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title: "Bauerfeind - EpiPoint - Elbow Strap - Stabilizing Supports for Elbow Pain, Swelling and Injury, Tendon Pain Relief for Tennis & Golfer's Elbow, Muscle Irritation and Inflammation"
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# Elastic cushion massages tissue Targeted intermittent compression Adjustable hook & loop strap Bauerfeind - EpiPoint - Elbow Strap - Stabilizing Supports for Elbow Pain, Swelling and Injury, Tendon Pain Relief for Tennis & Golfer's Elbow, Muscle Irritation and Inflammation

**Brand:** bauerfeind
**Price:** ฿6297
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## Summary

> 🎾 Elevate your elbow game — pain relief that keeps you in the action!

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- **What is this?** Bauerfeind - EpiPoint - Elbow Strap - Stabilizing Supports for Elbow Pain, Swelling and Injury, Tendon Pain Relief for Tennis & Golfer's Elbow, Muscle Irritation and Inflammation by bauerfeind
- **How much does it cost?** ฿6297 with free shipping
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## Best For

- bauerfeind enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted bauerfeind brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Customizable Fit:** Adjustable hook & loop strap with red warning indicator ensures perfect, safe compression every time.
- • **Precision Pain Relief:** Oblong visco-elastic pad delivers pinpoint compression exactly where you need it most.
- • **Dynamic Tissue Massage:** Integrated elastic cushion stimulates metabolism and reduces swelling during movement.
- • **Trusted German Engineering:** 80+ years of Bauerfeind innovation guarantees superior quality, durability, and performance.
- • **All-Day Comfort & Breathability:** Lightweight, terrycloth-lined polyester blend wicks sweat and stays comfortable under pressure.

## Overview

The Bauerfeind EpiPoint Elbow Strap is a premium, adjustable support designed to relieve tennis and golfer's elbow pain by delivering targeted intermittent compression and dynamic tissue massage. Crafted from breathable, washable materials and engineered in Germany with over 80 years of expertise, it ensures optimal fit, comfort, and effective inflammation reduction for active professionals seeking fast recovery and injury prevention.

