Trizone Elbow Support

Product Details

Product Description

Features & Benefits:

Three zones of compression strategically placed around the elbow

Silicone banding injected directly onto the sleeve helps remove pain associated with golf and tennis elbow while stabilizing the joint and supporting the bicep and triceps muscles

All-natural Carbonized Bamboo is thermal regulating

Anti-migration technology helps to keep the sleeve secure to the bicep and eliminate slip

Reflectivity for enhanced visibility in low light conditions

Our DONJOY Performance Trizone Elbow Sleeve is a hybrid design combining the properties of compression and bracing in a single sleeve. The carbonized bamboo circular knit construction allows for targeted, zonal compression. Three distinct compression zones which include: a stability zone with strategically placed injected silicone to provide support for the elbow joint and the benefit of enhanced proprioception, a compression zone which improves circulation and provides mild support to the joint structure and surrounding muscle tissue, and a comfort zone that provides lighter compression for enhanced fit. The Trizone elbow support is a low profile performance product designed to keep you moving and supported.

Size Chart & Fit Help

SIZING NOTE: Runs big, we encourage you to size down

Measurement	Small	Medium	Large	X-Large
Inches	10 - 11.5	11.5 - 13	13 - 14.5	14.5 - 16
Centimeters	25 - 29	29 - 33	33 - 37	37 - 41

Measurement taken at mid-bicep.

Product Questions (39)

Product Questions

DonJoy Performance Trizone Elbow Support

Product Questions

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HK at 9/21/2016 11:40 AM
• Most of the positive reviews are from men. Will this fit a non-gym rat female? Looking for support and shock absorption for tennis in medium to high recreational/club level.
• The DonJoy Performance Trizone Elbow Support is a great brace for women and men. It will offer a stability zone with strategically placed injected silicone to provide support for the elbow.
Dustin at 9/6/2016 3:51 PM
• I play baseball the positions i play put a lot of stress on my elbow so much that it makes holding stuff the next day difficult what would the recommended brace be
• Yes, it will provide compression on to the arm and supporting the bicep and triceps muscles. Which will help reduce soreness.
Shani at 9/6/2016 8:27 AM
• My son got his elbow hit in a football game from a face mask. It swelled up some but didn't hurt. He played his next game and after that game his elbow was huge and hurt. I am sure it is the bursa sack causing the problem. Will this protect it and provide cusion from the impact on his elbow when he plays his next game?
• Unfortunately this will no help with impact. A good elbow Brace that will help provide some support and protection will be our DonJoy performance Bionic Elbow, the brace itself has meal side hinges that will provide more protection. Please see link below:
  https://www.betterbraces.com/bionic-elbow-brace
  
Nick at 9/4/2016 6:06 PM
• I do crossfit and when I do ring muscle ups my elbow starts to give out on me and I get pain while lifting what would be a good one to help
• The Trizone Elbow Support is great for compression and should help aid in supporting the joint for lifting. If this does not provide enough support the DonJoy Performance Bionic Elbow would be a step up in support, and protection.
  https://www.betterbraces.com/bionic-elbow-brace
  
Suzy at 8/21/2016 1:19 PM
• My 12 year old daughter does competitive cheer. She often complains of her elbows hurting and they often give out on her while tumbling (especially during back handspring ). We have tried several braces and are having a hard time finding one that gives her support while letting her still bend her elbows for tucks and basing. Which elbow brace do you recommend?
  
