Okay, but two issues for me....  The velcro and slippage.
First of all, I'm an active tennis player (I have played 2-3 times per week for 25 years).  I get tennis elbow more when I take a break from playing... so if you want to prevent injury, my advice is don't stop playing unless you have to.<br /><br />I've used many braces.  My issues with this one are: 1) The brace is neoprene (body glove) material on the inside.  The plus of this is it warms up nice and keeps a consistent pressure.  The bad thing is when you are playing active sports it slips down the arm when moisture hits it.... and you can't keep tightening it or it will make your arm hurt more.  2) The Velcro... While I love having an adjustable Velcro strap, the velcro on this one is sooo hard to peal off that it is frustrating while playing sports.  I need to adjust it several times a match, and the Velcro just sticks too hard that I found myself yanking the thing off and throwing it at my tennis bag to not delay my opponent any more.  The Velcro strap is also rigid and hard to grip with sweaty hands.  Hate it.<br /><br />Look for terrycloth style straps, where the Velcro isn't hard to manipulate.  Also, a bit less width wouldn't hurt (prevents slipping).  All you need is a little consistent pressure on the lateral epicondyle (outside elbow) for tennis, and the medial one for golf.
Rating: 1 stars