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!
844084
I believe so. I used to be a gymnast and used grips similar to these for enhanced wrist support and it did the job of believe they will do the same for other activities such as cycling
500201
Yes it does. It's a little more flexible than the Orthopaedic wrist support I use to sleep. I have severe Carpal Tunnel (bi lateral)
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.
1986680
I've only used for tennis and doing exercises with 1-5 lb weights in ladies exercise class so I have no idea if it would be adequate for the training you describe. I did mention in my review that I think the support would be significantly increased if these were available in a longer length. 4-5 inches longer would be great. I do like that the palm is left uncovered for gripping.
1870123
Yeah they would be fine for small wrist. This is because you can simply wrap them around as many times as you would need to. With that said, these wrist supports suck.
583790
This motor will not support the weight of a bowling ball but is a good choice for this project if you support the ball on "ball rollers" and use some sort of wheel to drive the ball it should work out. Mike L Sept 21, 2014
1794976
I use mine for racquetball after a torn rotator cuff. I like it. It seems to give the needed support.
2112019
It should be helpful for weak hands. Sounds like you could have carpal tunnel.
775491
Should be fine, just don't wrap around the wrist with one piece, a few longitudinal before you put a few transverse on
1356197
I would say probably not. It's not for performance. It's basically for entrance into the game or as a spare ball (which can add pins to the average). Unless you have pinpoint accuracy it probably won't get you any high games or consistent scores
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
844081
I Believe so. They help supporting my wrists when lifting heavy weights. give them A try
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.
277629
For speed bag I would say yes but certainly not for heavy bag workouts. It doesnt' prevent your wrist from moving back and forward. It is just a stabilizer not compareable to boxing wraps which are really keeping your wrist in the alignment with your forearm so you don't sprain it. I do calisthenic workout and a lot of plyometric push ups and the are a really goord support for these kind of workouts...hope that helped
731725
Can be used for wrist. It's very flexible. feels like sand or something similar provides the weight and the velcro strap fits all around
1949125
It's not "rock" solid, but it works very well. The wrist pad helps to stabilize and support it nicely during use.