Would these be suitable for a man's wrist? Need something to stabilize shaking while eating.
767199
Yes, it should be big enough - it has two velcro tabs so it is quite adjustable.
767200
I think they are large enough to fit a good sized wrist. Of course, I must add that I have much smaller than normal wrists. I find that I cannot get them on tight enough to keep them from sliding up and down while exercising. That might not be the case with the short distance from plate to mouth. It's worth a try and that's a very good thought.
767201
Yes, I would think so. I have a small wrist and at times they are cumbersome, bulky. Good luck.
376305
I'm a man but.I would think a woman would use them too. They are not a fashion statement but they are very effective and cannot beat the price a real value.
266489
They fit most hand sizes but don't bother they are pretty much worthless for thump pain/stabilization. Go with a splint that is Velcroed around your thumb and wrist area. I got mine at hand doctor but you can find them on the net.
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.
2091442
These are more for lifting weights so i recommend not, but instead use a wrist band or tape. I breakdance but wrist supports aren't very helpful, its best to just stretch the wrists before doing them.
994111
They are good as wrist weights if you don't have small wrists. I have small wrists and they slip right off if I am not careful, but it I still use them anyways.
1885233
I don't feel that they slip much and they don't cover a substantial part of your wrist, so I would think it should work. I love these gloves! I want to get some heavier ones now.
63571
I havent seen anything. But maybe you can just get separate wrist weights....
1278843
i usually use them on heavy bench press days and sometimes on power cleans. They work good for that. If you just do not want your wrist to bend too much, then these are for you.
577994
You can still feel through the gloves, but I don't think he could bite through them. I am an electrician and use them on cold mornings or when I am working with live electrical panels. You may consider a pair of leather cuffs for your wrists?
1488177
Well, I only used them one time and have not got a chance to use them again. My feeling is that because they are very much like those "support a cause" bands that everyone wears, and the way they work is by pressure on your wrist not any mechanics, they should last for a long time, unless you are wearing them constantly!!!!!
1952364
The video advertising them has females using them. They're pretty tight on my wrist.
1389082
I would say yes, but the chance of them popping up when you bend your wrist would be fairly often. I did tuck them into a shirt with long sleeves, which worked well.
2036196
i had a stroke awhile back and i only have the use of one arm/hand, so these gadgets were great for me! the stability is very good as long as you put the meat (the heaviest ingredient) on the bottom. otherwise, if they're ingredient top heavy, nothing will help. have you tried the taco shells with wide, square bottoms? also very helpful and they hold more ingredients. they won't fit in these gadgets.
871013
I think it would be suitable. Depending on wrist size, the bands may be snug on the pillows.
75019
Josh is correct. These are not intended to support your wrists during physical activity. There are wrist supports specifically designed for that purpose. These are excellent for nightwear!
1343949
No. That I strut the only flaw that I have found with them. I have carpal tunnel and have quite a bit of discomfort in my wrist while lifting... These cloves are fantastic for protecting your palms from callouses, but there is NO wrist support.