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Compression Elbow Sleeves Bauerfeind Sports — Class 1, 20-30mmHg (Pair)

Compression Elbow Sleeves Bauerfeind Sports — Class 1, 20-30mmHg (Pair)

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Bauerfeind Sports Compression Elbow Sleeves — Targeted Support for Tennis Elbow, Golfer's Elbow & Overuse Pain

Bauerfeind Sports Compression Elbow Sleeves deliver graduated compression to the elbow joint and surrounding forearm muscles. Made by Bauerfeind, the German brand behind decades of clinical compression research, these sleeves are engineered for athletes and workers managing tennis elbow, golfer's elbow, and general elbow overuse pain. The sleeves sell as a pair — one for each arm — providing balanced support during activity and recovery.

Unlike bulky elbow wraps that shift during movement, these sleeves use a seamless three-dimensional knit that stays in place through hours of racket sports, weightlifting, or repetitive work tasks. The graduated compression stimulates blood flow to the tendons around the elbow, reducing pain and speeding recovery from overuse injuries.

How Compression Helps the Elbow

Tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis) and golfer's elbow (medial epicondylitis) both involve inflammation of the tendons that attach forearm muscles to the elbow bone. Compression around this area reduces the vibration transmitted through the tendons during activity. Less vibration means less microtrauma and faster healing between training sessions or work shifts.

The graduated pressure profile stimulates local circulation. Better blood flow means more oxygen delivery to inflamed tissue and faster removal of inflammatory byproducts. Many patients report noticeable pain reduction within days of starting consistent sleeve wear during activity.

Proprioception is the second benefit. The compression improves your brain's awareness of elbow position and forearm muscle activation. Better proprioception helps you maintain proper technique during racket sports, weightlifting, and repetitive work tasks — which reduces the compensation patterns that cause overuse injuries in the first place.

Who Uses These Sleeves

Tennis players wear the sleeves during matches and practice to manage lateral epicondylitis symptoms. The compression allows continued play during recovery from the classic tennis-elbow pain that plagues weekend players and professionals alike. Vancouver tennis clubs and pickleball players use these regularly.

Golfers wear the sleeves for medial epicondylitis (golfer's elbow) symptoms. The pain from the inside of the elbow that flares during rounds responds well to compression and support during play. Vancouver golfers dealing with the wet-weather grip strain that causes flares in our climate benefit particularly.

Weight training and CrossFit athletes wear the sleeves during heavy lifting sessions to manage elbow strain from pulling, pressing, and gymnastics movements. The support during high-load work protects the tendons from cumulative damage over training cycles.

Racket sport players — badminton, squash, pickleball, table tennis — all use elbow compression during play. The demands on the elbow during racket sports create the same overuse patterns whether you're playing tennis or badminton.

Workers with jobs requiring repetitive forearm and wrist motion wear the sleeves during shifts to manage occupational elbow pain. Vancouver mechanics, electricians, carpenters, hairdressers, massage therapists, and office workers with mouse-related elbow strain all benefit from daily compression support.

Musicians with repetitive strain from playing string instruments, drums, or piano wear the sleeves during practice and performance. The compression reduces the cumulative fatigue that leads to overuse injuries in professional musicians.

Post-injury patients returning to activity after elbow strain, mild tendon injury, or tennis elbow flares wear the sleeves as part of graduated return-to-activity protocols. The support provides confidence during return-to-play periods.

Design Features

The seamless circular knit produces true graduated compression without pressure points or seam irritation. The knit stretches to fit varied forearm shapes without cutting into the skin at the top or bottom hems. Silicone-free top prevents pinching during extended wear.

The three-dimensional weave places different fabric zones over the joint. Firmer weave over the epicondyles for targeted tendon support. Softer weave over the joint crease for comfort during flexion. Reinforced knit at the hems for durability during pull-on.

The moisture-wicking fabric handles sweaty training sessions and stays comfortable during long wear. The material dries quickly after washing, letting you use the sleeves for daily training without waiting for laundry cycles.

The sleeves work for both left and right arms interchangeably. The pair packaging provides one sleeve per arm for balanced support during activity or bilateral wear during recovery.

Sizing

Sleeve sizing depends on elbow circumference measured just below the joint. Yaletown Medical Supplies measures during in-store fitting. Both men and women use the same sizing chart since the measurement is circumference-based.

Available sizes cover a range of adult forearm circumferences. Visit our store for professional measurement before your first purchase. Wrong sizing produces sleeves that either slide down during activity (too loose) or restrict blood flow (too tight). Neither achieves the compression benefit.

How to Wear

Slide each sleeve up over the hand and forearm like putting on a long fingerless glove. Position the sleeve so the widest zone sits directly over the elbow joint. Smooth out any wrinkles as you go — folds create pressure points that become uncomfortable during long wear.

Wear the sleeves during activities that trigger elbow symptoms. Some athletes wear them only during competition. Others wear them throughout training and daily activity during flares. Workers wear them during shifts when repetitive motion causes symptoms.

Remove the sleeves for showering and sleeping unless your healthcare provider specifies otherwise. Do not wear compression sleeves continuously for more than 12-14 hours. Combine sleeve wear with the strengthening and stretching exercises your physiotherapist prescribes for long-term elbow health.

Care Instructions

Machine wash cold in a mesh laundry bag on the delicate cycle with mild detergent. Air dry only — heat from the dryer damages the elastic fibers that provide the compression. Do not iron, bleach, or dry clean.

Rotate multiple pairs if you train or work daily. Constant washing gradually reduces compression, and replacement pairs restore full effectiveness. Most users replace their sleeves every 6-12 months depending on frequency of use.

Important Notes

Compression sleeves are supportive aids for pain management and injury prevention. They are not a substitute for medical evaluation of elbow injuries. If you have not seen a physician or physiotherapist for your elbow problem, get evaluated before relying on a sleeve for symptom management. Persistent pain, numbness, or weakness require prompt medical attention.

The sleeve supports the elbow but does not repair underlying damage. Chronic tendonitis, ligament injuries, and nerve entrapments often require physiotherapy, activity modification, and sometimes specific medical treatment for long-term resolution. Combine sleeve wear with the treatment plan your healthcare team prescribes.

Consult your physician before starting compression therapy if you have diabetes, peripheral arterial disease, or circulation concerns. Some conditions require specific compression levels or medical supervision.

If your arm feels numb, cold, tingling, or changes color during wear, remove the sleeve immediately and re-check sizing. Discomfort during wear usually indicates wrong sizing rather than product defect.

Available at Yaletown Medical Supplies. Visit our store at 1255 Pacific Boulevard, Vancouver, BC for professional fitting. Our staff can measure you, help select the right size, and answer questions about compression during training and recovery. Open 7 days a week, except statutory holidays.

We take great care to ensure that your order reaches you safely and promptly. All orders are processed and dispatched within 1-3 business days, depending on product availability. We work with reliable shipping partners to ensure fast and secure delivery.

Once your order has been shipped, you will receive a tracking number to monitor the progress of your shipment. Delivery times may vary depending on your location, typically ranging from 3 to 9 business days.

Please note that shipping will only be processed once payment has been fully completed. Orders will not be shipped until the payment is confirmed.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact our customer support team. We are happy to assist you.

Thank you for choosing us. We are committed to delivering your order promptly and ensuring a seamless shopping experience.

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