HiRui 2 Pack Wrist Compression Strap and Wrist Brace Sport Wrist Support for Fitness, Weightlifting, Tendonitis, Carpal Tunnel Arthritis, Pain Relief-Wear Anywhere-Adjustable (Black)

These have worked great in protecting my wrist from impact and overuse damage. I first noticed a wrist problem when digging. I had the habit of slamming the shovel/digging bar etc forcefully down---I had strong joints and forearms most of my life---but there is a limit to everything. I now use these when using power tools, moving materials, even riding my mountain bike. Fits under gloves, even stretchy disposables.

I was looking around for an Ace wrist brace to replace one I had that was getting worn out. I couldn't find the same model. These aren't built as well as the Ace one (the thumb hole is simply cut out without having stitching around it, for example), but they still provide good wrist support for me. They also aren't as expensive either; I paid 10 dollars for two. So I can't really complain. Come in a nice resealable bag for storage.

Gives basic wrist support, but the thumb hole portion serves no purpose, just annoying. IMO

good fit. Needed it because of recent damage to my wrists from using a jack hammer on a home improvement. Lost a lot of my grip strength, but I'm needing to get back in the gym. This seems to be working better for me. Its adjustable and it does feel good wearing it.

Uhh ok. I have carpal tunnel, this is the only wrist gadget I’ve bought for it, so I’m not super educated on how they’re supposed to feel, but my wrist still moves so much in it, it leaves the skin in-between my thumb and index finger in pain when it comes off after use, to the point that spot hurts more than the carpal tunnel itself. I wanted it to be good and it honestly could be user error, but I know for a fact I put it on correctly, it’s just not that wonderful of a product.

I have used this wrist band for the last couple years at night and it has helped me. This is my 2nd pair.

I clean homes and businesses for a living and often have wrist pain in my right wrist so I had a similar brace from Ace. But, after experiencing a bad fall back in May and injuring my left wrist as well as my middle finger, I needed a new brace that I could wear during the day, as my old one was worn out. I've only worn one from the two pack as I gave the other to my mom who's a cashier at a busy grocery store. I've used it for two and a half months and it still looks and feels as if it were new. It also seems to offer better compression than the last one I had, yet I'm still able to complete typical day to day tasks, such as cleaning, typing, driving, etc. If you need a brace without splints, I absolutely recommend this brand.

These wrist wraps work really well for tendonitis. They are comfortable to wear for extended periods, although they do not breathe and get sweaty after a while. The only problem I have is that they slide down from where I place them so I have to keep readjusting them.