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.
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!
489970
I wear the brace while doing pushups and yoga without problems. Although I do have to mention that this brace will help pain on the outside or ulnar side of your wrist it most likely isn't going to help with pain on the inside or radial (thumb) side of the wrist.
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.
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.
444649
No it offers no additional stabity to the bike. If you don't know how to ride a bike, you should first learn before using this product.
55490
I would say yes if your wrap your wrists, i do because i have similar problem
267328
You should probably ask your physical therapist. I broke my wrist, the therapist introduced it at our last session. I like the way it engages the whole arm plus the core. You also need to work at least hard enough to get it to shimmy so can't cheat.
923297
I am sure that you could. It might be a little tighter on the ankle than the wrist.
1821947
I wouldn't. It doesn't have alot of support. Its good to keep wrist wrapped & warm.
1953446
That's funny, Anna... I wouldn't know, but that's a good way to put it! My hands and wrists are very weak now so I would probably have to do it the same way you are. Ask someone with big strong hands to try it and let us know.
1408513
It works equally well for me on both wrists, are you sure you hold the device close to your heart ? I can't say anything more, the device is usually very close to what my cuff device reads regarding blood pressure
584019
Depends on the size of your wrist- my wrist is rather small and it would fall off.
1311157
It may not be as accurate as walking. I know there has been discussion on riding a bike too and it really needs that impact of the footfall. Granted with skating you are doing a footfall just not the same impact as walking/running. I would not wear it on my wrist if playing contact. At a minimum you risk losing the end cap and they are ridiculously priced for a small hunk of plastic.
277630
I haven't used them for that, but they would definitely help provide extra wrist support.
1755662
I believe it would help to a certain extent. It helps me with car sickness, air plane sickness and the spins when I've had too much to drink so I think it would help for the rides. It won't magically make you not motion sick. If you ride enough rides I think wristbands or not you'll get sick.
1485217
Yes, I can write with this wrist support. That's actually why I bought it - I have a more inhibiting brace that I wear to workout in & anything else that really strains my wrist, then I wear this most of the day at work when typing and writing.