## Description

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Review: Strap or Sleeve??? - Generally, I’ll compare the devices: Sleeve vs Band/Mfgr. vs Mfgr. The existing desertcart reviews cover the individual pros & cons. For months, I’ve been dealing with moderate to severe medial epicondylitis or “golfers elbow”. Both elbows – more pronounced in right (I’m right handed). As my elbow pain began to become a very persistent problem, I decided to find a “fix”. I’m pleased to say my elbows are much improved … read on. The onset my elbow problems coincided with the failure of the pneumatic piston on my office chair which resulted in the chair sinking to the “bottom”/not staying at the desired height. Not realizing this would cause elbow problems, I procrastinated replacing the chair for a few months because, after all, it was still functional … just lower than I was accustomed to. Once the broken chair was identified as the problem, I immediately stopped using it and replaced it. Slowly, my elbows got better … but they were still injured and needed support to heal. Those of you that have epicondylitis from working at your desk, PLEASE try raising your chair up a few inches. Replacing the chair put me on the road to recovery. However, I soon discovered that healing my “injured” elbows was going to take some time. Riding my bike (road & mountain) inflamed my elbows and set me back in the healing process. Same thing with golf. Taking divots & grounding the club was very painful. Ongoing, my elbows would be especially painful in the morning. I had never experienced this pain before my office chair inflicted injury. I’ve researched & believe the pain is from sleeping with my arms tightly bent. Bending the elbow compresses the ulnar nerve and flexes the injured tendon thus exacerbating the injury. I started sleeping with elbow sleeves which reminded me to keep my arms straight(er) throughout the night. Soon, my morning elbow pain began to subside. So what’s the fix? Surgery isn’t an option for me. Advil & ice help but aren’t the cure. So I went to the internet to read all abut epicondylitis (including desertcart product reviews) for a potential fix. Lots of great reviews here on desertcart for various brands of elbow bands and elbow sleeves. Not sure what to do, and growing impatient with the limitations imposed by my elbows (really – I can't pick that up because my elbow hurts??), I decided to purchase several of the better quality/more popular straps and sleeves that I found here on desertcart. For each device, I assume that I purchased the correct size based on the manufacturers sizing recommendation. This of course, doesn’t mean I got the correct sizes. Here are my measurements: Forearm: 11.5” Elbow: 11.5” Bicep: 12.5” A common problem with nearly all of sleeves & straps I purchased, are lack of directions. None of the sleeves tell you which end goes toward the bicep and which side of the sleeve goes over the elbow (top vs bottom). Looking at the sleeves, some have discernible differences in the openings and the weave on top/bottom. Using logic, I assume that I got them on correctly … but not sure in all cases. Same with all the bands (except the EpiSport). Where are they placed in relation to the painful tendon? How much tension should they have? How do they help the healing process? How do these things help prevent injury? The EpiSport has excellent directions describing the mechanics of the band and where to place it. These directions were very helpful making informed assumptions on how to wear all the devices. Strap or sleeve? Generally, I found the straps to be much better for targeting the muscle compression and therefore protecting the tendon. I’ve found the sleeves to be supportive giving some muscle compression & comfort while supporting the injured & surrounding areas. Straps: McDavid 489 Elbow Strap “L”: A comfortable neoprene strap. I found it helpful but limited because it compress the entire arm with some added neoprene high points for focused compression. Because the compression around the arm is mostly uniform, I don’t think it is as effective as the other straps. EpiSport Epicondylitis Clasp “L”: Excellent instructions on how to wear the clasp and how it works. Because of the instructions, I understand how the band is designed to work: "The clasp applies dual compression on the long tendons of the forearm extensor and flexor muscles making them more parallel to allow healing to begin and reduce inflammation and pain.” I wore it on the golf driving range and for a few rounds of golf. It was comfortable and effective. No pain during or after. I believe, this clasp does the best job of targeting and compressing the muscle while reducing the compression elsewhere on the arm. Bauerfeind EpiPoint Elbow Strap One Size: Looking at their web site, I believe this strap is designed for tennis elbow and therefore any vague instructions are geared for compression on the outside of the arm. I reverse everything and use it for golfers elbow. Worked well for tree pruning project with heavy arborist pole saw. Pulling motion was too much for elbows. Not really believing this would help, I decided to try it. Figured it was worth a try since I couldn’t continue anyway. Also didn’t know for sure how to put it on since it didn’t come with any instructions other an elaborate multi language disclaimer booklet. I put it on and pain was gone! Couldn’t believe it. No pain afterward either. Later, Google helped me find this information on where to put the strap and the mechanics of how it works: "The strap should be placed around 2.5 cm distal to the lateral epicondyle”. Turns out, I had the strap too close to the elbow. I found the quote here: http://www.mikereinold.com/2009/07/are-tennis-elbow-straps-effective.html Sleeves: Zensah Compression Elbow Sleeve “M”: Wore it on vigorous hour long mountain bike ride. Did the job. Supported my elbow. No pain during or after ride. The weave of the Zensah appears to be very specific for support & range of motion (this is the only way I could figure out how to wear it). The Zensah is a thinner lighter weave and therefore “cooler”. I think it generally helped with the constant vibrations. McDavid 512 Elastic Elbow Support “L”: Left arm on vigorous hour long mountain bike ride. Did the job. Supported my elbow. No pain during or after ride. Function was not quite as good as the Zensah. The McDavid, however, is a thicker heavier weave & and therefore “warmer”. If want the extra warmth, I will go with McDavid. I sleep with the McDavid sleeve on because it comfortably supports and helps me keep from bending my elbows tightly. Bauerfeind EpiTrain Elbow Support “Size 4: Comfortable neoprene and anatomical/form fitted neoprene sleeve with compression high points that don’t really compress much. It doesn’t come up onto bicep very high and tends to slip down more than others. Although it provides some support and limited compression, its best attribute is impact protection to the painful area. You will know what I’m talking about when you bump the painful tendon connection. I wear this when doing educational part of my Jiu Jitsu class. It won’t, however, stay on my elbow while sparring so I take it off to spar.
Review: GOod - Very comfortable to wear. Just the right amount of support or tightness to quell golfer elbow and reduce vibration that causes the pain. I wore the bandit for almost 2 years and want to try something different. I think this is a step above the bandit. The only gripe is the instructions is very vague. I think I am wearing it correctly but who knows!

