the small band is to large for my wrist, will it work higher on my arm
355893
I have one that's a medium, and is a little too large, so it is loose on my wrist. I have another that's a small, and fits more snugly. They both work well. I don't see why you couldn't wear it higher on your arm.
355894
The best way this works is when you put it back in the package, send it back to the seller, and ask for your money back so that you can try to buy something else that might actually do something. These things are a joke. Sorry you like spending your cash on stuff that doesn't work.
355895
It should be somewhat lose but not enough to slip off without stretching. You can cut a small section out and use strong rubber adhesive.
355896
I don't think it needs to fit snug on your arm. Just let it hang there as you would a bracelet.
1619002
No, it will not. The band needs to be worn distal to the area you're trying to protect. You might want to try a wrist/ hand support or splint. The forearm bands are more for tennis or golf elbow.
312579
I don't think they designed this arm band for it to be worn on the wrist. It's fairly big and would be to uncomfortable.
816825
The band will work for you matter what height you are...the issue is going to be how tall of a door frame you have your pullup bar attached to.
1267599
The wrist band is pretty large. I think I'll have like med size wrist and it looked kind of big for mine. I an pretty sure it fits fine on a large size wrist. You might also want to check other postings to confirm.
977801
Only can speak for the small looks like band adjusts from 6 inches to 7 inches, so measure your wrist and see if it falls into those parameters.
1565141
yes it will if it fits you. The image is misleading; I never used mine; couldn't wrap it around the wrist. Strongly recommend a visit to CVS or Walgreens etc
886705
I have a large wrist 8 inch so there would be alot of band to flip over! I seen this same unit at drug store so you maybe can ask them.
5301
That's a tough call - I think the sizing is a little on the small size, but you are right on the line. If you happen to see it at a retailer, the packaging has a nifty clear plastic split page on the front that lifts up so you can try the different sizes on your wrist without opening the packages. I suggest you check it that way.
1875485
I Don't know wat the exact measurement's are but it does adjust to whichever size arm you have. In other word's size on the band is not a problem.
223336
Yes! I have a small wrist (watch bands are typically on the last or next-to-last hole) and it works fine for me, unlike the original band.
172347
Yes, just adjust the band to fit your finger. Slide it to your palm side when not needed or to use it with slap motion. I haven't used it in action, fortunately, but it can deliver sting pain that will last for few seconds.
945817
It should. The band itself is not very stretchy (but does stretch some) and fits snugly on my arm. Now, if you weigh 100lbs and/or have pencil thin arms, perhaps not.
1147567
The band is long and adjustable but would not stay on my arm and would slip down to my elbow.
1489003
Yes. If your headphone cord is long enough. I've seen people wear around the wrist. I still think it works better around your upper arm.
368183
Guess it depends on how big you are. I'm about 110 lb and I had to make the band as small as it'll go to get it to stay on my bicep and wish it would go even smaller. If you're a big person with big wrists it may work. Just looked at the specs. It says 9-21 inches, measure your wrist and you'll have an answer
1250534
I would confirm the answer from Bob B as being reliable although I have not done any measuring. I have a medium-size wrist and think it could be made to accommodate a smaller wrist.