Copper Compression PRO+ Powerknit Shoulder Sleeve: Stabilization for Sprains, Torn Rotator Cuff, Dislocated AC Joint & AC Separation S/M

It's a little bulky around the shoulder, but everyone's shoulders are different. The strap that runs under your arm and across your chest is sort of uncomfortable. But it's tolerable and really helped my shoulder. I fell on my shoulder and pulled a muscle, and the shoulder brace really helped. within 3 days, i could tell the difference in pain level.

My mom is in her mid 70s. She needed support after a fall. She needed something she could put on herself. She loves it and has even slept in it. She is a small build and wishes it had come in just a S not a S/M. She wears a thin shirt under it, it does not rise up. She can put it on independently.

We purchased this item for my son to wrestle in after complaining of shoulder pain. Overall the item is good and supportive but he complained a bit about the velcro and connection piece irritating. Also I guess its self-explanatory on how to put it on put I would have liked a little instruction or guidance

The fit was off. I have small arms (wear kid sized gloves) so got a S/M, It was way too tight. It was even tight on my 11 year old granddaughter, That being said, the material seemed to be of good quality and the elasticity was excellent. Get a size larger than you think.

I tore my rotator cuff then reinjured it and needed something immediately. Instructions say to measure your arm 5 inches above the elbow, mine measured at 12" which per the sizing guide would be a small/medium. This thing runs MUCH smaller to the point it cut off the circulation to my hand! Imagine a blood pressure cuff pumped twice the tightness needed....The strap around the chest is somewhat flimsy and thin so it gets twisted very easily. The fit just isn't right from the neck to under the arm and very uncomfortable but does give some relief compared to the pain of nothing at all if you have nothing else.

It's not a bad product per se. The compression material is decently soft so it's not super unpleasant on bare skin. And the stitching seems well done. However, unfortunately even the large/x-large is too small for me. If you're someone who works out a fair bit like me or is just a big person in general, and has large upper arms and a big chest , it won't fit you. Also, the strap that goes across your chest probably needs to be a bit wider. It's a bit too narrow so it kind of digs in and also folds in on itself/rolls up. Could use being a bit longer too. Not great. Ended up not being able to use it. Won't buy this brand again most likely.

This product is made well but it needs a different strap design because the design it has now is not stable. It doesn't stay in place and therefore the pressure needed is varied. It helped for a little while but I don't recommend this product due to its design.

There are definitely better ones out there. The website gives poor directions on how to measure for the brace and even if you measure correctly the sleeve may be too uncomfortable and tight to wear. the strap doesn't stay in place either. i injured my rotator cuff and fractured my collarbone and this didnt help with much.

Notice there is not a full picture of a woman wearing this? Unless you are flat chested, this is not going to work. If somehow you *are* able to manage it, this is more compression for your arm than your shoulder. It did absolutely nothing for my shoulder and it either had to go under the boob lifting it to great heights, or on top of it squashing it down uncomfortably. This is a no go in every way...

for almost $20, I was sore-ly disappointed with this brace.I did a better job myself with 2 bungee cords %26 a piece from a defunct back brace that I had in the closet. If your rotater cuff is injured or on either side of that surgery,this brace will be of no help. Just break down %26 spend the extra $20 for the real deal.