Do you think this could help better stabilize my wrists while riding a bicycle?
900668
Yes, definitely. Depending on your wrist and if you like it tighter or looser will determine how tight you make the strap. I like it looser so I got a M.
900669
Yes, I think so. The problem is they are so tight that they cut off blood flow to my hands and put them to sleep. I don't use mine for this reason.
900670
Yes definitely, just make sure to properly measure your wrist and get the appropriate size because after you sweat in them they do tend to shrink slightly.
900671
Yes,it has an adjustable strap that can be tightened to your comfort level, which helps stabilize weakness that may occur in your wrists.the sleeve is elastic and very durable.
1221791
it does for a co worker of mine, its the only way he can do pushups. I like this because its portable, and your adjust in mid extension if you feel discomfort. But I would test out the wrist pain issue with a couple regular dumbbells at the gym first, that way you dont spend the money if you dont have to. But it does allow your wrists to stay straight during all movement. You could always wrap your wrists too like a boxer for added support during it.
2131923
It would be too big for my wrist. It swings around on mine. Maybe it could be worn higher on the forearm. That could work if that is comfortable. That would be an option.
13884
It'd work for any exercise that needs wrist support but I'd advise getting a thumb loop style wrist wrap
1474951
I don't think it will help you.... because it's really designed to help divert pressure off of certain ligaments in your wrist that cause carpal tunnel. .. it definitely works for that purpose. So unless you are having wrist pain, this probably not the product for you.
831231
Frankly, I'm not sure how spinning really helps. The elevation of the stands gives you a bigger range of motion and the way you hold them is easier on your wrists than having your hands flat on the ground. Rotating as I'm doing the motion does come very natural, so maybe it helps keep pressure off the wrist, but I couldn't swear to that.
353531
Yes, most definitely, I use it when I ride my bike for an extended period of time and it is very comfortable.
1939342
Unless you have some birth defect, or are 600# it will be no problem. I am almost certain I have bigger wrists then you and they just barely need to stretch, and I forgot about it after about ten minutes
1241803
You could tighten the velcro strap to fit around your upper forearm, but it may be too loose for your wrist.
1639515
If you were lifting I would say yes. I still have mine with no signs of them breaking. However for push ups the straps are pretty think and might prevent you from bending your wrist. Hope that helped.
2197787
I think you should be fine. My dad and mom both are using this gadget and they have pretty wide wrists. It works great.
14552
Yes, absolutely. I started wearing them during yoga classes and they really took all of the pressure off of my wrists!
926620
The velcro is pretty strong, I think it would stay on the handle bar. You can also put it right on your wrist. Should work fine.
1047367
It's helpful to stabilize it, but I haven't done that yet. You need it more the higher the hoop is.
265396
No. The only control you have is to increase or decrease the speed. It does the pedaling for you. We use it to maintain movement in joints, not to strengthen muscles.
898030
According to my wife they are a great exercise aid but her view is that they wouldn't do much for wrists. More for upper arms, shoulders and general cardio benefits.
2104050
yes, I suggest you keep on the wrist because it makes typing more comfortable. :D