Body Helix Wrist Helix Compression Sleeve

Overview

The body helix Wrist Helix is a 4-inch sleeve built from high-stretch synthetic fabric over a closed-cell synthetic rubber core. It stretches enough to pull over your hand, then rebounds to its original size so it locks to the skin and stays put — no readjusting mid-game and no bulky straps or buckles. At 2.5 mm thick with 20–30 mmHg compression, it’s designed to add warmth and support to the wrist and surrounding tendons while leaving your range of motion free.

It’s offered in black as a one-size-fits-many sleeve for either the right or left wrist. Machine washable and dryable, latex free, with a flatlock 6-thread seam. Engineered in Charlotte, NC and manufactured at the body helix factory in Greensboro, NC.

Key features

• High-stretch, high-rebound fabric slips over the hand and snaps back to size
• Locks to your skin so you don’t need to readjust it
• 20–30 mmHg medical-grade compression at 2.5 mm thick
• Closed-cell foam core that won’t absorb odor and bacteria
• No bulky straps or buckles, and designed not to limit range of motion
• Machine wash in warm water and dry on medium heat
• Latex free with a flatlock 6-thread seam
• Made in the USA at the body helix factory in Greensboro, NC

Specifications

What’s in the box

• One body helix Wrist Compression Sleeve for either the right or left wrist

Good for

• Wrist soreness after pickleball and other racket sports
• Keeping the wrist and forearm tendons warm through a long session on the courts
• Everyday aches from repetitive hand and wrist use at work
• Light support during activity without restricting movement

Things to consider

• One size only — measure the circumference of your palm where it meets your fingers, not your wrist. It fits up to 9.5" but will feel loose below 7".
• Several reviewers with smaller wrists found the current sleeve looser than the discontinued strap-style version.
• Returns accepted within 30 days on un-worn, like-new product, with a 10% restocking fee unless you’re exchanging.
• If your wrist pain is ongoing, severe or follows an injury, check with a clinician before using compression.

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