Custom SLR Arm Sling – Split Strap Ergonomic Shoulder & Arm Support, Adjustable for Left/Right, Breathable Lightweight Design
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Features
- SPLIT STRAP TECHNOLOGY Distributes weight evenly across your shoulder to reduce pressure points and neck fatigue.
- ERGONOMIC DESIGN Contours to the shoulder curve for better comfort during extended wear.
- BREATHABLE & LIGHTWEIGHT Soft neoprene padding with ventilation to keep skin cool and comfortable.
- ADJUSTABLE & UNIVERSAL FIT Extends and contracts to fit most adults; reversible for left or right arm.
- EASY ON/OFF + SUPPORTIVE DETAILS Thumb loop stabilizes hand, hidden pocket stores small essentials, and quick-release mechanism makes removal simple.
- DURABLE Built from premium materials that are safe and long-lasting.
Features
- Split Strap Technology : Distributes weight evenly to reduce pain/fatigue and provides superior ventilation
- Adjustable Length: Adjusts to fit most adults
- Unique Ergonomic Design: Conforms to shoulder for unparalleled comfort
- Maximum Comfort
Brand: Custom SLR
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
Specific Uses For Product: Sprain, Labrum Tear, Rotator Cuff Injury, Fracture
Use for: Arm
Age Range (Description): Adult
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 9.5 x 4.1 x 2.9 inches; 6.74 Ounces
Item model number : SSARM
Department : Unisex
Date First Available : June 21, 2011
Manufacturer : Custom SLR
Brand: healjoy
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
Specific Uses For Product: Fracture, Labrum Tear, Rotator Cuff Injury, Sprain
Use for: Arm
Age Range (Description): Adult
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 9.5 x 4.1 x 2.9 inches; 5.61 ounces
Item model number : SSARM
Date First Available : June 21, 2011
Manufacturer : Custom SLR
Best Sellers Rank: #38,289 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household) #18 in Arm Supports
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Customer Reviews: 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 9,409 ratings
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Top Amazon Reviews
Great sling but just too small for my husband. Looks very well made and will fit average person. Wish it fit because it looks very comfortable.
Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2025 by jennifer b.
Sling was so much better than the sling given by the hospital when my daughter broke her arm! Much more comfortable. Straps were easy to adjust and the price was right. Glad I made the purchase and my daughter was too!
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2025 by M. Lucas
I was given a very basic sling at the hospital after recent wrist surgery. It had a huge pocket area, but was nearly impossible to adjust the length of sling without removing it, had a rough fabric strap, and closed with Velcro right by the neck which was tremendously irritating. So I went shopping at Amazon and wound up getting this sling. What's good: - The neck strap is definitely more comfortable than the one on the basic product Mueller Arm Sling, Blue, One Size I got at the hospital. - The one-handed length adjustment – when you figure out how to put it together – makes it very easy to raise or lower the sling while wearing it. I noted "when you figure out how to put it together" because as other reviewers have noted, the assembly wasn't intuitive and there were no instructions. What's not good: - the arm pouch really isn't long enough. I had wrist surgery, and the end of the pouch is right where my wrist rests. If my hand had not been a cast, it wouldn't have been safe to use this. I couldn't have used it immediately after the surgery, because my wrist was simply in a splint and wrappings. There would've been no support at all, resulting in pain at best and injury at worst. Bear in mind, I'm a somewhat tall woman; this would probably fit a child or a smaller woman fairly well. I don't believe it would fit an adult man. From what I understand, the larger version of the sling isn't a whole lot better with regards to wrist support as it just adds fabric beyond where the strap attaches, versus having a longer supported length. - The interior pockets aren't really useful. They're about the right size to put a credit card or something in them, but the complete lack of friction would make me worry that the card would slide out unnoticed. - The overall strap length is a bit too long. When I had it set at its shortest, it was just about right for me when walking around. It would be too long for a shorter person. On the plus side, when I needed to loosen it for sleep, there was plenty of length for me to get comfortable. - The wrist end of it is basically sewn together, connected by a couple of very short bits of fabric. That made it tricky to put a largish cast into the sling - The thumb loops are elastic, which sounds like a good idea until you realize that your arm will try to slide out of the sling, and this will let that happen (to an extent), then you wind up with the elastic gouging into your thumb.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2018 by Virginia Booklover
This sling is very good post surgery. The hospital sling was a cheap joke and ended up making my shoulder hurt. It is actually the correct length for a taller person, has padding for the wrist, an easy to use adjustable strap, and best of all very nice neck padding. The arm and shoulder are not fatigued wearing it and it is easy to get on and off. Sleep is also comfortable with the thumb loop. We would recommend this sling especially if you have to wear one for more than a day.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2025 by Tony
Mixed feelings about this sling. The product itself, the sling and strap, are very good. Nice materials, look to be solidly assembled. Good size: I'm 6-2, 210 and it fits and adjusts well and is comfortable. The split strap shoulder pad is first class. It should be - Custom SLR (single-lens reflex) mainly markets straps for pro photographers. So basically it's a pro-level camera strap sewn to a decent sling. The problem is in the horrible instructions. No instructions come in the box (really?). The instructions on the product page are not for the model that I received and nowhere on the sellers website can you find correct instructions. So unless you have a lot of experience with strap connections you might have a hard time figuring it out. On the plus side I put in a help request with the seller and received a (partial) response in about two hours. But who has two hours to decipher how to do what should be a two minute (heck, thirty seconds) assembly? And oh yeah - I wore the sling to karate class. It worked fine in protecting my shoulder. But it also left black marks on my white gi jacket at the collar where the strap sits. Maybe they'll come out in the wash. The point is you should probably wash the sling first to get some of the dye out. At the least try not to wear light clothing the first few wearings.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2018 by Stephen Kilduff
I had a bad injury that caused 4 surgeries in 3 years. I did everything I could to make my sling not hurt. 12 years later I'm hurt again. 1 order and this sling is so comfortable. I am built big so most things do not fit me well. I have a 30 inch shoulder and 48 inch chest. Fits well for all the big boys nothing else fits.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2025 by MattTheMule MattTheMule
Much superior to the one it is replacing. The fabric is light and strong. I like the cushioning at the wrist, and I love the double shoulder strap. The old single strap cut into my neck and shoulder from the weight of my arm. The strap is easily adjustable with one hand. The old sling's strap was velcro and that stopped holding right away. This one has a self tightening, lift to release strap cinch, like you'd find on a good quality backpack. It works great.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2025 by John
Very good fit (for non-petite people), easily adjustable, and easy to put on by yourself with a little practice. The thumb straps help keep your arm stable and they prevent the arm from slipping out. The vertical adjustment strap is easy to use with your one good hand. The Velcro connector on the front which receives the vertical support strap is well designed and durable. The fabric of the sling is comfortable. I was able to use this sling easily during daytime activities, and was able to sleep with it as well. I highly recommend this sling. I will be ordering another one to put in our family med bag.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2024 by Scott Hillmer