Shoulder Brace for Men & Women - Size S/M (Chest 28-38") - Gray Neoprene Compression Sleeve - Adjustable Strap for Rotator Cuff & Joint Stability - Integrated Ice/Heat Pocket - Ambidextrous Support

The shoulder brace is nice. I’ve never had to use one before. It’s a little hard for me to get on by myself, but it takes practice and it’s a comfortable fit and adjustable for under or over a shirt. It definitely helps support my shoulder so I can heal whatever I pulled. It’s very well made and reasonably priced.

I have severe arthritis and large bone spurs on my right shoulder, and though I work out intensely (boxing and dance flow) 5 days a week, I originally thought the pain was from injury—not realizing it was just my body reacting. I bought this shoulder brace (and another to compare), and this one quickly became my favorite. It’s low-profile enough to wear under clothes—unless you use the ice pack, which adds some bulk. For me, the best fit is with the strap worn under the bust, not above, to avoid underarm discomfort. That seems to vary by body type, but it's not a dealbreaker. I use this brace during workouts, paired with my compression sleeves, and it's been a total game changer. My pain used to be an 11 out of 10—especially at night when it throbbed at an 8. With the shoulder brace and sleeves, I’m down to nearly pain-free, even while training. I wear THX sleeves during the day (tighter fit) and Incrediwear sleeves while working out (less tight, more mobility), and I take them off at night since wearing either overnight caused some hand swelling. Still, I stay mostly pain-free overnight thanks to daytime shoulder brace support. I plan to buy two more shoulder braces—two for daily wear under clothing (Im going to see if I can wear on both shoulders same time) and one just for workouts. Cons: The ice/hot pack is awkward, sticks out, moves around, doesn’t stay in place well, and really only works if you’re sitting still. I also wish the arm portion extended further down the bicep for added support—but that’s just preference. Overall: This brace offers great value, solid support, and real relief. Highly recommend!

This shoulder brace was the best brace for my shoulder after my SLAP Tear surgery! The way it holds my should and bicep in place gives so much relief during the healing process. I am actually multiple years out from my surgery but still use this brace when I feel the residual effects of my surgery's aftermath. I highly recommend this brace!

The brace came on time, serves the purpose, and is easy to use so the functionality is there. However, there are two major things that brought me to deduct two stars: (1) It has a bit of a strong rubber smell that sticks to my clothes even after I take it off. Luckily I'm not too sensitive to smells, but if you are you may want to reconsider getting this. (2) The brace is a bit big / awkward of a fit for smaller females like myself (5'2" and weigh about 123 lbs). I can make the straps tighter so the fit is more snug, but this causes the pad of the shoulder that the brace is on to start to hit your neck, which makes it feel like you're choking and is rather uncomfortable. I ordered the "Small, Medium, Large, X-Large" size in grey. And to be honest, the "size chart" / size labeling is rather confusing so I can't even confidently say that the other "Small/Medium" size offered would be any better. In terms of whether or not it actually helps with the pain, I have only been using it for about two days now so I don't think it would be fair to comment on its effectiveness just yet, but so far I do feel the extra support.

