Hinged Elbow Brace Adjustable Post OP Elbow Brace with Sling Stabilizer Arm Injury Recovery Support After Surgery

idk if I really liked it because I was kinda forced to wear it. I will say it helped ALOT with my torn tendent. I wore it for between 4-5 month and made modifications to it as I went such as, wiring rope lights in it. It gave a really neat effect in the dark. I also added small bolts to it for reinforcement. If you don't, it will slide in and out will you try to work. If you have to wear one, Put Lights and Bolts In It!! LOL. I would Highly recommend this for anyone who need their arm locked in place.

The Velcro stops wears out quickly. Then you need tape

This stabilizer and elbow brace was just what the dr ordered, literally! I needed to keep my elbow imobilized after a surgical repair (hockey, don't ask!) and its done a great job of allowing me to set my range of motion while keeping everything in place and protected. It is made of high quality materials and has held up well over the last 5 weeks of use. I recommmend it!

So I bought this for my calf, yes a cow! She was born with an infection and has no knee joint and vet wanted to put her down at 3 days old. I pit this brace on and wrap it with athletic tape and my baby girl is already 1 and just limping along

Perfect for what I needed it for . To limit my range of motion.

Lock didn't work and other extension minimum is not 90 degrees, but a little longer. The blue lock that is supposed to lock the brace into an exact position is non-functional. If moves between lock and unlock, but does not actually work, almost like it isn't engaging a slot when moved. The one of the two yellow locks that set extension and flex also are not accurate. It is not possible to lock the brace at a true 90 deg angle, it is more like 100 deg and your arm extends further than being held at 90 deg. This matters when you have had a distal bicep tendon repair and need to keep your arm at 90 or less extension in the early period after surgery. The over the head/neck strap could also use some better placement. The strap literally goes around the next and not down behind the should, like a more traditional sling, which makes it uncomfortable for long usage while walking, etc. As per other reviews, the brace tends to not stay up and moves down the arm needing frequent adjustment. Brace is okay and should be fine for the next few weeks of recovery and use as a safety device to avoid unexpected over extension.

My surgeon checked it out and it is very close to the $800 one his office prescribes. Very tough.

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