Do you think these would work for someone with the use of only one arm? Currently using velcro closures.
259625
It takes two hands to set up the lock laces into place. Mainly slipping the laces into the lock wheel because it is not difficult but not easy to hold the button down, which opens the wheel, to allow the laces to thread into. After the set up process, fit the shoe how you want it to feel while wearing them and you will never need to tighten, loosen or use two hands to slip your shoes on again.
259626
If someone else initially laced the shoes and adjusted the tightness, then getting your foot in and out with one hand would work well. These would be very difficult to tighten with one hand. But most days there is no need to tighten them.
259627
If they have someone lace them initially to the right size AND if they have they strength to pull the shoe on, I believe they could. It takes a little extra strength to get them on. I am 79 and have no problems but I am fairly strong.
259628
It will be pretty hard. It's possible but not simple. You need to squeeze the retainer and pull the laces tight at the same time.
1265336
You probably wouldn't like these any better. My hands are large/xl woman's, and I still have plenty of room. Not so much that it is dangerous, but I can see where someone with very small hands would lose dexterity.
621535
Probably..but I haven't used these much as they are SO long they hinder me. (and I have long arms). The other shorter ones I bought already burned my finger the SECOND time I used it. I will now spend a little more $$ and get commercial one that are approved. Hope this helped.
1534567
I think that would depend on your strength. They are tight. I use them around my ankles and thighs for side squats and its a great workout. I am sorry but I have not used them yet for arms. I use the red and blue. I have not used green one which I think is the "easy" one???
1217378
Hi, my wrists are 6 1/2" and there is about an inch of velcro strap that overhangs once I wrap them around my wrist. So you would have about 2 inches of the strap overhanging (not attached to the velcro) which might bug you. I think they would fit tight enough and the overhang probably would not be that bothersome, so it's worth a try... you can always send them back.
1395861
These work great and they can be used on any part of the arm you can twirl! They are nice and comfortable. Good Luck.
939216
Yes! They are actually designed to hold things in place, such as the Picc line I had in my arm. They also come in several different sizes.
1175420
hey amigo ....... howdy ! no . wouldnt work at all . i have m.s. and walked with canes for years . i absolutely wouldnt use any cane butt an arm cuff crutch . solid ! try one if you can . good luck ! oh ! be careful . some of the arm cuff crutches use latex on the handles and arm cuffs . im alergic .
1888272
I haven't tried that It fits tight on the arm so I think it would work, just keep arm bent
361596
When I owned one this spring (check out my review in the product section) I went to the dollar store and grabbed 2 of those Velcro style stretchy bandage wraps (not sure what they're actually called) for a $1. They resemble the wraps that you get after you donate blood, that you're supposed to keep on for a couple of hours after you donate. They're stretchy, extremely comfortable and easy to use since it basically sticks onto itself. Plus they're washable/reusable. So I'd rotate between them and the armband. I'd use one while I wash and let the armband air dry overnight. They're only a buck a piece so I got 2 in case I forgot to wash the armband I'd have a spare to use. Just put the module where you normally wear it. Cover with the wrap and you're all set. Another bonus, people don't bug you with the same question over and over "What the hell is that on your arm?" . They just assume you sprained your arm/shoulder. :) It's a cheap alternative. I couldn't get myself to pay the ridiculous price the armband was going for on the GWF website. Hope that info helps someone. Cheers.
1766545
That's what I understand. I bought them for my husband because he does a lot of construction and he was really banging up his arms. They have been great for that purpose. :)
1968230
Leah, i don't think these gloves would help you. i bought them so my brother could continue to have movement and warmth at the same time. i would probably go for a brace. hope that helps.
1315577
Nope! :) PS, they are pretty small for an adult, just so you know. They fit, TIGHTLY. Kid arms work great in them.
463937
Really well, I'd say as good as a pair of dedicated wrist wraps. They work well for heavy bench presses, and squats (to help stabilize the bar). The straps are long, so they'll fit a variety of wrist sizes.
1410753
Yes. I also have a small arm and the band would fit on someone even smaller. I can make it quite tight with plenty of room still left between the two pads and the velcro strap allows a lot of room for adjustment.
940460
according to my BF, they work wonders. he has two pairs in rotation. hes got really large hands so to his benefit, they dont reach too far past the knuckles. hope this helps. he never mentions his wrist though, just his hands.
1494936
Yes, I think they would work quite well! They fit on your hands very snugly.