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compression sleeves

martin6651 · 2013-09-03 21:41:28

Any one know where I can get neoprene arm compression sleeves. The reason I'm asking is when I do a long open water swim my index and middle go numb but if I wear a wet suit it does not happen. I don't like to wear a wet suit. So I'm hoping they might help.

03-09-2013 9:41pm

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martin6651

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Any one know where I can get neoprene arm compression sleeves. The reason I'm asking is when I do a long open water swim my index and middle go numb but if I wear a wet suit it does not happen. I don't like to wear a wet suit. So I'm hoping they might help.

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#2 05-09-2013 2:54pm

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Not neoprene but these hold up well in the water: http://www.legstyle.eu/home/101-micromassage-calf-sleeves-solidea.html

I wear them as arm sleeves aswell as calf sleeves, once you check measurements you should be fine.

Hope that's of help

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#3 05-09-2013 8:09pm

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Will look them up thanks

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kim2877

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I know compressport do arm sleeves , I think one is for warmth and one is "compression" www.compressport.ie

You could try using a neoprene glove as well !

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#5 02-10-2013 8:48pm

martin6651

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Have tried gloves but they don't work as its not the cold. I was told it might be the repetitive swinging of the arms.

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