Wanted: Wrist brace/tendonitis issue

Posted on Fri 30th, July 2010

• #1

Dammit

Can anyone recommend where I could purchase a wrist brace in London's famous London?

I just want something that will support my wrist so that the tendon can have a bit of a rest and hopefully fix itself.

Cheers!
• #2

snowy_again

Boots.

I've got a spare at home from when I fell off the bike outside the C&H when I was laughing too hard to pedal. Bring tomorrow?
• #3

snowy_again

Although it might not fit your big farmer hands.
• #4

hippy

Wrist injury eh?
• #5

Dammit

Yes Hippy, worshipping at the temple of Onan has caught up with me.

Snowy- I'll pop into boots if I see one at lunch, cheers
• #6

rhowe

If you know any snowboarders, the wrist guards they probably use are quite good too - wouldn't recommend riding a bike with them, but for lazing around the house and using a keyboard they're alright
• #7

deleted

onan only spilt his seed on the ground.
don't sully his name with your masturbatory habits dammit.

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