• Yes, the DonJoy Performance Trizone Elbow Support would offer her compression for enhanced fit and better range of motion. It is designed to keep you moving through repetitive motion injuries.
Jennifer at 7/28/2016 10:34 AM
• My daughter, who is 12, dislocated her left elbow playing softball. Would the bionic elbow brace or trizone elbow support be better for playing softball, she is a pitcher. Which one would have better range of motion to catch a ball hit back to her at the pitchers mound?
• Our DJP Bionic elbow will be her best choice, this will not restrict any motion in her arm, and will provide the maximum stability to her arm. The x strapping will help prevent hyper extension.
Willis at 7/22/2016 7:12 AM
• I measure at a 9, 9 1/2 so what size should I get or is there a way to make it smaller..
• The smallest size available is a Small. The small starts at 10 inches. You could try it and see if it will work out for you or not. You have 60 days to return the item if it doesn't work out for you.
Margaret S. at 7/7/2016 3:03 PM
• I have a severe form of bursitis on both elbows from leaning on my elbows for a long periods of time. My elbow circumference is 11"
  I have tried other braces and they do not work for me as the material makes my skin itch, the brace binds on the elbow joint and they slip off (Even when I measure per the manufacture instructions) Will this brace slip or bind and can I use this brace for sensitive skin? Can I use all day too? What do you suggest? I'm desperate for relive and protection of my elbows while they heal. Many Thanks.
• The DonJoy Performance Trizone Elbow Support would be a good choice. It is great for sore elbows and overused elbows. It has three zones of compression delivered to the elbow. It is made from carbonized bamboo which is great for temperature control and it is also anti- bacterial to help eliminate odors. You would need to measure the circumference of your mid- bicep in the relaxed position to determine the correct size for you.
Ashvin at 7/4/2016 10:15 AM
• I've had this brace for just over a month and some of the silicone is cracked at the elbow joint (right through). What is the warranty on the brace?
• The DONJOY PERFOMANCE TRIZONE has a 6 month warranty. If there is any defect on it and you have purchased it through us, we can replace it under warranty if it is within the first 6months of purchase. Please send us an email with a photo of the product showing the quality issue, along with your order information, and description of the issue. Email to: service@betterbraces.com
  
