elbow from easily bending, but not so restrictive that it interfered with her ability to play.The brace allowed just enough movement so she could gradually work back into good overhand serving form while her tendonitis healed completely. It’s well-made, and the sizing instructions in the listing were spot on—fit her perfectly.Overall, it’s been a great solution for her recovery, and I highly recommend it for anyone needing elbow support without sacrificing performance.

Comfortable, but offers only moderate support. Product is overpriced for what you get but it seems to be made well. Would not buy again but would not return it either. Middle of road product.

The Kunto elbow brace is excellent and I'm going to prove it to you by quantifying my remarks as much as possible.All about me.I workout and I don't mean shaking marracas around to a Latin "Chicky-Chicky-Boom-Chicky- Boom!I lift weights. I workout Mon, Wed,& Fri in the morning. I haven't missed a workout in over ten+ years. I can easily move 5,000 Lbs in 30 minutes and keep it up for 2 hours.On a good day I can move that figure up to 6000 pounds and I never check my heart rate.As far as my doctor and I can tell, my bod is completely "off warranty." When taking a chemical stress test I finished up at least 10 years or more younger than the years I've lived.I have a few body parts that would rather not be bothered working out. One of them is definitely my left elbow. Lately I can tell sometimes my right elbow is thinking, maybe resigning from the torture club.What am I doing? I picked a workout that brings out all the really heartfelt words I learned as a Sergeant in the Marine Corps.Casual WO name = 10 x10'sSitting Barbell Overhead Press. 10 sets x 10 reps x Lbs = ?No Brace11.27.15 1 set x 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 8, 7, 8, 9, 8 reps x 100 Lbs = 9000 LbsWith Elbow Brace12.04.15 1 set x 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10 z 100 Lbs = 10000 Lbs===================================================Standing Dumbbell Alternate Bicep curl11.27.15 = 3 sets x10 reps x 30 Lbs = 900 per arm12.04.15 = 3 sets x10 reps x 30 Lbs = 900 per armI did not increase the weight.This was difficult and painful on 11.27.15 and merely difficult with no pain on 12.04.15.===================================================Overhead Cable Triceps Push Downs11.27.15 = 3 sets x 10 reps x 82 Lbs = 2460 Lbs12.04.15 = 3 sets x 10 reps x 82 Lbs = 2460 LbsI did not increase the weight.This can be an awkward exercise. Elbow position, for me, is critical.11.27.15 was difficult and painful.12.04.15 I found the sweet spot and 1.5 of 3 sets were uncomfortable and 1.5 sets were painless.My elbow joint measures 11 5/8 Inches in circumference. I bought 2 Medium braces.The fit perfectly. Kind of like a well applied Ace Bandage without the bulk.I feel I should also point out, when I finished my workout, I removed the braces.My doctor told me a number of years ago, if I wore a brace of any kind after 3 days I would qualify for rehabilitation.Besides, last October, I celebrated the 32nd anniversary of my 50th birthday.For me, these braces do a lot of good work. I prefer them far more than the Neoprene wet suit stuff.I'm keeping mine for the rest of my life!If you have a need, give these a try. Good Luck.Jim

I developed some tendonitis from a bit of overexertion on curls at the gym. I didn't want to entire stop my routines so after a brief time off, I resumed with lower weights and wearing two of these compression sleeves (one for each arm). They provided enough support to give me a little more confidence and aid the healing process. I continued to use these while working out for about 4-6 months, being very careful to not overdue exertion on the affected ligaments. Ultimately, my tendinitis disappeared in both arms and a year later, I am back to full strength and even beyond. Still, I sometimes use these for additional support and as a preventive measure.

I'm a big-ish guy 6'1" 225, played sports in college. I would guess the circumference at my elbow is roughly 12"-13", bicep roughly 14"-16" if that helps. Knowing the medium would probably be too small I ordered it anyway, because it would arrive overnight. Was surprised the medium wasn't too tight, but it's awfully close. It's about as tight as it can get on my arm without circulation issuesThe contour lines shown in the pictures are nothing but window dressing. The sleeve could be plain and do the exact same job, so it's debatable whether or not paying extra for lines stitched in a different color is worth it. That being said, it has greatly improved tendonitis in my elbow which is what it's supposed to do