So what's wrong with my good old Ace bandages?

Bodyguard Compression Garments offer a quantum alternative to ace bandages and tape. Ace bandages lose their elasticity and compression when wet from perspiration. They slip and become ineffective. On the other hand if the ace bandage is drawn too tight it becomes restrictive and again ineffective. Bodyguards offer even support throughout the garment.

The devices are designed to attach and act like a muscular exoskeleton. Bodyguards employ muscle compression, support, heat retention and circulation strain distribution and impact absorption. They accommodate injuries to the shoulder, chest, ribs, trapeziums, biceps, triceps, elbow, groin, hamstring, quadriceps, hip, upper and lower back muscles. Another major difference between Bodyguards and slip on knee, elbow and thigh sleeves is that these devices are anchored and will not slip or move at all.

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