Would you recommend this wrist support for bowling?
609913
Like J. Moore said, I believe there is enough space in this to move your fingers and hold a ball. However, years ago I tried wearing one of these while at work (office IT job) and my hands tended to sweat in it. It was hard to keep clean and had a really bad odor build up. I eventually had to throw it away. I would recommend this product for more sedentary activities, like sleeping.
609914
yes it will work great for that purpose I wear mine for driving shoving and most any usage of arms biking
609915
Interesting question. I've never tried that, but I have been a bowler in my day, and I can tell you that there is enough exposure with your fingers to fit into the ball while wearing the brace. How that would feel, I'm afraid I don't know. Good luck!
300076
As Bonnie said, it's good asa low impact device that will keep you moving. As any lose weight program you have to use it regularly and still have a good diet plan to supplement your weight lose routine. It doesn't have any settings to change the friction so to enhance your experience some hand or ankle weights work well with the cycle. I prefer using both. Good Luck, Denny
221249
I wouldn't think so. I got it to help with tendinitis and carpel tunnel but I'm also 30. If they are a catcher or infielder it certainly couldn't hurt anything though. It would help the stability of their wrists if they happen to be weak. Evoshield does make a wrist guard that has a protective layer inside a compression sleeve that would also be good for a catcher or for protection in general. Hope this helps.
277628
I workout on speed bags and heavy bags. I wouldn't use them for either one not unless you want a lot of skin missing from your knuckles. Good support for wrists but no protection on the knuckles when hitting the bag.
2197787
I think you should be fine. My dad and mom both are using this gadget and they have pretty wide wrists. It works great.
179068
I wouldnt use wristwrap hloves for sports. They lock your wrists from moving. Will likely hinder your ability to play...like changing grips
1150964
Provides a nice fit....but if you need wrist support from a previous injury or condition , I would suggest you add wrist straps along with the gloves, like I do.
392412
Depends on what you are looking for. They should give adequate wrist support for the speed bag. I would use them with the speed bag. There would be No padding for speed bag use, unless you back hand your speed bag.
973923
I'm not sure this will be the right product for you. It does provide compression it is minimal the closer to the wrist you go. I bought this for my son who plays football and uses it to prevent turf burn. If you needed compression higher like elbow area I would say yes.
1311157
It may not be as accurate as walking. I know there has been discussion on riding a bike too and it really needs that impact of the footfall. Granted with skating you are doing a footfall just not the same impact as walking/running. I would not wear it on my wrist if playing contact. At a minimum you risk losing the end cap and they are ridiculously priced for a small hunk of plastic.
2104050
yes, I suggest you keep on the wrist because it makes typing more comfortable. :D
667748
Good question. As a former catcher I can say that it will give you support for your catching hand for all of that constant pounding. I think it will provide some support for your throwing arm but you might find it restricting in how flexible your hand/wrist will be when grabbing for the ball say on a bunt attempt. But it will not protect you from getting hit. It doesn't have that type of cushioning protection.
1949125
It's not "rock" solid, but it works very well. The wrist pad helps to stabilize and support it nicely during use.
258461
This McDavid Shoulder support would work fine. I use it after exercise to warm up an injured shoulder. It allows me to keep moving but bring additional warmth and light support to my shoulder.
971616
I have seen people using it well.It is not slippery, but it needs to be balanced easily.The original one was used by the Cricket Umpires in UK while cricket was played. A little experience to balance will be great and it will be useful
1304426
Yeah they support your wrist but still allow for hand movement which would be important for shot put.
1176896
No, there's a lip where the keyboard sits so it doesn't slide off, but I wouldn't call it a wrist support. The whole thing is metal.