OmoTrain Shoulder Support

I was recommended to get surgery for my shoulder as I have instability and it dislocated every time I played a sport.

I mainly play volleyball, and had to stop playing outside hitter as once a game without fail my shoulder would dislocate. In oztag and badminton, it would also dislocate. Probably had 40-50 dislocations in the last 6 months.

Decided to invest in an expensive shoulder strap and honestly was very skeptical, however not once since I’ve bought it has it dislocated. Not saying it’s going to completely stop it, but I’ve noticed that when I’m in the dislocation position (especially when hitting in volleyball), my shoulder is pushed towards my body and not left to hang loose in the air which normally causes the dislocation. I still don’t play at 100% and am very cautious, however I feel way more comfortable playing.

Just remember to wash the thing after sport if you sweat, or at least leave it out to dry else it’s disgusting.

It certainly does make my shoulder feel stronger and gives me extra stability when using my arm. I do find that it rubs on the front of my underarm which becomes really annoying, so then I'm trying to shift the support to find relief.

It’s very supportive for a torn supraspinatus tendon and posterior labral tear with associated bursitis (the latter being the most painful of all). The adjustable pad gives good compression at the bursa which provides some modest alleviation to pain symptoms as I await a steroid injection. I think the length of the front a rear torso straps need to be longer in the maximum side to accommodate bigger bodies. The shortness across the back contributes to a hunched posture and digging in at the armpits, no matter how well positioned the straps are. I bought this type to alleviate the underarm discomfort other designs, but it partially fails in that regard due to the inadequate girth of the straps.

A bit challenging to put on at first but practice makes perfect

Feels comfortable while exercising and I have been able to go back to Body Combat although I still don’t exert my arm and shoulder too much