Would you recommend this wrist support for bowling?
609913
Like J. Moore said, I believe there is enough space in this to move your fingers and hold a ball. However, years ago I tried wearing one of these while at work (office IT job) and my hands tended to sweat in it. It was hard to keep clean and had a really bad odor build up. I eventually had to throw it away. I would recommend this product for more sedentary activities, like sleeping.
609914
yes it will work great for that purpose I wear mine for driving shoving and most any usage of arms biking
609915
Interesting question. I've never tried that, but I have been a bowler in my day, and I can tell you that there is enough exposure with your fingers to fit into the ball while wearing the brace. How that would feel, I'm afraid I don't know. Good luck!
1460789
Although I don't do indoor rowing, I found that I got little support from this item for the wrist. It tends to slip up your arm away from the wrist during activity. This may be because I have small hands. One size does not fit all.
911161
i thnk yes, i never tried, but, yes, you can use it, perhaps is kind Big for wrist, but i'm shure that it gonna works fine
393111
I've used the thumb support while sleeping and it does help.. You have to be careful not to tighten the straps too much..Otherwise, you'll cut off circulation, and then your hand becomes abit uncomfortable, and starts to throb.. waking you up.
179068
I wouldnt use wristwrap hloves for sports. They lock your wrists from moving. Will likely hinder your ability to play...like changing grips
1495491
Yes, this ball is very suitable for a straight bowler. If you try to hook it u can get a very very slight movement but other than that if you straight bowl this ball is perfect for you.
85122
Dear Jsbjt: I use it to play voleyball and if it hold the foot at a 90 degree angle, I think it'll be difficult to do the normal movements during the game. For sports you can be sure it's works great. Best regards. Marco
773006
If you want more support I recommend you the 24" I have a big wrist and it wrap twice in my wrist, I use it for heavy lifting, bars, etc, highly recommended
459474
I was prescribed wrist supports to wear at night to keep my wrists straight. I hadn't realized curling my wrists at night (sleeping like a cat) was giving me wrist pain during the day. No, they won't keep your from clenching your fists if that's what you mean.
2093038
I just tried it on to be sure and I cannot bend my wrist. It is a solid piece that runs from end to end that has a layer of cushion around it and super cushioned from the wrist to the fingertips.
1933784
Sorry, I'm Not A Gamer, But I Wear These Braces At My Job And Can Tell You They Don't Impede My Wrist Movement At All. Hope This Helps.
614765
Kimberley: I do not know. If your gel wrist support is not cumbersome (big) it might. I have both the Alsop 26226 wrist aid mouse pad and Imakk wrist glove-like-apparatus that has tube beads in the part that cushions your wrist and hand (on the underside). The Wrist mouse pad helps to keep your wrist off the table as it is tapered. I'm using the mouse pad now that I don't need the wrist pad every day. I love mine and will be reordering both when these wear out.
392412
Depends on what you are looking for. They should give adequate wrist support for the speed bag. I would use them with the speed bag. There would be No padding for speed bag use, unless you back hand your speed bag.
831231
Frankly, I'm not sure how spinning really helps. The elevation of the stands gives you a bigger range of motion and the way you hold them is easier on your wrists than having your hands flat on the ground. Rotating as I'm doing the motion does come very natural, so maybe it helps keep pressure off the wrist, but I couldn't swear to that.
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.
667748
Good question. As a former catcher I can say that it will give you support for your catching hand for all of that constant pounding. I think it will provide some support for your throwing arm but you might find it restricting in how flexible your hand/wrist will be when grabbing for the ball say on a bunt attempt. But it will not protect you from getting hit. It doesn't have that type of cushioning protection.
973923
I'm not sure this will be the right product for you. It does provide compression it is minimal the closer to the wrist you go. I bought this for my son who plays football and uses it to prevent turf burn. If you needed compression higher like elbow area I would say yes.