ProBand BandIT®

A friend recommended this brace after she saw me with a normal neoprene brace. This is so much better once you learn the proper tension to use. I misplaced my first one, so this time I am getting 2 to have a spare

I played tennis in school (until 1974) then started fishing a lot and I work on a computer. All of those activities caused pain in my elbow that got increasingly more debilitating over the years. Anybody that ever had a real bad episode of tennis elbow knows it can bring tears to your eyes.So I read the reviews here and bought a bandit even though I was skeptical. Well it works. It really works or I wouldn't be wasting my once limited computer time by typing here.At first it was uncomfortable, difficult to put on in just the right position. But after 6 months I just don't touch my mouse unless my BandIt is on my arm. And I frequently find I am still wearing it when I don't need it, I just forget it's there.It's been 6 months and I've had no arm pain. And I know from experience that I have pushed well beyond my limits. If I did not have this aid I would be having lots of pain, taking lots of Aleve.

As anyone who has ever developed tennis elbow can tell you, it is painful and hard to treat. While this has not been a cure, it has helped me greatly in continuing a physical job, exercise routine and a bunch of spring projects on the house. It is a beneficial aid and I recommend it to all likewise afflicted others out there.

I've been dealing w tennis elbow for years now. mostly from whitewater kayaking, drumming and mtn biking. this is the only compression brace I've tried that works effectively. it won't fix your tennis elbow, but it will allow you to participate in activities that typically aggravate it. I can actually wear it under my drytop while kayaking. the contour fits my arm well and the foam actually holds it in place on your arm where you want it. most other braces end up sliding down your forearm towards your wrist.

I have tendinitis in the left arm from playing golf. I have tried several different types of armbands but this is by far the best for typical elbow tendonitis. This is the only one I have used that localizes the pressure as opposed to putting generalized pressure on the entire circumference of the arm (or as BandIT would say like a tourniquet). To me, the difference is significant.