Does the wrap work on either arm or is it side specific?
1856526
Either arm works great. Its very adjustable. Easy to use over and over. My son actually plays football as a kicker, and we were able to use it to ice his thigh/calf. This is by far the best investment I have made in my sons future career
1856527
Yes, either right or left.My son uses it once a week, he just pitched last night in fact.
1856528
Yes, it is designed for use on either shoulder. We've used it for a couple of years now, after years of using the smaller gel packs and elastic bandages. This is better -- easier to apply and keep in place. The packs are a little rigid at first (until they thaw a bit) and it is hard for a younger child to put on by himself, but overall it is a good product in our experience.
1856529
either arm I think. There is a strap that is attached at the back of the shoulder area that you velcro the other end to the front. But if you wear it on the left shoulder- I am sure you could just use that strap attached at the front and velcro it to the back. This only affects the shoulder region. The arm part can be put in either arm and I have also used that part on my knees occasionally.
2001073
You can place the back on different sides whichever you need. This allows the handle to change based on what your needs are. The arm cannot be removed but doesn't need to be.
1154505
It supposed to, but it didn't work for me. I didn't notice any difference a free using the wraps.
902570
I have one and it did matter. There is a difference, though by looking at it you may not notice, but for me the side metal/plastic parts rubbed in the wrong area's on my right leg. The one I bought was for the left side. Unfortunately they are designed for one side not both. But you can always try it and if their is no pain... but it won't work 100% optimally.
1400088
Yes. There are small channels on the underside of the arm that will hold a few cables that tie wrap in place. Leave a little extra cable at each joint to allow for movement.
2097092
I did not try it on my upper arms. Had it worked on my abdominal area, I would have. I know my daughter had great results in the abdominal area with this wrap, but I don't think she tried it on her arms either. I can say that due to the size of the wrap, it might be a little too wide for the upper arm alone. You might have to trim it down.
412169
It is a normal wrap. It is not too thin but it is exactly like any other brand/product that I've used for overgrip. Not as thick as the factory grip but goes over that nicely...
2145680
Yes, it works out both arms and legs...especially if you do a program! Its one of the best pieces of equipment I have bought. I hope this help you.
113454
The brace works for either the left or right hand. I purchased 2 identical braces - one for the right hand and one for the left.
1408980
It seems to be fitted for only one side, I wouldnt recommend using the other.
194250
Yes, it works on both sides :) It's really a great strap, I like it so much more than my old R Strap.
459692
Depends if its on the throwing hand. If you are trying to protect the wrist this brace or the one with a flexible metal pad would be better. Arm sleeve doesn't do much mostly just for show
628459
If you don't over - overlap the wrapping and don't try to wrap the bar from tip to centerline, one roll should work. This wrap is inexpensive and I would buy two if I were using it to wrap a racing bike handlebar.
1104433
Neither one, just a firm wrap. Works well for support during the day and still lets you use your hands as needed without putting too much strain/pain on problem area.
41677
Actually, the picture above shows the arm aimed to the left. I am assuming that you would like to know if it can be installed in the opposite direction (with the arm extending to the right). Yes, in fact we installed ours extending to the right.
2149363
Yes one side is soft (the loop side) the hook side would be irritating. So as long as the loop side only contacts the skin it should not be a problem.
491442
(I don't own the gate) I would assume that the gate opens based on which side you install the arm... No way for the gate to know which side you put it on :-)