OmoTrain Shoulder Support
OmoTrain Shoulder Support
Ideal for dislocations, post op recovery, rotator cuff injuries and...

$239.95

Rated 4.6 out of 5
Based on 41 reviews
OmoTrain S Shoulder Support
OmoTrain S Shoulder Support
Ideal for dislocations, mild rotator cuff injuries and mild tendon...

$239.95

Rated 5.0 out of 5
Based on 1 review
OmoLoc Arm Sling
OmoLoc Arm Sling
Ideal for post-op recovery, mild arm fractures/strains and dislocation.

$172.95

Rated 5.0 out of 5
Based on 1 review
Shoulder Braces Australia Can Trust
Have you been searching for a comfortable, high quality shoulder brace? Look no further than Bauerfeind. We create top of the line shoulder braces that provide your shoulder with protection, healing and comfort. Our design is rooted in extensive medical research spanning nearly 100 years and we have been industry leaders in shoulder supports since 1929.

Don’t Compromise On Shoulder Brace Support

Your body deserves your utmost care and attention. When you’re in the market for a shoulder brace, no matter the reason, it’s imperative that you choose the right one for your body, your lifestyle, and your needs. We create shoulder supports for a variety of issues, such as:

  • Shoulder dislocation
  • Rotator cuff injuries
  • Pre and post-op recovery
  • Brachial strains
  • Tendon injuries
  • Fractures
  • And more
There are two main types of shoulder braces: immobilising braces and active supports. Immobilising braces work by keeping the shoulder joint firmly in place, which allows for the bone and the muscle to heal. This type of brace is most common for post-op recovery. Active supports, on the other hand, allow the shoulder to move while still providing support; this minimises risk of injury and speeds up the recovery process, typically with strapping and gel supports.

Shoulder Braces For Every Body

We believe that everyone deserves access to the highest quality shoulder braces products; that’s why we ship our shoulder braces Australia and pride ourselves on having an extremely inclusive sizing range. Whether you’ve sustained a shoulder injury and want to speed up your recovery or you simply want to protect your shoulders while you play sports like rugby or hockey, we have a shoulder support to suit you. All of our product designs are based on the intensive medical studies that our team has undertaken, so we are confident that we have the best shoulder braces residents will find. That’s why we have no issues offering you the flexibility to return or exchange your Bauerfeind purchase within 30 days, as well as giving you a 12 month warranty against any manufacturing defects on all shoulder braces.

Purchase Your Shoulder Brace Support Today

Browse our wide range of shoulder braces and order yours online today. If you are unsure which brace is right for you, we’re here to help. Simply call us on 1300 668 466, email us at info@bauerfeind.com.au, or chat with us using our live chat feature on our website. Alternatively, you can book a live video consultation with an experienced member of our team to chat about your needs and find the perfect fit.
Find answers to the most common questions.

When should I use a shoulder brace?

Shoulder braces are best worn whenever you've sustained an injury to the shoulder and are recoverino, as well as to protect and prevent injury when engaging in higher-risk activities like rugby, hockey etc.

If you are suffering from Shoulder Osteoarthritis, a shoulder brace may help relieve the painful symptoms. 

How does a shoulder brace work?

There are two main types of shoulder braces - an immoblising brace or an active support. Immobilising braces work by keeping the shoulder joint in place, allowing for the bone and muscle to heal. This is most common in the case of post-op recovery.

Active supports are designed to allow the shoulder to move while still supporting it, minimising the risk of injury and aiding the recovery process, usually with strapping and gel supports.

Can a shoulder brace help with rotator cuff injuries?

The rotator cuff is a group of muscles that wrap around the shoulder joint, keeping the arm and shoulder in place as it moves. Wearing a brace that bears the weight of the arm and keeps the joint in place while you move is the best way to support the rotator cuff. Bauerfeind's OmoTrain Shoulder Brace has been clinically designed to treat rotator cuff injuries.

How do I take care of these products?

Virtually all of our products can be machine washed on a cold gentle cycle and air dried out of direct sunlight. Putting them on and taking them off carefully is recommended, and for specific product care, refer to the product manual or contact our friendly staff.

What is the warranty for these products?

All supports and insoles come with a 12 month warranty, and compression stockings with a 3 month warranty for any manufacturers faults. At any point if you've got issues with the product or aren't sure if something is wrong, just contact our helpful staff.

How do I know they'll fit?

Bauerfeind have an incredibly extensive sizing system for our products based off of hundreds of thousands of patient measurements. The perfect anatomic fit system we use means that the supports are designed to fit your body, not the other way around. (We also offer custom options for a range of our products for those rare few who still can't fit into our sizing range).

How do I know the shoulder brace is right for me?

Bauerfeind have created a range of shoulder braces, each suited to treat, or manage, specific shoulder injuries. If you are still unsure which shoulder brace is most suitable for you, we recommend for you to get in touch with one of our product specialists via the live chat and email function on our homepage or via phone during business hours on 1300 668 466. You can also consult a medical practitioner for their opinion.

If my shoulder brace doesn't fit can I return it?

You certainly can! Our simple 30 day return policy lets you exchange your ankle brace back for the right size, as long as the product is unused apart from trying it on. More details here - Shipping.