ViveArm Sling Shoulder Immobilizer for Left or Right Arm - Comfortable Relief for Shoulder & Elbow Injury, Rotator Cuff Surgery, Broken Wrist, Hand - Adjustable Padded Straps Fit Men & Women (Black)

Adjustable and easy to put on.

I brought this arm sling after suffering from a frozen shoulder, and I needed to mobilize my arm. i bought one from a local store but it did not support my arm. I purchased this one from Amazon. The quality and the material were great. It gave a lot of support to my arm and shoulder. The extra padding around the strap helped prevent the strap from digging into my skin. The material was sturdy and comfortable, and not flimsy.It had a thumb holder to help support your arm. My frozen shoulder was able to heal in less time than expected thanks to this well-made arm sling with extra shoulder padding support. I definitely recommend this product. The price was good, the quality was great, and it came quickly in a new box. So, if you are looking for a good arm sling to support your arm wrist, or shoulder, choose this product. for quick healing, and support for your arm. I was impressed at the quality the arm sling was made from. I returned the one I bought from my local pharmacy, and this arm sling became my everyday arm sling. It also comes in black which means I did not have to worry about it getting dirt. It is also washable and looks new again after it dries. As you can see, I Highly Recommend This Arm Sling. Thank You

Better than what I got in the hospital after shoulder surgery. It was better balance and supportive, so it decreased my pain. I like that I could adjust it.In my case, if the wrist droops, the whole arm hurts...this is better than a real cheap one, but I had to put on a wrist brace to fully support my arm. There is a thumb loop to help with this, but for me, it still drooped my wrist too much. There is no firm support to keep the arm in a line, so a brace or cushion under the mid- arm helps if you have that problem too.It has no band to hold it close to your chest for protection and immobilization- you may or may not need that.The wide band that goes near you neck is not very cushy. It was too itchy for me and I had to wrap it in a bandanna.So if you will wear it for a long time, or you are picky, maybe get a better one. Otherwise, this is pretty good, it is better than the cheapo one you will probably get at the hospital.

I am pre-surgery with left rotator cuff damage and am in a fair amount of pain without the use of a sling. I am very pleased with the quality and comfort of this sling. For the price, especially! I find it breathable, soft, and supportive. The neck strap has a great cushion. There are some reviews that mention the strap being rough - the rough side goes on the outside, not against your neck. The inside mesh pockets are a nice touch, but just a wee bit too small for my android phone. The straps are easy to adjust for a great fit. This was a great purchase for me.

The quality is good but NOTE...it does not disconnect at the wrist, so therefore you are required to lift the sling over your head to get it on. Following shoulder surgery, there is NO WAY you are lifting ANYTHING over your head. This sling would work well for lower arm support but not for upper arm or shoulder.

I've had this for a month and am using it for a fractured wrist with arm in cast. Even though the straps adjust front and back, the part where your elbow goes is pretty deep, and I couldn't get comfortable wearing it at first. Then I had the idea to put a folded up cashmere scarf in the elbow area, and then this sling fit like a dream and is super comfortable. The scarf is like a pillow for my elbow, which makes it even better. I'm giving this 5 stars because it's very well made, can be adjustable, and the shoulder strap part is very comfortable and padded. It's not hot in warm weather, and the material feels fine on skin; there are no itchy parts. For fit reference, I'm 5'9, 135 lb, and I have thin, long limbs. I do not think this would work for petite people because the length from elbow to thumb end is not adjustable. If you have short arms, your hand will be lost inside it, which is not good health wise.

I used this sling after having had carpal tunnel release surgeries. It was particularly helpful in the first week after each of my surgeries to help keep my hand elevated, and to apply ice packs and keep them in place while I did other things. While I hope I won’t need it again, I’m hanging onto it just in case. It’s the most comfortable sling I’ve ever used!

Fortunately I didn't need to wear this sling more than 10 days after my shoulder surgery because I hated it. I found it to have several issues that made it uncomfortable/useless for me: One, the mesh material on the strap is VERY scratchy on the side and irritated my neck - I had to wrap a washcloth around it to even be able to wear the sling. Two - this thing is huge and probably better suited to a man. I am 5' 7" and even with both sides of the strap adjusted to the shortest positions it hung too low to support my elbow, so it wasn't really doing what it's supposed to do, which is take the weight off your shoulder! I thought I was doing something wrong so I asked my physical therapist to help me adjust it and find a way for it to be comfortable. After fiddling with it he too realized it was just way too big and would never work for me. He also told me the angle that the strap sits is wrong and will never hold your arm in the best angle. Three - the material does not breathe and it made my arm sweaty - again I had to use a washcloth to line it so I wouldn't feel so hot in it. Would never recommend this sling!