BULLSEYE TFCC Tear Wrist Brace – Adjustable Wrist Band with Silicone Ring Stabilizer for Ulnar-Sided Pain, DRUJ Instability, Tendinitis, Pinky-Side & Repetitive Injury Support – XS (4–5.5 in)

Having broken a wrist as a child, I’ve lately been trying this Bullseye Brace to help stabilize it and reduce tendon/joint discomfort during exercise, martial arts training, or when lifting heavy objects. Some folks seem to have their old wrist injuries practically disappear when wearing this brace. Such is not the case for me—but it does significantly reinforce the weakness of that wrist and somewhat reduce the tendon pain in the limb, while the hands and wrist joint maintains an ideal flexibility and functionality. Most other braces for the wrist severely limit the range of movement while also not providing as many (or any) of the benefits of this one. It is a bit expensive compared to other braces, and honestly seems like it could be cheaper, but addresses a specific niche of wrist injuries (old, fixed injuries which have left behind some frustrating issues of functionality—as opposed to new, less severe/permanent injuries like sprains and tendonitis, which require different wrist devices for different accommodation). To pay 1.5x, 2x or 3x the price of generic braces manufactured in larger quantities, which are designed for treatments of less severe or permanent wrist issues, would feel more reasonable if the Bullet brace were more refined in design or more durable. I wish it were a bit lower in price so customers who need it could easily buy two or three, perhaps using one daily for work (especially if work involves regular physical labor), and one to keep on hand for exercise, sports, traveling, etc. It would be nice to try different sizes without being frustrated by the cost if one fits poorly. This is a very helpful and welcome product and design and hopefully it becomes more widely accessible and available in the future. Update: 4.5 just because as others have said, it seems to take some sports tape on the inside to keep it from slipping down the forearm slightly. Not a huge deal, but it makes the price feel silly. It’s effective, though.

Tried 4 or 5 different ones for my TFCC injury and this was really the only one that's reasonable comfortable to wear for long periods while also providing sufficient restrictive support.

0 Stars !! Only gave 1 Star because i couldn't post review without it. Horrible experience on a product I really needed. 1st delivery arrived with no product inside Amazon envelope. 2nd time product arrived and opened to find D-ring strap frayed and torn. Rendering wrist band unusable. Returned and asked for replacement Received in same condition as band I returned. D-ring strap frayed/torn and D-ring loose. Product unusable. Not sure if this is a manufacturer or supplier issue but will not order again.

The wrist brace works well and is comfortable. The first wrist wrap broke. The rectangular ring that the velcro strap goes through tore off. Amazon replaced it and so far no problems

I love this little thing. I don't really understand how but it helps my wrist pain sooo much. Even more than a full wrist brace most of the time. Also helps with the numbness/tingling I get.

Update #1: Changed from 1 to 3 stars. Excellent customer support, I contacted manufacturer directly on their website because this seemed like such a basic and bad issue that many people were having. The CEO emailed me after normal business hours on a Friday and said they had one lot with quality issues that have now been fixed. I bought mine April 2026. He continued to contact me over the weekend and is sending me a new band, in a new size Amazon doesn't carry yet. I will update again once durability of new band has been tested. Low quality or poorly engineered connection with strap and D-ring. D-ring torn away in less than three weeks not even wearing it every day. Probably cost about $4/day for number of times I was able to use it. Definitely not worth the $40 price.

My occupational therapist for wrist recommended this brace to me. The Bullseye brace wristband is perfect if you need support in that particular area of the wrist joint, but you don’t want it to be too restricting. My wrist was injured two years ago, so I don’t need a super structured brace, but this provided the ideal amount of support. Fit: Other braces I’ve tried are usually bulky and restricting, mainly because it also wraps up to higher on your hand or lower into your forearm. I really like how it doesn’t cover your palm or doesn’t have too much cloth surface area, so my wrist/hand doesn’t get extra sweaty when wearing it. Size: I was lucky to have the opportunity to try this on when I was at physical therapy, so I knew to choose the S/M size. It fit exactly as expected. Has enough plenty of wiggle room to the Velcro strap to make tighter or looser as needed. Effectiveness: This brace worked much better than my other braces when trying it on to do my physical therapy exercises. It surprisingly prevented pain when doing movements that normally would hurt a little. It feels supportive without being overbearing. Use case: I plan to use this for playing recreational volleyball, and when doing more strenuous power yoga poses. Not sure how comfortable it would be if it was worn all day. I personally don’t feel qualified to recommend the product to anyone, but if someone recommended this to you, I can vouch that this seller is great and I got exactly what I expected.

I was surprised at how cheaply made this product appears. It's a velcro band with a silicone ring embedded in it. Unless it is exceptionally difficult to embed a silicone ring in a wrist band, this item is overpriced for the quality. I don't like feeling ripped off. If I saw this item out of the box with no knowledge of it, based on the look, weight, and feel I would not think more than five dollars was spent on it. The strap gives dollar store vibes. While it applies compression as intended, the cheap velcro easily attaches to and snags anything in range. Typically items at this price point reveal there was some kind of thought about design. Not much here as far as I can tell. It seemed to fit fine despite the not so user friendly details on fit. My overall thought was: If this is what 40 dollars gets me, I'll make my own compression band. I imagine the raw materials would cost under five dollars at any craft store. Bottom line, if you're thinking "you get what you pay for" and opt for this higher price compression band, you'll be sorely disappointed.

J'ai mesuré mon poignet et selon le tableau de taille ça me prenait un s/m. Le tableau est inexact le S/M est beaucoup trop petit 1.5" d'écart. Ça me prendrait un l/XL. Je ne sais pas si ça va aider, mais sérieusement 90$ pour ça c'est vraiment exagéré.

It unfortunately broke on the first day I used it

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