## Features

- HELPS MASSAGE TISSUE & REDUCE SWELLING: repeated arm movements every day can lead to sharp forearm/elbow pain. The tissues are over-strained and become swollen and inflamed. The support helps massage the tissue during exercise and stimulates the metabolism. This can help the swelling to go down quickly. Integrated elastic cushion that relieves pressure on the tendon attachments at precisely the right points.
- COMPRESSION TO RELIEVE THE PAIN: Oblong, knobbed visco-elastic compression pad provides targeted intermittent compression to the lateral insertion point, thus relieving pain. Pivoting compression pad can be adjusted for the right or left arm, providing correct anatomical pressure and placement.
- PROFESSIONAL TECHNOLOGY TO ENSURE BEST RESULTS: This elbow support fastens around the forearm with an adjustable band that lets you set the level of compression. A red warning section indicates if the strap is getting to be too tight. Made of washable lightweight pile that is lined with terrycloth to provide comfort and absorb perspiration.
- USED TO HELP TREAT & HELP PREVENT: tennis elbow and golfer's elbow, also known as epicondylitis. One universal size. Circumference in cm 22.5 - 33. The circumference of the elbow should be taken around the widest point below the elbow joint, with the elbow bent.
- THE BAUERFEIND STANDARD OF QUALITY: All Bauerfeind products are made in Germany with the highest manufacturing standards to ensure superior quality. Bauerfeind technology has evolved over the past 80+ years and continues to set the standard in fit, comfort, support and performance.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0793CXW6Q |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Best Sellers Rank | #66,129 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #90 in Elbow Braces |
| Brand Name | Bauerfeind |
| Closure Type | Hook & Loop |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (1,426) |
| Item Dimensions | 3.35 x 5.91 x 2.56 inches |
| Item Weight | 0.11 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | Bauerfeind |
| Material | Polyester Blend |
| Model Number | QO-00657/TU-NG |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Part Number | 13868929 |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only |
| Special Features | Machine Washable |
| Specific Uses For Product | Metabolism,Tennis Elbow,Tendon,Swelling,Epicondylitis |
| Sport Type | Tennis |
| Target Use Body Part | Elbows |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |

## Product Details

- **Age Range (Description):** Adult
- **Brand:** Bauerfeind
- **Color:** Black
- **Specific Uses For Product:** Metabolism,Tennis Elbow,Tendon,Swelling,Epicondylitis
- **Use for:** Elbows

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: How is this better than your cheaper version of black sports elbow strap with adjustable pressure, and easy on and off placement?**
A: This version of the Epipoint "tennis elbow" prevention strap has one key difference.  It works because it has three plastic pressure point plastic balls about the size of the tips of your ring, middle and index finger that happen to be place right where the nerves connect to the elbow and prevent the overuse in racquetball from inflaming your elbow tendons and nerves.  It is as if you had three fingers on three different pressure points versus one generic piece of plastic roughly attempting to hit multiple points, but ends up being less effective.

**Q: Does any of the bauerfeind elbow straps protect both sides of the elbow? also confused which one works best for golfers elbow (inside of elbow)?**
A: I have not used any that help the inside part of the elbow, but the outside of the elbow is helped tremendously for racquetball and tennis overuse symptoms.

**Q: How long are you supposed to wear it?**
A: For me the pain stopped in 2 weeks (I was actually thinking of giving up squash becase the pain was so bad) I kept wearing for months after as it doesn't both me and I found when I stopped wearing it, the pain came back in a month or so. I suggest wearing it for at least a month after the pain stops, and then see if comes back.

