Neo-G Wrist Band - Sports, Golf, Gym, Tennis Wrist Support – Wrist Bandage for Joint Pain, Arthritis, Sprains, Strains, Instability - Adjustable Compression - Class 1 Medical Device

I bought this item to support my wrist when cycling. It helped tremendously and I would recommend it to other cyclists who experience wrist pain as one thing you can do to ease the issue. It is cheap, comfortable - and will fit any wrist. It is also pretty breathable - I wore it during the heat wave this summer during intense training rides and it was fine.I am female, in my 20s, and a keen road cyclist. I have quite thin wrists and hands and I find cycling puts a lot of strain on my left wrist after I strained it going over a pothole a few months ago. This has led to tendonitis in my left ring finger, a loss of movement in my left fingers, and wrist pain which is exacerbated by training rides of over an hour, as well as by typing.I wore this support on a cycling tour from London to Paris because I didn't have time to see a physio before the trip and together with other measures - tape, gloves, raising handlebars - the support helped considerably. I bought a support for both my left and my right wrist to avoid injury in my right wrist and to support the left wrist.I didn't get wrist pain wearing the support throughout the cycle - even though without the support a training ride of 1- 2 hours causd pain before the Paris ride - and this also avoided further inflammation of the tendonitis in my ring finger. But naturally the support didn't solve the tendonitis - I went to see a physio for that.I now wear the support when commuting to work by bike and I don't experience any discomfort - even on a fast, light-weight road bike on the bumpy roads of London.BUT - I would recommend this item with the caveat - if you have tendonitis / wrist pain, go to a physio. My physio says if this support helps, wear it. But the support isn't a substitute for stretching and expert attention.ALSO - if you have wrist / finger pain caused by cycling, the support isn't necessarily going to be the single solution. I also wear very supportive and breathable cycling gloves - the kind with a lot of gel support - have thick, soft, gel-filled handlebar tape - all the gel works for me, but some people find thinner gloves / tape more comfortable as you don't have to grip so much. It's a case of finding whatever works for you.Crucially, I also raised my handlebars so that they are just below my saddle level for the London - Paris ride. This took the weight off my hands for touring and commuting, but naturally you might prefer a more aggressive position for faster training rides or races.

This is a great support as it's strong and has thick cushioned material making it very comfortable.It has 2 velcro parts to get a tight and easily adjustable holding. The first smaller velcro part helps to get the support fixed in position around your wrist and the 2nd main velcro part allows you to tighten it.Although the white logo has mostly worn away which was probably me washing it incorrectly this is trivial as the overall quality is great and it does what's its designed to do which is supporting you're wrist and it does it with comfort.

The Neo-G Wrist Band was a godsend for a wrist injury that I had and allowed me to play my guitar alot easier due to it not being restrictive like the wrist supports supplied by most pharmacies. Its certainly well made and is very adjustable and secure. i would recommend anyone to give it a try.

I gave this wrist support a try after enduring weeks of wrist pain from DIY projects and looking after a very active toddler. It’s designed with adjustable straps, which make it easy to find a suitable fit – particularly practical for someone with larger wrists like mine. The support offers noticeable relief during activities such as typing on my laptop or mowing the lawn. It doesn’t restrict movement too much, which is both useful and, to some extent, a limitation; while I could still operate tools comfortably, I feel it could provide better support for thumb-related issues.That being said, it’s not without its flaws. The inner velcro can rub against your skin, especially when you perspire, and taking it off makes your wrist feel slightly uncomfortable. I’ve begun wearing a thin layer underneath to improve comfort. Additionally, the branding on it is rather prominent – not ideal if you prefer a more discreet appearance. Nonetheless, it’s a reliable choice for easing wrist discomfort.

Can’t really do a review of the product with regards its performance when playing golf as due to the bad weather it’s difficult getting out to play at present. However I have worn it for a few days when doing normal things around the house such as gardening and can say it has worked well. It fits nice and snuggly around my wrist and provides a good level of firm wrist support and I have not suffered any issues since. My problem wrist is a direct consequence of a recent medical procedure to insert stents which left in a lot of pain when I did certain movements. I do feel positive based on this that it is going to help with playing golf.

Perfect for my husband’s tennis wrist.

I have arthritis, so my wrists are weak. These supports help keep the warmth in, allowing my wrists to move freely with no pain, after I have used them. They give me strong enough support when doing modified push up using hand grips, lifting weights, albeit very light weights because of my back, maintaining a plank hold & now working on a high plank & full push ups. These wrist supports have not let me down & I feel confident using them. They are hand wash only, but that's not a problem for me. The Support wrists are sold individually, so in my case I had to order 2 as both my wrists are weak. They come with their own individual wrists bag to keep them clean. The only slight problem there is a knack regarding putting them on, but once that was sorted it isn't a problem anymore. All in all I am very happy with this product.

I have recently developed pain in wrist and thumb - not sure whether osteoarthritis or simply over-use and repetitive movement. This wrist strap gives some support and eases the pain somewhat. doesnt rIt is useful in that it doesnt estrict movement of the fingers and thumb - but this is also a bit of a disadvantage as it doesnt give support to the thumb. May need an additional thumb-splinting support to use when I don't need free movement of fingers and thumb