
Outer elbow had me down to two games before it started barking. First morning with the strap I played all four and forgot it was on by the second.
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Wear it, play in it, and if it doesn't earn a spot in your bag, email us — we'll make it right. No return-shipping runaround.
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One size, fully adjustable
Fits left or right armNot two. One molded counterforce pad gives the tendon a new anchor point below the elbow — no eight weeks off, no sleeve squeezing your whole arm, and no change to how your swing feels.
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Ships from the US
One size, fully adjustable
Fits left or right arm
Every drive pulls on one small anchor point on the outside of your elbow — where your forearm's wrist muscles attach. That single spot takes the load of every hard swing you hit.
A sleeve squeezes everything evenly. Even pressure everywhere is help nowhere — the anchor point still takes every pull.
The pad presses one spot — the muscle below the elbow — creating a new anchor point, like a capo on a guitar string.
Swing force spreads into the muscle instead of yanking the sore spot. Counterforce bracing — the same approach physical therapists have used on racquet athletes for decades.
The details players notice by the second game.
Honeycomb pad
Presses one spot to give the tendon a new anchor. The pad is the mechanism.
Memory scale
Find your pressure once, hit the same number every game. No re-guessing.
On in four seconds
Two fingers below the elbow, pad on the muscle, snug. Done.
Wristband-light
Sits on the forearm, not your swing. You'll forget it's on.
Real photos from players who stopped icing their elbow and started showing up again.

Outer elbow had me down to two games before it started barking. First morning with the strap I played all four and forgot it was on by the second.

The compression sleeve did nothing for me. This is a completely different feel — one firm spot right below the elbow instead of squeezing the whole arm.

Bought the two-pack — one lives in my bag, one by the door so I quit forgetting it. Takes about four seconds to get on.
Most players show up here after the sleeve and the "just rest it" advice have both let them down.
| "Rest it" | Compression sleeve | Rally Strap | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Keeps you on the court | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Targets the anchor point | ✗ | ✗ even pressure | ✓ counterforce pad |
| Works during play | ✗ | Minimal | ✓ |
| Your spot in the 7 AM game | Gone | At risk | Yours |
30-day play guarantee. Ships from the US.
No — that's the point of the design. It sits on your forearm, below the elbow, away from the joint. It weighs about as much as a wristband, and most players report forgetting it's on by the second game.
A sleeve applies even pressure across the whole arm. The Rally Strap does the opposite: one molded honeycomb pad presses a single spot on the forearm muscle, creating a new anchor point so hard swings load the muscle instead of pulling on the sore spot at the elbow.
Yes — the pad detaches and repositions. Outer-elbow soreness puts the pad on the outside of the forearm; inner-elbow soreness (golfer's elbow) puts it on the inside. Same strap, same counterforce idea, about 3–5 cm below the elbow either way.
Play in it for 30 days. If it makes no difference, email us and we'll make it right — no return-shipping runaround.
Same or next business day from our US warehouse, and 5–8 days to your door. Tracking hits your inbox as soon as it leaves.
No. Counterforce straps are a standard tool PTs use with racquet athletes, but if your elbow is severely painful or getting worse, get it looked at.
The Rally Strap ships from the US and arrives in 5–8 days. Your 7 AM game will still be there.
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