Tennis

Tennis puts repeated strain on the elbow, wrist and shoulder – tennis elbow is the most common overuse injury among players. Explore our dedicated Tennis Elbow Strap and Tennis Elbow Support, plus wrist, shoulder, knee and back support to help you train and compete with confidence.

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Prevent overloads such as tennis elbow or relieve pain with our special supports and braces

Tennis Support – Built for the Demands of the Court

Tennis combines explosive direction changes with thousands of repetitive strokes over the course of a match, which puts predictable stress on a few key areas — above all the elbow. This collection focuses on the supports that actually address those stress points, starting with our two dedicated tennis elbow solutions.

Tennis Elbow – Our Two Dedicated Solutions

UD Tennis Elbow Strap – Targeted Relief. A slim, adjustable strap with a removable pressure pad that sits over the tendon insertion point. Low-profile and one-size, it's built for players who want focused compression without extra bulk under a shirt sleeve.

UD Tennis Elbow Sleeve – Full Coverage. A 3mm neoprene sleeve with double pelottes and two hook-and-loop straps for individually adjustable pressure. It wraps the whole elbow in warmth and compression — more coverage than the strap, for players who want broader support through a full match.

Strap or sleeve? The strap gives you slim, targeted pressure exactly where tennis elbow hurts most. The sleeve adds all-around warmth and compression for players who want more complete support.

Elbow, Shoulder & Wrist – Supporting the Full Swing

QD Elbow Sleeve – Everyday Light Support. A light 3mm neoprene sleeve for general elbow warmth and compression during training — a simpler option for players who don't need the targeted pressure of the tennis elbow strap or sleeve.

QD Shoulder Support – For the Serve. Soft 3mm neoprene support that keeps the shoulder warm and lightly compressed through overhead motion, from the first serve in the warm-up to the last point of the match.

QD Wrist & Thumb Support – Light Grip Support. A slim 1.5mm support that stabilizes the wrist and thumb against the strain of repeated grip and stroke impact, without limiting racket feel.

X-RX Wrist Support – Adjustable Stability. An anatomical wrist support with an adjustable hook-and-loop strap, for players who want to dial in extra stability during long matches while keeping an open-grip design for racket feel.

Knee & Back – Support for Movement on Court

RX Knee Sleeve 3mm – Light Support for Footwork. The lightest sleeve in the RX line, giving the knee warmth and compression while staying slim enough not to get in the way of lunges and quick direction changes.

UD Knee Strap – Patella Strain Relief. A slim strap with a pressure pad over the patellar tendon, aimed at the kind of jumper's-knee strain that can build up from repeated serves and overheads.

QD Back Support 3mm – Rotational Support. Compression and warmth for the lower back, helping counter the rotational load that serves and groundstrokes put on the spine and back muscles.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What's the difference between the Tennis Elbow Strap and the Tennis Elbow Sleeve?

The Strap gives slim, targeted pressure right on the tendon insertion point. The Sleeve wraps the full elbow in neoprene for broader warmth, compression and support. Many players start with the strap and move to the sleeve if they want more coverage.

Do I need wrist support to play tennis?

Not everyone does, but many players use it to manage strain from repeated grip and stroke impact. The Wrist & Thumb Support is a light option for everyday play, while the X-RX Wrist Support offers adjustable, more tunable stability.

What other areas benefit from support during tennis?

Beyond the elbow and wrist, the shoulder takes strain from the serve, the knees from lunges and direction changes, and the lower back from rotational movement — all areas covered in this collection.