Donjoy Sully Shoulder Stabiliser

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Wear Comfortably During Sports & Activities

The breathable, hook-sensitive neoprene vest grips the skin to allow precise placement of the donut-shaped foam pad. The hard-shelled foam pad helps protect the AC joint from further injury. Simply apply adhesive-backed hook to the foam pad to prevent migration. No restrictive and uncomfortable straps are necessary!

On the inside the perforated, breathable, rubber-like neoprene grips the skin so the support moves with the athlete - it's as if the stabilization straps are attached directly to the body.

Universal design fits both right and left shoulder. Comes complete with vest, pad and adhesive-backed hook material. Pad is also sold separately and can also be used with the Sully Shoulder Stabilizer.

Features:

• Elastic straps attach with hook and loop at any point.
• Perforated breathable, rubber-like neoprene grips the skin so the support moves with the athlete
• A protective, closed-cell foam pad
• Anchor strap for use with shoulder separations
• Can be worn while participating in sports
• Available in 5 sizes

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Size Chart & Fit Help

Size	Chest Measurement	Bicep Circumference
XS	30" - 40 "	9"-10.5"
S	34" - 40"	11"-13"
M	38"- 42"	13"-15"
L	42"- 46"	14"-17"
XL	46" - 51"	15"-17"

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Krystie at 7/06/2014 12:14 pm
• Will it get really hot to wear? I don't want to get uncomfortably hot while sweating during my sports. I'm really interested in this product so I want to know how it feels. Also is it uncomfortable to wear?
• Krystie
  This product is neoprene so it will be hot in hot weather, but it is effective in supporting the shoulder and is not uncomfortable to wear but it will restrict motion
Krystie Weckesser at 7/06/2014 4:04 am
• Will this brace work for volleyball players too? And I would also need it for badminton so I need a full range of motion. But I also need it for basketball. Will this brace work for all of these sports?
• Thank you for your question. This brace would be appropriate for any individual who needs full range of motion during their activities.
Bernie at 23/05/2014 10:16 pm
• My 17 year old son recently had surgery to repair a torn labrum. I am trying to decide which would be best for him, the shoulder support or shoulder stabilizer. I have read the questions and answers and think we should get the support. He players football and baseball. He plays linebacker and wide receiver, that is why I am thinking the support will be best for him. Which would you suggest.
• Thank you for your question. Because your son needs range of motion to perform in his chosen sports the DonJoy Sully Shoulder Support would be the best choice for him.
P.J. at 8/05/2014 10:17 am
• Do they make this in a double shoulder model?
• PJ
  That would be a custom made Sully and you would need to go through a DJO Sales rep to order it direct and get measured for it. You can find your local DJO Sales Rep here:http://www.djoglobal.com/contact-us/sales-rep-locator
Paul at 7/05/2014 3:37 am
• Can the Sully Shoulder Stabilizer be easily put on by myself, with straps, adjustments, etc. Thanks
• Paul
  This brace is easily put on with the help of another
Kristen at 8/04/2014 9:11 pm
• I was reading what others had asked to see if this might work with my shoulder/scapular injury, and on one answer to someone who asked specifically about winged scapula and associated nerve damage you said this brace would definitely help and was recommend. But another person asked about support for his shoulder blade, you said this brace "will not help or support the shoulder blade, just the rotator cuff." I am confused by the contradiction in answers.
  I have muscle weakness from nerve damage in my shoulder, a winging scapula and compensatory pain because I can't physically keep my scapula/shoulder aligned in the correct position (due to the muscle weakness). I am researching whether a brace would help by keeping the whole shoulder area supported. Since there are 2 opposing answers on here for similar questions, could you provide a clearer answer to the question of whether this brace would be appropriate for scapular support?
• Thank you for your question. The Sully is designed for shoulder instabilities associated with the rotator cuff. Because of the design of the vest, it will apply some compression to the scapula which may add some comfort and stability to the winging scapula you are experiencing.
Blair at 22/03/2014 2:20 pm
• I have had dislocated my shoulder three times in the last year. Would this brace provide suitable protection for snowboarding and working out?
• Blair
  The Sully Shoulder Stabilizer is indicated for those who have instability in the shoulder and comes with a set of straps that can be attached to protect multiple instabilities. This would be the best choice.
Daniel at 7/03/2014 3:27 am
• I recently dislocated my shoulder swinging a golf club (i'm a righty and it was my left shoulder). Will this brace prevent (or at least significantly decrease the likelihood of) a repeat dislocation? Will it affect my swing substantially?
• Daniel
  The Sully Shoulder stabilizer will help to decrease the motion that puts you shoulder in danger of a re-injury. The straps can be applied for a variety of shoulder instabilities and you can pull the straps as tight as you need, so you can control how much motion you give yourself.
Susan - Mom of Cheerleader at 4/02/2014 8:57 am
• My daughter is a cheerleader and is a base. She occasionally has shoulder pain. Will she be able to raise her hands above her head with this brace?
• She should if you do not use any of the straps to restrict motion.
IMB at 4/01/2014 8:14 am
• I have a 6.2 190 lb son who plays basketball and dislocated his shoulder. He popped it back in within seconds of the incident but i want him to play in a brace for the remainder of the year to try and negate recurrence. Is the brace restrict his motion to a point it will hinder his ability to play? thank you
• Thank you for your question. This would be the appropriate brace for your son. You will be able to adjust the desired range of motion and restrictions for his shoulder. Please call us or email if you have any further questions.
Westin at 2/11/2013 9:21 am
• I am a professional motocross racer. I've had 4 surgeries. I currently have a bone graph from my hip. I've had dislocation and instability problems. I need a brave that well provide support and be able to limit my range of motion with some padding. What brace well fit my needs best?
  