**Q: What is the difference between this and bauerfeind - epitrain - elbow sleeve? besides $30 difference…**
A: I can't speak for the elbow sleeve but the EpiPoint is excellent and I have bought it twice.  It is reinforced with steel and has a velcro strap that allows you to really crank up the tightness when needed.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Strap or Sleeve???
*by Z***H on September 29, 2014*

Generally, I’ll compare the devices: Sleeve vs Band/Mfgr. vs Mfgr. The existing Amazon reviews cover the individual pros & cons. For months, I’ve been dealing with moderate to severe medial epicondylitis or “golfers elbow”. Both elbows – more pronounced in right (I’m right handed). As my elbow pain began to become a very persistent problem, I decided to find a “fix”. I’m pleased to say my elbows are much improved … read on. The onset my elbow problems coincided with the failure of the pneumatic piston on my office chair which resulted in the chair sinking to the “bottom”/not staying at the desired height. Not realizing this would cause elbow problems, I procrastinated replacing the chair for a few months because, after all, it was still functional … just lower than I was accustomed to. Once the broken chair was identified as the problem, I immediately stopped using it and replaced it. Slowly, my elbows got better … but they were still injured and needed support to heal. Those of you that have epicondylitis from working at your desk, PLEASE try raising your chair up a few inches. Replacing the chair put me on the road to recovery. However, I soon discovered that healing my “injured” elbows was going to take some time. Riding my bike (road & mountain) inflamed my elbows and set me back in the healing process. Same thing with golf. Taking divots & grounding the club was very painful. Ongoing, my elbows would be especially painful in the morning. I had never experienced this pain before my office chair inflicted injury. I’ve researched & believe the pain is from sleeping with my arms tightly bent. Bending the elbow compresses the ulnar nerve and flexes the injured tendon thus exacerbating the injury. I started sleeping with elbow sleeves which reminded me to keep my arms straight(er) throughout the night. Soon, my morning elbow pain began to subside. So what’s the fix? Surgery isn’t an option for me. Advil & ice help but aren’t the cure. So I went to the internet to read all abut epicondylitis (including Amazon product reviews) for a potential fix. Lots of great reviews here on Amazon for various brands of elbow bands and elbow sleeves. Not sure what to do, and growing impatient with the limitations imposed by my elbows (really – I can't pick that up because my elbow hurts??), I decided to purchase several of the better quality/more popular straps and sleeves that I found here on Amazon. For each device, I assume that I purchased the correct size based on the manufacturers sizing recommendation. This of course, doesn’t mean I got the correct sizes. Here are my measurements: Forearm: 11.5” Elbow: 11.5” Bicep: 12.5” A common problem with nearly all of sleeves & straps I purchased, are lack of directions. None of the sleeves tell you which end goes toward the bicep and which side of the sleeve goes over the elbow (top vs bottom). Looking at the sleeves, some have discernible differences in the openings and the weave on top/bottom. Using logic, I assume that I got them on correctly … but not sure in all cases. Same with all the bands (except the EpiSport). Where are they placed in relation to the painful tendon? How much tension should they have? How do they help the healing process? How do these things help prevent injury? The EpiSport has excellent directions describing the mechanics of the band and where to place it. These directions were very helpful making informed assumptions on how to wear all the devices. Strap or sleeve? Generally, I found the straps to be much better for targeting the muscle compression and therefore protecting the tendon. I’ve found the sleeves to be supportive giving some muscle compression & comfort while supporting the injured & surrounding areas. Straps: McDavid 489 Elbow Strap “L”: A comfortable neoprene strap. I found it helpful but limited because it compress the entire arm with some added neoprene high points for focused compression. Because the compression around the arm is mostly uniform, I don’t think it is as effective as the other straps. EpiSport Epicondylitis Clasp “L”: Excellent instructions on how to wear the clasp and how it works. Because of the instructions, I understand how the band is designed to work: "The clasp applies dual compression on the long tendons of the forearm extensor and flexor muscles making them more parallel to allow healing to begin and reduce inflammation and pain.” I wore it on the golf driving range and for a few rounds of golf. It was comfortable and effective. No pain during or after. I believe, this clasp does the best job of targeting and compressing the muscle while reducing the compression elsewhere on the arm. Bauerfeind EpiPoint Elbow Strap One Size: Looking at their web site, I believe this strap is designed for tennis elbow and therefore any vague instructions are geared for compression on the outside of the arm. I reverse everything and use it for golfers elbow. Worked well for tree pruning project with heavy arborist pole saw. Pulling motion was too much for elbows. Not really believing this would help, I decided to try it. Figured it was worth a try since I couldn’t continue anyway. Also didn’t know for sure how to put it on since it didn’t come with any instructions other an elaborate multi language disclaimer booklet. I put it on and pain was gone! Couldn’t believe it. No pain afterward either. Later, Google helped me find this information on where to put the strap and the mechanics of how it works: "The strap should be placed around 2.5 cm distal to the lateral epicondyle”. Turns out, I had the strap too close to the elbow. I found the quote here: http://www.mikereinold.com/2009/07/are-tennis-elbow-straps-effective.html Sleeves: Zensah Compression Elbow Sleeve “M”: Wore it on vigorous hour long mountain bike ride. Did the job. Supported my elbow. No pain during or after ride. The weave of the Zensah appears to be very specific for support & range of motion (this is the only way I could figure out how to wear it). The Zensah is a thinner lighter weave and therefore “cooler”. I think it generally helped with the constant vibrations. McDavid 512 Elastic Elbow Support “L”: Left arm on vigorous hour long mountain bike ride. Did the job. Supported my elbow. No pain during or after ride. Function was not quite as good as the Zensah. The McDavid, however, is a thicker heavier weave & and therefore “warmer”. If want the extra warmth, I will go with McDavid. I sleep with the McDavid sleeve on because it comfortably supports and helps me keep from bending my elbows tightly. Bauerfeind EpiTrain Elbow Support “Size 4: Comfortable neoprene and anatomical/form fitted neoprene sleeve with compression high points that don’t really compress much. It doesn’t come up onto bicep very high and tends to slip down more than others. Although it provides some support and limited compression, its best attribute is impact protection to the painful area. You will know what I’m talking about when you bump the painful tendon connection. I wear this when doing educational part of my Jiu Jitsu class. It won’t, however, stay on my elbow while sparring so I take it off to spar.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ GOod
*by T***E on September 19, 2025*

