Sports SB03 Shoulder Brace, Adult, Black, Size Small

Bought this brace to support a recurrent dislocating shoulder. Cant comment on its support as the sizing isn't very good. I chose the Large size as it is supposed to fit between 40 and 44" chest. My chest measured was 43", however the brace was too small, and would not sit properly around my shoulder. I'd suggest if you're buying I'd select the next size up.As a side point to note the vendor is Windsor Store is in America, postage cost to return was over £20 - so beware!

El producto es lo que se muestra en las fotos, buena calidad de materiales. Excelente soporte para el hombro al realizar deportes de contacto (futbol americano y rugby) lo uso por sufrido múltiples luxaciones. Recomendado!

Good product. To choose right size ensure to follow measuring instructions

I'm recovering from a Grade 3 AC Joint tear and the joint itself was not healing as quick as I wished. Bought this for support and I gotta say aside from it providing direct shoulder support for the instability it also sort of forces you to keep an upright position that will ultimately not only aid in your recovery but also your posture going forward.I wanted to note that for anyone with a Grade 3 AC injury or higher, take a look at the Acromion 2.0 by RO+TEN (not sold here). It actually adds specific compression to the clavicle which is important while healing for an AC tear. I wish I took a lot at this brace earlier in my recovery but it seems to be well reviewed and suggested by professionals in conservative treatment for tears where the patient would rather not have surgery. Take a look at that one if youre still in the early recovery stages!Otherwise I would highly suggest this one as it seems to be the most well-made shoulder brace in terms of materials and structure and for a slightly higher price than others it is definitely worth it.

This review is specifically for the EVS Sports SB03 (my previous review of the SB04 with the "impact" system/pad on the outside of the shoulder is here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/review/R1NFQ26UTF4KPB/ref=cm_cr_pr_rvw_ttl?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B007NVSXR6I bought the SB03 right after trying out the SB04. I've had the SB03 since Mid-January, and can say with confidence, that I recommend it and would buy it again (if anything should happen to it).I bought this as a result of a seperated/dislocated shoulder... I was looking for a way to have more stability in my shoulder during the early (and now mid) stages of my return to physical activities (specifically mountain biking).I picked the EVS brand based on online reviews of how it handled similar injuries/systems to what i have (a "loose" feeling of the shoulder in the socket and reduced strength/resistance during certain movements). The actual brace itself seems wonderful... I thinks its very similar/would compare it to a very good neoprene knee brace (ones without metal bars) that you would wear if you had knee stability problems (issues where you can move, but, just have a hesitancy to go all out for fear of not having enough support to move around freely).I've been using the SB03 for several weeks and can honestly say that it has helped me both physically and mentally. Physically, when doing calesthenics (i.e. Jumping jacks), without the brace, I notice that it feels like my shoulder is bouncing around in the socket and after a while begins to Ache enough that I stop... with the brace (although not absolutely still), I am able to proceed with calesthenics and other cardio activities. For people who enjoy running, this may be an option for you (depending on how tight you set it and how bad of an injury you have)... again, it's similar to what a neoprene knee brace would do... not complete stability/immobility, but, enough to aid you in your daily physical activities. Mentally, just like any other brace, it gives you that undescribable feeling that you don't have to worry about your injury, because it's "wrapped". :)I will say though, basketball players and those you play tennis/racketball, may not find this to be a perfect solution, as the brace (as intended) limits certain movements or range of motion... with the brace on, getting my arm to a 90 degree positon is difficult, but, that's the point of the brace... to keep the should stable in the joint/socket. As I play softball (brace goes on the glove hand), this really isn't too much of an issue for me, as I play the outfield and can position my body to counteract the limits of my arm position (i.e. backet catches, rather than arm straight up). Racket sports players may be able to get around this by setting it a little looser, but, that may cause issues with the arm "floating" by your side (that's where my issue is, so, I set mine pretty tight).All in all, for me and my activities (mountain biking, softball - the brace goes on my glove hand, and calesthenics) this brace is nearly perfect for me (any issues with the brace would be issues where one would buy a brace costing hundreds and/or specifically made for them - like professional athletes).I have taken away 0.5 stars [4.5 out of 5 stars] because I'm a LITTLE concerned about how the velcro will hold up after time... I use this often and the wear and tear with velcro is always an issue for me. That being said, no issues have come up, nor, do I forsee any in the immediate future (I'm more concerned about it, say, 9-12 months from now). Even, then, at ~$50, I've spent more on disposable tape for my ankles in the summer... I'll just fix it or buy another one.

Tengo una lesión en el manguito rotador, ademas de tendinitis en mi bicep y tricep; entre mis coderas y este soporte para el hombro me siento mucho mejor.Los materiales excelentes, a mi me da mucho calor y con esta hombrera no sufro por eso.