Compared to the grey Sparthos brand shoulder brace, this Zenkeyz 3XL brace fits me better, is more comfortable and more heavily constructed as well. I'm a big guy, shoulder spread is about 59-60" (hard to measure by yourself), and my underarm chest is about 56-57". I am not large muscled though. Neither Sparthos brace size fit me well enough to keep. Their largest size was for much larger muscled guys than me, or just thicker people. The smaller Sparthos size was for much smaller people than me. This Zenkeys seems it was made for me, once I adjusted it. And there is a lot of room for adjustment of the arm circumference, and also chest size adjustments. The other great thing about this brace is that it is constructed of much heavier material than the Sparthos. So this one seems more supportive and secure when you put it on, and very comfortable at the same time. This is the one I kept! As far as what it can do medically for you, is hard to say without asking a doctor or physical therapist. I wear it when my shoulder starts hurting, feeling that it keeps it more stable, and also the thermal heat of the material helps it feel better too. My shoulder has problems stemming from too little cartilage left in the joint, and an incident of it popping out and causing great pain. That motivated me to find something fast that would keep it stable and feel better. This did the job, and I am wearing it now and it feels good. Once you get it adjusted, it is easy to slip on and off by yourself, once you get used to doing it, and you won't have to adjust it again, unless you feel the need for even more support at times. Feel Better! PS I just ran across this other brace that looks promising! You might like to check this one out that looks very good, with and additional bottom strap that crosses the body horizontally for more stability, the EVS Sports SB03 Shoulder Brace for another $20+ here on Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/EVS-Sports-Shoulder-Brace-X-Large/dp/B007NVSWE0 I find with the Zenkeyz I am constantly pulling the diagonal strap down and re-adjusting it on the go depending on what material I wear it over. Synthetics stretch and are apt to let it slip more, than wearing these over a cotton garment. So the EVS might eliminate some of that movement with the additional lower strap it has.

I purchased this for my husband because he was diagnosed with a partial tear on the back of his rotator cuff. After a few weeks of trying to alleviate the pain with pillows, heat and ice, as well at OTC Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs -after- he went through his prescribed steroids, nothing else has worked to alleviate the pain. It got so bad that he has an MRI appointment set up. I had to try to find something for him in the meantime because he's been so miserable. I purchased this Neoprene Shoulder Compression Sleeve Wrap by Zenkeyz on the 19th because I liked the idea of how adjustable it appeared. Also, because you can put a small hot or cold pack between the layers. It arrived quickly, on the 21st. The chest strap appeared to be on backwards with the velcro on the inside. But that was easily remedied by flipping it over like a belt. My husband promptly put it on with a little help from myself at first (to adjust the velcro at the arm,) and started to get relief within a few short hours. When he took it off later that afternoon, the pain started to set back in. He immediately put it back on. It really is supporting his shoulder by lifting his arm up. It holds his shoulder blade back into the proper position because his shoulder is being held close to his body - as it should be. The strap is preventing his arm from 'dropping' due to gravity. He's been wearing it religiously since. He only takes it off right at bedtime. When he wakes the next morning, it's the 1st thing he puts on. For reference he's 6' 1" and 180#. Three days later now, and he's already showing signs of healing. He's able to move his arm up carefully to put his hair into a ponytail without much pain. And he's much-much happier for it. We attribute this to the brace! He mentioned that the brace appears to be designed so that when he wants to unconsciously move his arm in a way that would ordinarily be painful, the brace has enough tension to it that he's 'reminded' to take it easy - but the brace doesn't actually constrict his movement. In short, the brace is supportive without being cumbersome, restricting or stiff. On that note, he wears the brace against his skin all day without chafing or discomfort under his button down dress shirts. I'll add that it's hardly noticeable under his cloths. We're still keeping the MRI appointment, but this brace has been a god-send until then.

I picked this up after a shoulder strain and was really hoping for something that provided support without feeling bulky — and in many ways, this brace delivered. The material is breathable and soft, and the compression was just enough to ease the ache without cutting off circulation. The built-in sling is a thoughtful feature and definitely helped stabilize my arm during daily activities. I liked that it didn’t scream “medical device,” and I could even wear it under loose clothing without too much trouble. However, the L/XL size ran big on me and felt a bit awkward, especially when moving around. I had to keep adjusting it to keep everything in place, which was frustrating at times. If you're in between sizes, I’d recommend sizing down for a more secure fit. Overall, it’s a solid support brace — just be mindful of the sizing to get the best results.

It does not give the support I expected, but, it helps with the pain!

Amazing support, exactly what is advertised instant relief in my shoulder, dosent feel like I am fabouring or it is hanging on by a thread. Sizing is off thou. Measured up for a small supplied a larger had to reserve strap to tighten but excellent other wose

It arrived on time and quick. Great brace and it fits. Thank you

Adjustable but is still a little large for me. No option on size when ordering.