Very comfortable to wear. Just the right amount of support or tightness to quell golfer elbow and reduce vibration that causes the pain. I wore the bandit for almost 2 years and want to try something different. I think this is a step above the bandit. The only gripe is the instructions is very vague. I think I am wearing it correctly but who knows!

### ⭐⭐⭐ Review by a Physical Therapist
*by M***E on December 27, 2013*

Review is by Mike's Wife: I am a physical therapist who developed Medial Epicondylitis (Golfer's elbow) and needed to purchase an elbow strap so that I could still treat my patients while it healed (by treating myself at the end of the day). My biggest criticism is that it is falling apart after only a few months of use and I only wear it during my workday I wear a different one at home. The elastic is starting to come out and I have not over-tensioned it or exposed it to any chemicals (which may cause the elastic to degrade). Fof the rest of the review I have made a pro and con list: PROs: -low profile, doesn't show much under clothes -designed to make sure that people do not over-tension which would decrease circulation -comfortable -if you are sensitive to pressure or are in the early/acute phase of you recovery this one will likely be more comfortable than other straps. CONs: -expensive and degrades after a few months of wear -the "knobs" on the pad do not protrude out far enough to take adequate pressure off of the tendon, especially if you have a lot of muscle bulk in your forearm. I had to buy another brand of strap for sports that had a thicker padded area to take the pressure off of the tendon so that I could climb again. Overall, due to the cost and lack of durability, I would NOT recommend this to my patients. If the company improved the products' durability AND made it so that there were different "knob" size options that you could snap-in based on the patient's needs, then I would defiantly recommend it.

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