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Thermo Wrap elbow sleeve with layered fabric pad provides compression and heat retention for medium-sized arms
The Impacto TS21730 Thermo Wrap elbow sleeve is a medium-sized support designed for sports medicine use. Its layered fabric pad provides thermal compression around the elbow joint. The black and blue sleeve fits either arm for targeted warmth and stability.
This sleeve suits users who want a medium Thermo Wrap for heat retention and light compression during activity. It is not for buyers who require a different size, a rigid hinged brace, or a sleeve without thermal properties.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Impacto |
| Model name | TS21730 |
The layered fabric pad is built into the sleeve and is not designed for separate replacement; the whole sleeve is replaced when compression or heat retention declines.
The sleeve relies on body heat for warmth, so the first limit is how long your elbow maintains enough temperature to keep the wrap effective.
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