Jim at 5/4/2016 11:30 PM
• I recently had surgery for a complete tricep tendon rupture and also a partial tear of the medial tendon...will this brace help me with support and comfort?
• The Don Joy Trizone Elbow will offer you compression and mild elbow support. If you feel you want a little more support the I would suggest the Binoic Elbow
  https://www.betterbraces.com/bionic-elbow-brace
Amy at 4/19/2016 10:19 AM
• My 14 year old daughter is a softball player. She plays infield and pitcher. She tore the ligament in her elbow. It is healing but does bother her throwing overhand. She uses the hinged donjoy for basketball but finds it to restrictive to pitch with. Would this be a good option?
• I do think this would be an option for her to try. The sleeve offers mild support and compression of the elbow
Ken at 4/8/2016 9:25 AM
• I am right at 13 inch, should I get the M or L?
• I would suggest the Medium
Santiago at 3/25/2016 12:10 PM
• Hello,
  I'm a postal worker and recently have been diagnosed with tennis elbow. Fortunately I don't need surgery but have to deal with daily weight in my left arm. I was wondering it this brace would be enough or if you have any other product that would give me the support I need. Thanks
• The DonJoy Trizone Elbow support will provide mild support for the elbow ans well as compression. Without a diagnosis of what is going on with your elbow this might be all of the brace you need, as if offers general elbow support
Julia at 3/17/2016 4:03 PM
• I have hyper extended my elbow a few times and im afraid ill do it again when i tumble for cheer leading, what kind of brace would i need
• The Bionic Elbow will provide support to the elbow and it can be adjusted to help limit motion so that you can prevent hyper-extension. https://www.betterbraces.com/bionic-elbow-brace
Jef at 2/27/2016 7:04 PM
• I work for a tree care service ware I climb trees for pruning, my elbow will pop out of place will this brace help to keep my elbow in place
• No you would need a more supportive elbow brace such as the Elbow Guard. The Elbow Guard has two hinges and will prevent elbow hyper-extension
  https://www.betterbraces.com/donjoy-elbow-guard
Tony Portale at 2/26/2016 8:30 AM
• I see the brace references the tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis). I have medial (golfers elbow). Is this brace just as effective?
  Thank you
• Yes this brace can be used for medial as well it has silicone on both sides of the elbow
Richard at 2/11/2016 6:29 AM
• I have a hyper extended elbow the doc sugested a brace. Will this be sufficient support on my elbow for bowling.
• No you would need to go with the Bionic Elbow or the Elbow Guard. These braces can restrict hyperextension the Trizone does not
  https://www.betterbraces.com/bionic-elbow-brace https://www.betterbraces.com/donjoy-elbow-guard
scot at 2/6/2016 11:31 AM
• my arm is larger than whats on your sizing chart .Do you makeextended sizes?
• I am sorry, at this time that support is not available bigger than the XL size
Nicole at 2/2/2016 6:17 AM
• I have had tennis elbow for months and it's starting to get better but I still can't do certain exercises or lift heavier weights. I just started using lighter weights again, will this help?
• A tennis elbow strap might work better for you such as the Tizone Tennis/Golf Support or the surround elbow or the Surround Elbow
  https://www.betterbraces.com/trizone-tennis-golf-support https://www.betterbraces.com/donjoy-surround-elbow-support
Chavez at 1/30/2016 7:53 PM
• Every time i do bicep curls i feel a sharp pain in my elbow and cant go below 90° without discomfort. Will this one be the best fit for lifting weights, and whats the guarantee on the return policy if it doesnt help?
• The Trizone elbow support provides compression and mild support to the elbow. If the brace does not help you have 60 days to return it
Ang at 1/23/2016 12:01 PM
• Hi. I have tricep tendinitis. I am looking for a brace that is comfortable while playing. Is this the one u would recommend or any other? Thx
• Yes the Trizone Elbow Support will offer compression to your elbow and some support to that tricep area
william at 1/19/2016 12:50 PM
• Can this brace be used on the left arm?
• Yes it can be worn on either elbow
Bert at 1/4/2016 3:42 PM
• I play quarterback during flag football and I have a partially torn UCL. Would this help stabilize my elbow while I'm playing?
• The Trizone Elbow Support will provide compression and mild support of your elbow. This may be the only support you need, however you will not be able to throw with a heavier hinged support such and the Bionic Elbow
Albert at 1/3/2016 4:14 PM
• $50.00 (Cost for 1 or 2)
• one
scott at 1/3/2016 3:53 PM
• I tore my tricep and had it reattached to elbow. Which brace is best while rehabbing. The elbow joint stays sore since center I have no muscle to support the elbow joint
• The Trizone Elbow Support will provide compression and warmth to your elbow while it is healing. If you would like a little more support the Bionic Elbow will provide bilateral support with the hinges.
  https://www.betterbraces.com/bionic-elbow-brace
Garrett at 12/22/2015 1:16 PM
• For sizing. It says to measure the middle of the bicep. Do u measure the bicep flexed or unflexed? As I would imagine this would affect how it fits when working out.
• Take the measurement in a resting position with the bicep non flexed
Albert at 12/16/2015 9:41 PM
• Can I use this brace when I lift weights? If not what brace do you recommend?
• Yes you can wear this brace t lift weights
Jeremy at 11/19/2015 1:26 PM
• My son had elbow surgery from pitching I am looking for the best brace for him to wear when he is pitching and playing third base is this the one or is there a better one
• Jeremy
  The Trizone Elbow Support will provide compression of the elbow and the silicone in the Sleeve will prevent pain in the bicep and triceps muscle areas. The sleeve does not offer any medial or lateral joint support though. He should be able to throw with the support on and might have a tougher time with a more supportive brace
JT at 11/19/2015 11:18 AM
• Hello, I've been reading on all of your TriZone products. Whats the difference between circular knit and 4 way stretch? Are they similar?
• The Circular knit is just the way the material is constructed to allow for the three zones of compression. I do not recognize the term 4 way stretch
Lawrence kimp at 11/15/2015 8:18 PM
• I go to the gym every day. When I do BENCH presses, my elbow hurts right where the tendon meets the elbow. ( tendonitis) Does your product help support the tendons while doing bench presses?
• Lawrence
  The Trizone Elbow provides compression of the elbow and mild support over the silicone areas of the brace. The Trizone Tennis/Golf Support would focus just on that area of your elbow which is bothering you.
  https://www.betterbraces.com/trizone-tennis-golf-support
Lorans at 11/2/2015 8:48 PM
• Hi I dislocated my elbow last year wrestling. And I am coming back this year to start competing again. Will this brace help keep my elbow stabled and help prevent injuries. Is there a better brace ?
• Lorans
  The Trizone Elbow will only provide compression to your elbow. It will not prevent an elbow dislocation. the best brace to prevent dislocation would be the Bionic Elbow or the Elbow Guard. https://www.betterbraces.com/bionic-elbow-brace https://www.betterbraces.com/donjoy-elbow-guard
Nick at 11/2/2015 2:58 PM
• I have a small tear in the tricep and am looking for something to wear for support while I'm rehabbing it at the gym. Would this be the best option?
• Nick
  Yes the Trizone Elbow support will provide compression and support to your elbow while working out.
Christian at 11/1/2015 7:41 PM
• Would this brace be ok for heavy lifting bench press?
• Christian
  Yes definitely
  