  Thank you, Westin
• Westin
  The DonJoy Sully Shoulder support will give you support and padding. It comes with velcro straps that you will need to attach to prevent motion and you can get the AC pad as a accessory. The AC pd goes on top of the shoulder.
Jake at 25/10/2013 11:04 am
• I play baseball and i just suffered a significant tear in my labrum on my non throwing shoulder. This causes my shoulder to dislocate when I swing the bat. Will i be able to swing a bat with this brace on and not dislocate my shoulder? Also would i be able lift weights with this brace?
• Jake,
  The DonJoy Sully Shoulder Support will provide controlled range of motion for the shoulder. You will have the ability to play baseball as this brace is designed to stabilize, assist or restrict movement. Please feel free to contact us if you have any further question.
Louis Nicolosi at 25/09/2013 8:32 pm
• I have a tendon tear in my Latissimus Dorsi musles as well as shoulder impingement. My Doctor does not reccomend surgery to repair the torn tendon and wants me to continue rehab on on my shoulder to reduce the impingement issue. This occured by playing to much golf. I want to continue to play and was wondering if the Don Joy Sully shoulder support would help me get me back on the course?
• The DonJoy Sully Shoulder support is designed for shoulder stabilization and to assist or restrict movements. Although the brace would offer compression to your injury it is not an indication of use for your specific injury. I would recommend contacting your physician and seeing if he thinks this brace would be a good option for you. Sorry I could not be of more assistance. We wish you a speedy recovery.
Joe at 7/08/2013 1:19 pm
• I play football and i play defensive end. I have a torn labrel. Is this a good brace for that? And do you recommend it?
• Hello Joe,
  
  If you are going to attempt to play with a torn labrum, I recommend the Donjoy Stabilizer. It provides the most support for Shoulder Dislocations. You are able to limit motion with this brace.
  
  thanks for Contacting Donjoy.
Gabbie at 31/07/2013 11:30 am
• I have dislocated my shoulder 9 times. I had a torn labrum and had a surgery to repair it. After the surgery it had continued to dislocate. Would The Sully be a good fit for me to use while I play soccer or would another be better?
• Hello Gabbie,
  
  If you need maximum suport I recommend the Donjoy Shoulder Stabilizer, it is made up of stronger material, and provides more support than the Sully. The Sully is great for sports like volleybal, baseball etc., because it provides support but doesn't limit motion. If you would like to limit motion please try the Donjoy Shoulder Stabilizer.
  
  https://www.betterbraces.com.au/donjoy-shoulder-stabilizer
  
  Thanks for Contacting Donjoy.
Rafael at 17/07/2013 6:06 am
• I had a Bankart Lesion 8 years ago and fix it with an arthroscopy. Last year riding my skate I felt (not hard at all) and I dislocated my shoulder again.
  I am also a snowboarder (advanced) and now I have no confidence on doing those sports. Which shoulder brace will be more apporpriated to my situation?
  Thanks
• Hello Rafael,
  
