Bauerfeind Sports Wrist Strap - German Engineered Wrist Compression Support for Weightlifting, Crossfit, Tennis, Lifting - Adjustable Tightness Brace with 3D Airknit Fabric - 1 Per Box

I’ve gone through at least half a dozen of these! Very secure and last a long time. I rotate them when I play tennis as they give my wrist support.

Wrist band provides support and is adjustable. It is comfortable to wear and I use it for tennis.

My wife had wrist surgery a few months ago. While she is now going through physical therapy and is improving, this wrist strap is greatly helping her heal faster and prevent further injuries. The strap is a little tight at first, but it gets more comfortable as time goes by. It is pricey, but I have learned that quality matters. It is worth every penny.

I am suffering tendinitis/ rsi following a wrist injury and was looking for something to stabilise my wrist during normal, day to day activities. This brace is unobtrusive enough not to interfere with the normal operation of my hand, comfortable enough to be worn all day and really does the trick in terms of supporting my tendons so that they aren’t stretched uncomfortably. I’ve tried a bunch of other supports but keep coming back to this one.

I played tennis with it and was able to hit as as I normally do so far it has reduced the soreness I used to feel playing without a wrist support in place.

I bought my first one (black) a couple weeks back to use when I play tennis. Really liked it so I bought another one (blue/green) for my husband. Really good quality - a bit pricy imo.

I usually play badminton a couple times a week and need something that can support my pain ridden wrist while I play. In the past I've used many of the $10 range, thumb-loop style wrist wraps you can find on amazon, but after many years finally found the thumb part to be a hinder and wanted something without a thumb loop. I've seen a couple other people use Bauerfeind braces and the court and was recommended it. Initial impressions: Quality wise, the wrap seemed very good as you would expect for something at this price range. The wrap provided a nice solid support when in use on the court. This replaced my cheaper wraps during my 3-4 hour sessions roughly twice a week. While I would toss my cheaper wraps into the washer/dryer, I would hand wash these when needed. However, after a couple months of use, I can slowly see these wraps deteriorating (please see pictures). The velctro is an anomoly: it's seemingly strong enough to be tearing the wrap apart (loose fibers at the edges where the velcro touched which seems to suggests something about the integrity of the wrap), yet the leading part of the velcro no longer sticks making me have to readjust the wrap several times while I'm playing. This is all compared to the "cheap" $10 wrap that I've used for over 4 years (in picture) wherein the cheaper velcro is still sticking on really tightly and no physical defects given all the beating it's gone through all these years. For something that's basically at the top of the price range for this wrap style wrist brace, I really wanted to love this product, but given its durability it's hard to recommend this product.

I broke my right, dominant hand wrist (Colles' fracture) 10 years ago in a bad fall off a bolting horse. I wish I had had surgery to pin the fracture - but I didn't. My deformed wrist has been painful on and off with any repetitive work, heavy lifting or worst of all, unscrewing tight lids on jars. It took months to rehab and I have lost muscle strength. Lately I have nerve pain as well. I have a drawer full of different braces and elastic supports - all of which interfere with things one does with their right hand!. Then I bought the Baer sports wrist strap - I can lift my saddle, curry my horse, pick his feet and do all the other barn chores plus work on my computer (I'm a writer). I don't even think about my right wrist. Amazing, truly. I bought the S/M for in the injured wrist and L/XL for my left wrist. C2