Hinged ROM Elbow Brace with Hand Grip, Post OP Elbow Brace with Sling Stabilizer, Arm Injury Recovery Splint Support for Post-Op, Surgery Recovery, Fracture Rehabilitation, Right

This Jewlri Hinged ROM Elbow Brace with Hand Grip was more comfortable than I expected once I got it figured out but getting it figured out was more difficult than I expected.The directions aren't great nor are they accurate. I just ended up putting them aside and figuring it out on my own. Once I did that and got it situated I could appreciate the mechanics of it and can see how it would benefit someone recovering from an elbow injury or surgery. I liked the hand grip/rest. It allows you to rest your hand yet still use it if you need to.I'm not sure this would work for sleeping in though since there are many places that stick out and would catch on bedding.

You get what you pay for

The adjustable range of motion feature allowed me to control my recovery process effectively, ensuring I didn't push myself too hard. I loved the padded brace pads; they provided the right amount of comfort and support without feeling bulky.The hand grip design was a fantastic addition! It gave me extra stability and made it easier to manage daily tasks. Plus, the quick-release buckles made putting it on and taking it off a breeze. This brace has truly made my recovery more manageable, and I highly recommend it for anyone dealing with similar injuries.

I got this arm sling but it doesn’t fit my arm. The problem is that my arm slips through the sling and it hurts when it does

Not the most comfortable design, but it isn't uncomfortable either. Very well made. I expect it will last and get the job done.

So it took me forever to adjust this because the instruction booklet and the listing say “push” button. It’s PULL the button to release the locking mechanism to adjust the length. I really thought I was losing my mind pushing these buttons that didn’t do anything! You have to grasp them and pull up to make the adjustment.Since the metal bar is only on one side and not two sides of the arm, it is still possible to slightly twist or torque your arm, so I wouldn’t recommend this for sleeping.The hand rest / grip is a nice feature. There are lots of protrusions that can catch and snag things, so i recommend wearing a loose, long sleeve over it, or just being aware when you are near cords, netting, string, knit blankets, or other things that could catch on it.

This arm sling is not very intuitive. I thought I'd be able to just figure it out and adjust it as needed. Nope. That said, after really reading the instructions and experimenting a bit, it does end up feeling good and providing solid support. In the end I think this is a good product.