Lonnie Brace
The Lonnie Brace is the best brace for Cubital Tunnel Syndrome, Tendonitis, Tennis Elbow and general Elbow Pain. Users can comfortably wear this brace in the flexible configuration for movement throughout the day or use the optional support for a rigid brace style which is comfortable for night/sleep.
Comfortable and Flexible or Rigid (user option)
Easily worn day and night Increases usability of brace from an average of only
ONLY elbow brace on market to cushion elbow and decompress ulnar nerve
Only brace that prevents injury and re-injury during day
Removable, Rigid Hinge attachment for bonus relief during sleep if needed
Can be worn on either arm
The Lonnie Brace is the best brace for Cubital Tunnel Syndrome, Tendonitis, Tennis Elbow and general Elbow Pain. Users can comfortably wear this brace in the flexible configuration for movement throughout the day or use the optional support for a rigid brace style which is comfortable for night/sleep.
Comfortable and Flexible or Rigid (user option)
Easily worn day and night Increases usability of brace from an average of only
ONLY elbow brace on market to cushion elbow and decompress ulnar nerve
Only brace that prevents injury and re-injury during day
Removable, Rigid Hinge attachment for bonus relief during sleep if needed
Can be worn on either arm
The Lonnie Brace is the best brace for Cubital Tunnel Syndrome, Tendonitis, Tennis Elbow and general Elbow Pain. Users can comfortably wear this brace in the flexible configuration for movement throughout the day or use the optional support for a rigid brace style which is comfortable for night/sleep.
Comfortable and Flexible or Rigid (user option)
Easily worn day and night Increases usability of brace from an average of only
ONLY elbow brace on market to cushion elbow and decompress ulnar nerve
Only brace that prevents injury and re-injury during day
Removable, Rigid Hinge attachment for bonus relief during sleep if needed
Can be worn on either arm
What Does The Lonnie Brace Treat?
Cubital Tunnel Syndrome Pain
General Elbow Pain
Ulnar Nerve Damage Pain
Tendinitis Pain
Complex Repetitive Strain Injuries
Golf and Tennis Elbow