HealiftyArm Sling for Shoulder Injury - Lightweight, Breathable Shoulder Immobilizer for Men & Women - Ergonomic Adjustable Rotator Cuff Sling for Broken, Dislocated, Fracture & Strain

My wife managed to break a bone in her shoulder so needed something to support it, this fitted the bill, inexpensive, easy to fit and makes her life a little more comfortable whilst her shoulder heals.

It’s easy to use, adjustable and supported my poorly when I needed it.Good quality and price.

Broke my humerus bone last month. Got NHS sling but it was not comfortable and made my skin itchy. This one is comfortable and does it’s job but only thing is it kept sliding down

It's okay for the price

HEALIFTY Arm Sling - Shoulder Immobilizer for Broken Fractured Arm - Adjustable Arm, Shoulder Rotator Cuff.Great comfortable arm sling really helps with my shoulder injury allowing my to take the weight off of my shoulder for a while when it gets really painful.I'm a 6ft+ engineer and this sling has more than enough adjustment to allow my arm to be at any height that I need.it's also very lightweight and the pad helps stop it hurting my neck or other shoulder.At last an arm support that works ...I've tried so many and sent so many back because they were too small ..I'll be keeping this one.

Bought as a necessity for broken wrist to keep arm in place. Easy to put on..comfortable and breathable...wash easily..Good length....shoulder pad ..not very useful..kept sliding round...but still a good product

Great, it does the job! Looks so much better than the bit of material the hospital give you to put your arm in and fits with the thickness of a plaster cast inside. Sometimes slips about so arm isn’t horizontal but easily solved by not wearing ‘slippy’ clothes. It’s light weight and yet sturdy.

This was NOT designed for the average-sized adult male!My forearm extends way beyond the "cradle" of this "sling", so I'm barely able to "hook" my thumb to secure it. The ability to "extend" the single strap is very limited; at full length, my broken-arm is forced into a painful, awkward, position - rather than straight across my chest.(… & don't even get me started on the worthless "Instruction Manual" - which is a very poorly 'photo-copied' half-page that is unintelligible! I had research on the Internet how to "assemble" this!)This product might be okay for a child with sore shoulder, but, beyond that, this is NOT designed for an adult with a serious injury.👎🏻