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Code Product :
W10

Tennis Elbow Strap

Targeted Forearm Support with Adjustable Pressure

An adjustable forearm strap designed to provide targeted support below the elbow during gripping and repetitive activity.

Product Description

Applies adjustable pressure to the muscle group used in gripping and wrist movement, and leaves the elbow free to bend and straighten.

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Key Benefits

• Targeted Forearm Pressure: Applies adjustable support below the elbow rather than restricting the joint.
• Free Elbow Movement: Compact profile leaves the elbow uncovered.
• Adjustable Fit: Lets the wearer fine-tune pressure for comfort.
• Activity-Friendly Design: Suitable for gripping, work, and light sporting activity.
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Materials

Flexible textile strap with a localized pressure pad and hook-and-loop fastening. Exact fibre and pad composition is not stated in the catalogue.

Available Colors

Black

Technical Features

  • Localized forearm pressure pad
  • Narrow low-bulk strap
  • Fully adjustable tension
  • Elbow joint remains uncovered

Who Should Use It

• Support during repetitive gripping
• Forearm support for racquet sports or work
• Temporary support for mild lateral elbow discomfort

How to Wear It

Place the strap around the upper forearm a short distance below the elbow, with the pad over the symptomatic muscle area rather than the bony point. Tighten only enough to provide support; loosen immediately if tingling, numbness, or hand colour change occurs.

Sizing and Fit

A measuring tape wrapped around the upper forearm below the elbow

Available Sizes

Free Size

Fit Note

Free-size adjustable strap. Position the pressure pad over the upper forearm muscle mass, not directly on the elbow joint.

How to Measure

No fixed circumference is listed. Wrap the strap around the upper forearm and confirm that the closure overlaps securely without excessive pressure.

Measure over bare skin or a thin layer of clothing, with the tape level and comfortably close without pressing in. Where a measurement falls between two sizes, the larger of the two is usually the safer choice for a support that has to be worn for long periods.
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Size Guide

Sizes are not interchangeable between products. Each one is sized around the measurement that decides its fit. Use a soft tape, keep it level and close to the skin without compressing it, and measure the side you will actually wear it on.

Care Instructions

Fasten all closures before washing. Follow the care label supplied with the product. Unless the label states otherwise, hand wash gently in lukewarm water with mild detergent and air dry flat away from direct heat. Do not bleach, wring, tumble dry, or iron.

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Specifications

What the catalogue states for this product, in its own words. Anything it does not state is left out rather than estimated, so a blank line here means the figure has not been confirmed.
Support LevelModerate
LateralityUniversal / Either Side
Closure SystemAdjustable hook-and-loop strap
AvailabilityAvailable
CertificationsQuality-management marks displayed in the Bodymap 2026 catalogue: ISO 9001 and ISO 13485.
Product TypeArm / Elbow Support
AdjustabilityFully Adjustable
ReinforcementLocalized contoured pressure pad
Range of MotionLeaves elbow flexion and extension unrestricted.
Purchase NoteSelect the correct size and apply the product according to the supplied instructions. Seek professional fitting advice for persistent symptoms, injury, post-operative use, or any condition requiring medical supervision.

Warnings and Precautions

Place the strap on the upper forearm, not directly over the elbow joint, and do not overtighten. Stop use if it causes increased pain, numbness, tingling, swelling, colour change, or reduced hand strength. Persistent or severe elbow pain requires professional assessment.

You May Also Need

Other supports for the same part of the body. They differ in how firmly they hold and how much movement they leave, so read each one against its own size table before choosing.
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Questions and Answers

The same questions are answered on every product page, in the words of the product in front of you. Anything about your own condition, or a symptom that is not settling, belongs with a clinician rather than with a catalogue.

Common questions about the Tennis Elbow Strap. For anything specific to your own condition, speak to a qualified healthcare professional.

How do I choose the right size?

Free-size adjustable strap. Position the pressure pad over the upper forearm muscle mass, not directly on the elbow joint. Available sizes: Free Size. No fixed circumference is listed. Wrap the strap around the upper forearm and confirm that the closure overlaps securely without excessive pressure. Check the size table on this page against your own measurement before ordering.

How do I put it on and adjust it?

Put it in position first, then close it, using the adjustable hook-and-loop strap, working from the middle outwards so the pressure stays even. The product is fully adjustable. It should feel snug and evenly supported, never painful, and should not leave deep marks on the skin. Loosen or reposition it if it does.

Will it restrict my movement?

Leaves elbow flexion and extension unrestricted. It is designed for moderate support. It should feel secure without pinching, sliding, or cutting off circulation.

How do I wash and care for it?

Fasten all closures before washing. Follow the care label supplied with the product. Unless the label states otherwise, hand wash gently in lukewarm water with mild detergent and air dry flat away from direct heat. Do not bleach, wring, tumble dry, or iron.

When should I stop using it and seek advice?

Place the strap on the upper forearm, not directly over the elbow joint, and do not overtighten. Stop use if it causes increased pain, numbness, tingling, swelling, colour change, or reduced hand strength. Persistent or severe elbow pain requires professional assessment.