Arm Sling Shoulder Immobilizer - Rotator Cuff Support Brace - Comfortable Medical Sling for Shoulder Injury, Left and Right Arm, Men and Women, for Broken, Dislocated, Fracture, Strain (Large)

The product was of good quality and arrived promptly.

Much more comfortable than the one I got from my physician’s office. Lighter weight. Easy to get on and off. Doesn’t have the waist band that is uncomfortable sleeping with. Had a great tripod connection across the back which secures the sling.

I have pain in shoulder/back/arm for unknown reasons. It was suggested I wear an arm brace but the one provided by Urgent Care placed too much weight on neck and was extremely uncomfortable. Based off measurements provided, I originally purchased the XL. The length from band to elbow sleeve was too long creating tension in the muscles of my elbow. Sadly, you are unable to adjust the length nor can you finagle the strap to make it shorter. So purchased the Large instead which is pretty much correct length. This brace is extremely comfortable and puts no weight on the area causing me pain. For being the breathable version, it can still feel warm at times but also hottest part of summer. My biggest con (and why I am giving it 4 stars) is assembling the brace. The instructions can be confusing and the video provided from QR code is too fast yet there is no way to skip back/forward by 10 seconds which made it frustrating. It probably took me 30 mins to figure out how to switch to left side and put it on correctly. Even with frustration of the instructions I love this brace and have no regrets purchasing it.

Comfortable compared to pretty much all the other slings that I've tried pretty breathable and definitely helps keep your arm and so it can't move

I am 5’ 11, 185. Just had rotator cuff surgery, so I am required to wear a sling 6-8 weeks. The basic one from the hospital is uncomfortable, mainly because it cuts across the back of your neck. This sling has interesting features that prevent many downsides to basic sling. First, the weight of your arm is born by you off side shoulder, with a flat even pull straight downward. Much more comfortable than across your neck and body. Second is the mesh, which breaths nicely and over all the quality is well built and comfortable. Last it works well, especially with the forearm tab that keep your arm down and stable in the back of the sling. Its design is a little confusing and the directions are of little help, but here are some pointers. I have the XL and L versions. The XL is a little too big and the L is a little tight. For giving you the best support, protection, etc. the smaller size is better, as it cradles your arm more tightly, keeping it more immobilized. You will get the hang of it. For right arm support, The long strap in the back wraps around your left side and Velcro attaches to the front of the sling about where you wrist is.