Rob at 10/28/2015 12:30 PM
• Is this brace appropriate for a water polo goalie who has a hyper-extension injury? Basically, can this brace be in the pool and get wet?
• Rob
  The Trizone Elbow Support can be worn in the water and while playing water polo but it will not prevent elbow hyper-extension. The only elbow brace that will prevent hyper-extension is the Elbow Guard or the Bionic Elbow.
  https://www.betterbraces.com/donjoy-elbow-guard https://www.betterbraces.com/bionic-elbow-brace
Ashley at 10/28/2015 5:05 AM
• Can I wear this brace during softball and basketball on my throwing and shooting arm?
• Yes you can
Hunter at 10/13/2015 5:23 PM
• I dislocated my elbow tore and stretched tendons it keeps wanting to pop out will this help with lifting
• Hunter
  The Trizone Elbow is for tennis and golf elbow. It sounds like you need something with more support such as the Elbow Guard
  https://www.betterbraces.com/donjoy-elbow-guard
Trace at 9/20/2015 1:38 PM
• To correctly measure this, is it measured with a flexed bicep or static?
• Trace
  measure the bicep in a relaxed position
Julie at 8/26/2015 7:57 PM
• Does the orange go on the outside or inside of your arm?
• Hello,
  
  Thank you for Contacting Betterbraces.
  
  The orange silicone banding is designed to target medial and lateral elbow pain. The Orange banding will sit on the inside and outside of your elbow. Please contact us with additional questions at 1-800-553-6019.
  
  Have a Great Day.
ioannis makripodis at 6/17/2015 2:29 AM
• i would like to ask if i can use this in water for surfing. if not can you sagest me a waterproof elbow supprt?
  thank you in advance
• Yes, you can use the DonJoy Performance Trizone Elbow Support in the water. Just make sure you rinse with fresh clean water afterwards, and let it air dry.

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DonJoy Performance Trizone Elbow Support

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Sizing is a little off, but looks good

Reviewed by: Jason
Verified Purchase

I have medial epicondylitis in my elbows so I ordered this sleeve, hoping to help relieve the pain during basketball and weight lifting. I measured the middle of my bicep (at resting position) at about 12 inches (30.5 cm), so I ordered a medium. I'm sure it will vary for everyone but for me, the medium was a little too tight. I've played basketball with it on one time and it was honestly very difficult to slide it up onto my arm. Rather than a compression type of fit, it felt more like it was squeezing my arm so it was slightly uncomfortable. Had I know that it was going to fit like this, I would have gotten a large. I was reluctant to go a size up since the website said it runs a little big. Again, we are all built differently, so go with your best judgement (flip a coin?) on sizing based on your mid bicep measurement. It might help, in the future, if they offered up a sizing measurement for the forearm as well (this is where I had trouble sliding the sleeve up my arm. Hopefully, I can pick up a larger size in the future but I'll just have to deal with the extra tight fit for now.

