Does the strap provide proper wrist support?
1150963
I wouldn't say it is popper if you are lifting heavy weight. But I havent had a blister from pullups for years.
1150964
Provides a nice fit....but if you need wrist support from a previous injury or condition , I would suggest you add wrist straps along with the gloves, like I do.
1150965
No the strap doesn't provide wrist support. Overall they are some good gloves to workout with. I will get another pair when these wear out. I'll just go buy separate straps.
1150966
No, its better then a standard weight lifting glove but less then a wrist wrap.
1150967
Is just a regular size strap, no extra support but keep the gloves in place
491493
Since the case is slightly too big, does this mean that the wrist strap will fit in the case?
110566
It comes with a wrist strap. It's a little flimsy, but I think most camera wrist straps are.
642696
The wrist wrap feels strong and supportive, yet still gives me the flexibility that I like when I'm lifting. Definitely not too stiff. That combo of support and flexibility is really important to me. Hope this helps!
543266
Yes, that is what it is made for. Taking with you diving, and if you drop it, then it will "bob" up to the top (instead of sinking to the bottom) where you can hopefully retrieve it there. So you will want to make sure to put the strap on your wrist when diving.
2073941
It depends on what you are trying to achieve with it. It does not offer support to the wrist joint itself but does keep you from bending your wrist down very far. I am not sure if that would interfere with your game or help it.
570096
The strap is pretty strong. It should work out fine with constant movement.
614763
It's actually not a gel support, but more of a hard support, which I prefer, because if I rest my wrist on the highest point of the pad, it keeps my wrist straight while I move the mouse around.
394696
Yup! The metal runs from the bottom (the area covering the wrist), then curves upward to cover about half of the palm, for me, it hits right in the middle of my palm. So, yes, there is metal support for the entire length of the bottom part of the brace. And at the top there is also what feels like a bendable plastic support that also runs the entirety of the brace. It is a great design that offers amazing support, it has really helped me with my wrist pain issues.
63041
Yes, I prefer to use a mouse and the wrist support is firm, and covered with a thin foam padding which matches the main covering.
1409941
I bought the one you asked about as well as the other one. This one was supposed to give added support for the wrist. I didn't find that to be the case, and in fact, it seemed to get in the way and feel uncomfortable. Plus, the screw at the bottom of the camera keeps getting loose. I love the other one that just wraps around the hand. It feels very secure and the screw stays tight.
2270563
not at all. the strap has the ability to adjust it's size and stretch pretty long. I've been very pleased with this product. easy to use, not uncomfortable at all
1893514
I wish I could be more help, but I ordered it for a friend of mine. I did notice that it seems to fit him pretty well, and he doesn't have large wrists at all. He also claims that it REALLY works well.
667319
I strap it on my wrist, directly below my palm. If you look at your pinky and then the bone bump of your wrist below it as you follow that edge of your hand, the strap should go right in that gap and around your wrist, snug but not strangling.
2078761
Yes, it is. I use it for work and it works for the skinniest to the largest wrist you could find!
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!
1604007
I rest my forearm on the desktop when using the mouse. so, yes it does require support