UltraSling II - Shoulder Immobilizer

Post-op Right Rotator Cuff Repair and was told I have to wear a sling for six weeks. After two weeks I'm finally getting use to my new "friend", but this was after a few modifications to the original model.

I suggest going to an auto store and buying a seat belt padding for the strap around the neck. Real sheep hide is the best, but the synthetic is just as good. It adds extra padding and comfort. Next the strap that supports the foam pillow that goes around your waist. Eventually it will start cutting into your side with wear. Go to Home Depot or a fabric store and get some velco and build it up. This will stop the cutting into your sat night while you try to sleep upright. As for the little red ball do with it what you want. It's annoying and the other mods would help those of us who are required to wear this thing for six weeks.

After all is said and done this sling provides excellent protects for my shoulder.

i'm using this sling after rotator cuff surgery. It's been nearly three weeks of six. I find it very comfortable. I've had no problem with the neck strap. Of course it's awkward in bed. I've been mostly sleeping in a recliner. The ball is detachable. Everything is velcroed together so it is infinitely adjustable. It looks good too. I wish I knew if the sling part is washable because it gets very sweaty with a little exercise. Over all I can't imagine a better sling.

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This shoulder immobilizer was provided by the hospital following my shoulder replacement surgery and rotator cup repair a week ago. So far it is doing what it is designed to do. Definitely get the seat belt sheep's wool pad. I thought of it the first time they put the brace on me. Feels a lot more comfortable. well made.

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