  I recommend the Shoulder Stabilizer it provides the most support, limits flexion and abduction. Which is the range where a shoulder will dislocate. See the link below.
  
  https://www.betterbraces.com.au/donjoy-shoulder-stabilizer
  
  Thanks for Contacting Donjoy.
Brandon at 30/05/2013 3:24 am
• This past year during our homecoming football game i tore my labrum and dislocated my shoulder. Will this product help prevent another shoulder dislocation while playing football or should i find a different brace more suited for football?
• Hello Brandon,
  
  The Sully Shoulder Brace is best suited for Basketball,Baseball Players. For football players we recommend the Donjoy Shoulder Stabilizer, this brace limits Flexion, Abduction. You can adjust the restrictions by tightening the straps. We also have a shoudler kit available that can be screwed onto the Football Pads, instead of wearing the chest portion.
  
  The Shoulder Stabilizer is the best brace to protect your recent repaired Labrum.
  
  Please call to speak to a Product Specialist. 1-888-405-3251.
  
  Thanks for contacting Donjoy.
  
  https://www.betterbraces.com.au/donjoy-shoulder-stabilizer
  
Jake at 14/04/2013 5:19 am
• I recently dislocated my shoulder playing rugby. I may not be playing rugby any longer, but I do plan on continuing soccer. I am not sure if I tore my labrum yet but regardless i plan on purchasing this brace. If i need surgery, would this be a good brace to use when I return to soccer?
• Hello, Jake -
  
  Yes, this is an appropriate brace for you to wear to support your injury during your desired activity.
  
  Thank you and have a wonderful day!
Bren at 6/04/2013 12:02 pm
• Can I wash my sully brace? I skateboard with it and it smells so bad!
• Bren,
  We recommend hand washing with a mild detergent and allowing to air dry.
carole at 11/02/2013 8:14 am
• I have had bursectomy, spur removal subacromial decompression and a acomioclavicular joint exision. I am a keen wakeboarder and waterskier and would like to know if there is a product suitable for use in watersports for shoulder protection.
• Hello, Carole -
  
  The DonJoy Sully Shoulder is the most appropriate brace to stabilize your shoulder. It is made of neoprene, so it can be worn in the water during your activities. We recommend that you rinse the brace in tap water to make sure that no salt or chlorine remains on the brace and allow for it to air dry.
  
  Thank you and have a wonderful day!
Johnny C at 22/11/2012 10:38 am
• How well would the brace work for Crossfit and olympic weight-lifting? I have osteoarthritis, which was the result of a rotator cuff and labral tear, and I'm hoping a brace like this might help with some of the popping.
• Hello, Johnny -
  
  The Sully Shoulder Support is normally used for stabilization of the shoulder girdle. Many athletes wear it after shoulder dislocations and subluxations to prevent further occurances. While wearing the support, it will restrict your range of motion, so it's not something you would probalby wear while olympic lifting. It may help with some of the popping in your joint as usually shoulder motions are what cause the popping.
  
  If you have further quesitons on the product, we suggest you call our product specialist to further discuss at 888-405-3251.
  
  Thank you and have a great day!
Allen at 21/08/2012 12:02 am
• My son plays Free Safety and had shoulder dislocation I was wondering which shouldler brace would good for him to use?
• The DonJoy Sully Shoulder Support would be an excellent choice.
Eduardo at 1/06/2012 4:36 pm
• Hi, I had a AC joint separation grade 3, one year ago, I want to practice jiu jitsu, wich would be the best protection and functional device? thanks.
  
  Eduardo
• We offer the Chattanooga AC Sully which is what would be the best product for you.
VJ at 10/05/2012 12:30 am
• I get skin rashes with neoprene, is this available in alternate material? I have used Donjoy Drytex material in the past for knee brace and it worked a lot better.
• I am sorry but it is not. The drytex material is not velcro compatible, so the straps would not stay attached. You might try the Donjoy Stabilizing Shoulder. That is not made of neoprene.
Lisa at 11/08/2011 4:15 am
• My 16 yo has a winged scapular (destabilization) and nerve damage. She is an avid sailor and sails most days all summer - which has irritated things. Orthopedist recommended rest between seasons and the Sully brace. Any idea how this would wear/work under a life jacket and with a trapese harness (worn to crew)? How much does it weight?
  
