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The Think Ergo Arm Sling Sport offers adjustable, breathable shoulder and rotator cuff support with cushioned neoprene padding and built-in thumb loops to reduce fatigue. Its reversible design and easy one-handed micro Velcro adjustment make it a versatile, comfortable choice for adult users seeking effective arm immobilization and recovery.


| ASIN | B01BRS9K04 |
| ASIN | B01BRS9K04 |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Best Sellers Rank | 127,488 in Health & Personal Care ( See Top 100 in Health & Personal Care ) 196 in Arm Supports |
| Brand | Think Ergo |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (4,782) |
| Customer reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (4,782) |
| Date First Available | 2 April 2016 |
| Is discontinued by manufacturer | No |
| Item model number | ARMSTPA |
| Manufacturer | Think Ergo |
| Product Dimensions | 35.56 x 1.27 x 88.9 cm; 150 g |
A**R
Good simple sling
Easily adjusted using just one hand via good quality Velcro, which make this a very comfortable sling for a broken collarbone.
S**N
Not bad
Not a bad arm support. But quite tricky to adjust yourself if you want your hand high up against your neck, for example if you’ve done with your shoulder.
D**P
Excellent support when my son broke his collarbone
I bought this collar brace when my son broke his collarbone, and it worked really well. It provided great support and helped keep him comfortable during recovery. The fit was good and it was easy to adjust. Definitely recommend for anyone needing reliable collarbone support.
M**L
Adequate.
That's it - adequate. Neither poor nor good.
S**Z
Great sling
Great value for money. I have RA and I keep having terrible flare up and keep jamming my should and needed an appropriate sling and this is absolute great. Keeps the arm in place. Very convenient to put on and removing it. Seems very durable too.
M**K
Great for me
I have a shoulder injury and The NHS version was rubbish.. I purchased this after reading the mixed reviews. I have to say I find this sling very comfortable and easy to use, I have minimal movement of my shoulder meaning I only have one hand/arm to use. I can put the sling on and adjust all with my good arm no problem. Only thing that would make this sling even better would be a support strap around the waistline/body to further restrict movement of injured arm.
"**"
Not as described
This arm sling is described as made from neoprene with a soft neoprene strap, velcro fastening and a thumb loop for support. What I received was none of that, but a cheap mesh with a hard plastic strap with buckles. It went straight back.
J**Y
Best i have found and supports well for shoulder immobilisation. Sleeve could be longer
I was not sure of this initially but as i worked out how to put on by self found this to be the best. Still in some pain to get on as have to position self. Only an issue if restricted shoulder movement. (Broken shoulder joint). Once on keeps arm in place and well support. Thumb and finger support elasticated and comfortable. As no buckle and foam with edge covered straps nothing to dig in to neck and back. Still more comfortable with hoodie underneath given weight of arm. Only down side is sleeve could be longer. No pockets but sleeve deep enough enough to place phone, gloves etc in. When i spoke with physio, they did not recommend the ones where you strap around body. I would not be able to do by self. So this one is great to do by self.
L**D
Perfect! Very comfortable and easy to take on and off
S**R
This sling is very light, breathable and comfortable to use. It is very simple to put on as well and keeps arm & shoulder in one place. Has been ideal to use long term.
F**K
This is so much more comfortable than my ER-provided sling and very easy to get on and off. Here are the key highlights: 1. The sling material itself is very lightweight and breathable just as advertised. 2. There is no buckle or other component in the back to push on you while you sit or sleep. It's just fabric sewn together and I haven't felt yet. 3. The adjustment strap in the front is Velcro and makes for very quick single-handed on-and-off. That point, in particular, is very important to me because my particular injury allows me to remove the sling when I'll be in a seated position for a while. So I can either quickly loosen the sling and allow my arm to lower into my lap or in just a few more seconds can remove the sling altogether. This is a pretty substantial departure from the buckle based slings which require much greater dexterity and.or two hands. 4. The clean black design looks more professional and goes well with business attire. Though I haven't fully tested this theory, I expect that it won't get stained as easily, either. Overall, I'm very happy with this new sling and plan to wear it for the duration of my recovery. However, it's also important to note that my particular injury allows me more movement in terms of the precise position of my shoulder. If yours is such that a small movement, for example allowing your arm to hang more to the side rather than directly across your chest, then this sling may not provide the stability needed. For me, that flex ability is ideal and allows me greater comfort.
A**W
Very happy with this sling. I’m 6’1 and using the standard adult size to support a badly broken wrist. Much more comfortable than the sling I’d purchased at a local pharmacy.
A**R
Very comfortable and secured!
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