Are these good for tennis players?
1157222
I don't play tennis. I assume they would be good for tennis players, knowing that they're helpful for soccer players. They provide good compression of the ankle joint without diminishing flexibility.
1157223
They're great for volleyball & jogging- so I am going to say yes for tennis.Good support to prevent rolling I the ankle without being to confining or too tight.I hope that helps!
1157224
They are not a brace, just support. I'd be concerned if you do a lot of starting and stopping, pivoting and quick movements, that they may not be as strong as you think. I wear them for off road running and sparring in TKD and they have done well.
1195867
I don't play tennis, but I would think if you were to wear sunglasses you would need something more securely fastened to the face.
121057
They're not for heavy lifting, in my opinion. I like to have my thumbs covered or I get blisters. The grip is great, but not enough coverage for me. Also, make sure to get the correct size or you'll be sliding around.
124882
I would say yes. Way better than using true boxing gloves and they still give you protection while working out.
1655102
Yes. You wear them so you don't get blisters/calluses and so you can have a better grip on the weights
295833
They seem good quality, I haven't had my tennis shoes turn colors yet. Buy em!
1693613
No. However, these wrist supports help prevent strain to the same tendons involved in tennis or golfers elbow by minimizing over flexion during exercise.
2025849
My opinion is "Yes" ... they are smaller than a tennis ball .... the size and resistance levels engage more of the finger muscles and all the small bones in the palm of the hand.
745070
Absolutely! While I initially bought them to use in a cardio class at a real boxing gym, I have since used them at the health club where I do kickboxing.
1391998
I think so, they are snug, but not so snug that they restrict my movement. I think every beginner snowboarder should have these. While I no longer wear them they helped so much physically and psychologically that first season, when you knew you were going to fall again and again
1615118
Yes. Tennis balls are just too big and the therapy balls offer different levels from hard to soft. I use the soft one every night and roll it around my fingers like the magicians do and it has helped a lot.
73655
Yes. I used to use tennis balls, but these work much better, while still being just as gentle. They have more heft, no dyes to rub off, and no rubbery smell.
1407973
I'd say yes. They are not much different than sports shorts, they are the same thickness of any sports shorts I've ever felt. I wear them under my jeans, they allow for great concealment.
2179730
Yes they are. They´re specifically for working out. I do sweat a lot and mine have not shown any signs or deterioration.
256092
I think it would well for basketball. It seems to stay in place well when moving around. It's not very thick (only about a 1/4"), so it provide pretty minimal protection. Which is fine for what I use them for. You would probably want something with a hard shell and maybe more padding for something like rollerblading on cement. I'm not sure how much protection you are looking for, but I think they would probably work well for basketball and even volleyball.
270599
Yes. I am a beginner and they were recommended. For quality,balance AND price in case I lose interest. I like them. I have smal hands so they feel good.
940720
I could not say if they are good for supinators. For sure they helpe me with being able to walk when my plantar fasciitis.