Sports Shoulder Brace with Adjustable Chest Strap

Black shoulder compression support with adjustable chest strap

Shoulder Compression Support – Adjustable Strap, Fits Left or Right

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Shoulder compression support · Left or right

Train Your Shoulder with More Comfort and Control

A compression shoulder support that wraps the shoulder and upper arm, with an adjustable strap across the chest. It gives targeted, reliable support while keeping your mobility, for intense training sessions and for everyday activity.

Man training in a gym wearing the shoulder support

Sound familiar?

When your shoulder holds back your training

Exercises you started to avoid

Pull-ups, presses and overhead moves feel uncomfortable, so you leave them out. A close, supportive fit helps you train with more confidence.

Bulky supports that restrict you

Many shoulder supports feel stiff and get in the way. This one follows your movement and keeps the arm free.

Hard to find the right hold

Every shoulder is different. The adjustable strap lets you set exactly how firm the support feels.

How it works

Targeted support you can adjust

The compression sleeve covers the shoulder and upper arm, and the strap goes across the chest to hold it in place. Tighten or loosen the strap to get the support you want.

It is designed to give reliable support and help you move well, while keeping the freedom of movement of your shoulder.

Designed for comfort during training and the whole day.
Moves with you instead of blocking the shoulder.
Adjustable support with the chest strap.
Fits left or right shoulder.

Woman doing pull-ups in a gym wearing the shoulder support

Optimised for performance

From intense training to daily life

Whether it is an intense workout or an everyday activity, the support accompanies your movements and gives targeted support where you need it, so you can train with more control, comfort and peace of mind.

People use it for weight training, CrossFit-style workouts, running, basketball, handball and golf. Many people who are building back up after a shoulder problem wear it during their sessions, and some also wear it at work.

Shoulder support worn on the upper arm and shoulder, side view

Shoulder support seen from the back outdoors

Shoulder support worn with the strap across the chest

Shoulder support laid flat showing the sleeve and strap

Why this one

Sports shoulder support vs a basic shoulder brace

	This support	Basic shoulder brace
Made for sport and movement	✓	✗
Keeps shoulder mobility	✓	often limited
Adjustable chest strap	✓	some
Fits left or right shoulder	✓	some

Size guide

Choose by your biceps circumference

23–26 cm (9.1–10.2 in)

26–29 cm (10.2–11.4 in)

29–32 cm (11.4–12.6 in)

32–35 cm (12.6–13.8 in)

2XL

35–38 cm (13.8–15.0 in)

Measure around your biceps with the arm relaxed, using a soft tape measure. The support is designed to give a light compression on this area. If you fall between two sizes, take the smaller one for a firmer hold.

How to put it on

In three steps

1. Slide the sleeve on

Pull the sleeve over your arm up to the shoulder, on the left or the right side.

2. Bring the strap across

Pass the strap across your chest.

3. Adjust the hold

Fasten the strap and tighten it until the support feels firm but comfortable.

Care

Keep the compression working

1. Wash gently

Hand wash in cold water to keep the elasticity. A machine wash is also possible.

2. Dry flat

Lay it flat and let it air dry.

3. Avoid

Do not iron, bleach or dry clean.

Questions people ask

Does it fit both shoulders?

Yes. It can be worn on the left or the right shoulder.

Which size should I take?

Measure your biceps with the arm relaxed and use the size guide. Between two sizes, take the smaller one.

Can I wear it all day?

Yes, it is designed for training as well as everyday activity.

Is it a medical brace?

No. It is a sports compression support for comfort and support. If you have a shoulder injury, are recovering from surgery or have a medical condition, ask your doctor which support suits you.