Pros: It looks good and would probably feel a lot better if I were to size up to a large.

Cons: Sizing measurements vary, depending on the individual.

Posted on July 6, 2017

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Great Support sleeve

Reviewed by: Shannon
Verified Purchase

I love this. I have a partial tear to my bicep tendon and ordered this as support to go along with PT in an effort not to finish tearing the tendon. This offers great support, a good quality brace. I am very happy with it.

Pros: Good quality material, true fit

Posted on March 25, 2018

Review was helpful? Yes (4) | No (1)

Good product

Reviewed by: Gordon Allen
Verified Purchase

I like the support of sleeve although it is slightly longer than needed.
A 3/4 version would be better and equally supportive for the elbow.

Pros: Got supportive product for relief of tennis and golfers elbow.

Cons: Little bit too long, fits up to arm pit.

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Posted on December 20, 2017

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This is the real deal in protection and support

Reviewed by: Dr. Ralph Cornwell Jr
Verified Purchase

Looks good. Does what it is intended to do: keep elbow joint warm, add stability, allows for easy full ROM during all activities. Would highly recommend this brace. You should send products to my lab and i would personally put your product through the rigors and give you needed feedback.

Pros: Stability, protection of elbow joint. Seems to reduce inflammation, Keep joint warm. Could wear it all day if I had to. Could comfortably wear it as i sleep.

Cons: Can't really think of any. Buy it!

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Posted on May 9, 2017

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Very Good Product

Reviewed by: Barry Harris
Verified Purchase

This is a very good product. I was surprised how well it worked to relieve my elbow pain during workouts. This was especially surprising since it is a knitted sleeve and not a mechanical brace.

Pros: Good support, light weight, easy to clean.

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Posted on March 9, 2017

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Excellent Elbow Brace

Reviewed by: Gio Roberts
Verified Purchase

This is a well made, comfortable and durable elbow brace. Quality is a key factor, and I am very pleased with this purchase

Pros: Comfort, Fit and drability

Cons: Washing is a chore

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Posted on February 20, 2017

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Good product

Reviewed by: Cary Harger

It gave my athlete (QB) the support he needed after his elbow injury. He was very happy with it.

Posted on October 26, 2016

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Very good elbow sleeve

Reviewed by: Got Game

For the most part, this is a good sleeve. I bought this sleeve to help my golfers elbow. The sleeve keeps the forearm close to the elbow nice and compressed. But it is not too compressing past the elbow towards the bicep. Most of my pain is right at the inner elbow joint at the bone. So I place a strap just above elbow and it helps slot. I do like the sleeve, comfortable and it does help my overall elbow pain.

Pros: Compresses lower arm well. Looks good and comfortable.

Cons: Doesn't compress a lot just above elbow. A little difficult to pull up arm.

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Posted on September 28, 2017

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Support is too large, sizing is not correct

Reviewed by: Rick
Verified Purchase

My biceps are 19 inches and this support fits too loose. does nothing to support my elbows. I normally use an X Large with other supports which fit almost too tight. This one almost hangs on my arm.

Cons: Too large.

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Posted on August 14, 2017

Hi Rick, Thank you for your feedback. Sorry this brace did not work for you. We offer a no-risk, unconditional 30-day money back guarantee. View our return policy and start the returns process here: https://www.betterbraces.com/returns. Please contact customer service for any issues. Thank you, Customer Service

22 Aug, 2017

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Helpful but not big enough

Reviewed by: Hopeful okie
Verified Purchase

This has been helpful but there needs to be a larger size. My husband is muscular but not weightlifter big and the x large is too small. He's stretched it and wears it but would probably wear it longer if it fit better.

Pros: Supportive and durable

Cons: Too small

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Posted on May 2, 2017

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