  Thanks,
  Lisa
• The Sully brace would be a great option for your daughter. It is very light weight (~1-2lbs) and is very low profile and would fit under a lifejacket easily.
tony at 11/08/2011 2:37 am
• My father had a stroke and is looking for a brace to support his shoulder.
  Would the sully brace help?
  
• The sully brace will help give some support and stability for his shoulder, especially if he has some subluxation and dislocation issues.
William C. at 12/07/2011 12:58 am
• I play corner back in football and would like to know if this brace would work for me? I need to be able to make interceptions and knock football down. And also tackle will this brace work for me!?
• Yes the Donjoy Sully Brace would be appropriate for you.
dom at 27/05/2011 8:30 am
• Is this reccomended for a person with a bankart lesion?
• Hey Dom,
  Yes this can be used with a patient with a Bankart Lesion. The Donjoy Shoulder Stabilizer would also be appropriate. The level and type of activity of the patient would be your determining factor between the two. If the patient needs to be able to raise his arm above his head the Sully would be appropriate. If that is not needed for his activity and mroe support is desired than the Donjoy Shoulder Stabilizer would be more appropriate.
  
  Thanks
mike at 25/05/2011 8:13 am
• Is this brace good for a football player who was a bankart lesion?
• Hey Mike,
  You can use this brace for a Bankart Lesion but his position would be more of a determining factor for which brace to use. If he is a lineman, line-backer, etc, a Donjoy Shoulder stabilizer would be better. If he is a skill position player the Sully would be better.
  
  Thanks
Melissa at 6/05/2011 1:44 pm
• After cutting the straps to length, how do you secure the Velcro to the strip?
• It sounds like you cut and trimmed the wrong end of the strap. One end has a sewn on velcro tab that should not be trimmed but rather, this is the section that is fixed first to the Sully Harness during application. The other end of the strap does not have velcro permamently attached to it, there are velcro tabs in the package sent with the product that you can add to that end to fix to the harness, therefore making it trimmable. I hope that helps. If not, please call us at 800-553-6019.
Jonathan at 14/04/2011 4:01 pm
• Hi, I play rugby and had shoulder labrum surgery on my left shoulder. I also only have half of my glenoid fossa because it was fractured during previuos injuries. I've been playing with just an ordinary brace, however I'm looking for something more. Would the sully shoulder support help with reducing the chance of instability?
  
  Thank you
• Yes, the Sully shoulder brace will help decrease the instabilities and some range of motion in your shoulder, while still allowing you to be functional and participate in rugby.
Michael at 14/04/2011 6:17 am
• Im looking into a shoulder brace for a shoulder separation that I am currently still recovering from and I see that this is probably a great brace for basketball. I do need one for basketball but I was also wondering if it would work well for wakeboarding?... not too sure if water would be an issue with the brace or not...
  
  Thanks,
  Michael
• The Donjoy Sully Shoulder Stabilizer can be worn for an AC Separation for both Basketball and Wakeboarding. However, please check with your physician prior to resuming these activities with this product based on their treatment protocol and your specific injury.
margie at 14/04/2011 5:40 am
• This brace looks ideal. But I barely fit the requirements for an Extra-small size.
  
  What if it's too big? I'll know it as soon as I unwrap it. Can I return it for a full credit (and not just for a store credit)?
  
  Many thanks.
• If your brace does not fit you or work properly for your needs, our no-risk, unconditional 90-Day Money Back Guarantee allows you ample time to see if your investment in your health is doing the job you expect and deserve. If, after trying the product within this time frame, you are not completely satisfied, you may exchange the item or return the product for a refund of the full purchase price (minus shipping & handling).
  
  
James at 18/03/2011 2:00 pm
• I need to know what kind of shoulder brace to purchase. The doctor has said that my shoulder is worn out and replacement is needed but I am not ready. I would like to hold off awhile if I can.
• If you are looking for some light support and help with multidirectional instabilities, the DonJoy Sully is a great brace to help provide this support and stability while still allowing you to be functional through out the day.
Brandon at 3/03/2011 3:05 am
• I dislocated my shoulder a couple years ago and opted not to have surgery at the time. My shoulder has dislocated several times since whenever making the motion I was making when I fist dislocated it. I was playing basketball and swatted down on a ball to make a strip, since from time to time when I make that same motion, sometimes acting on a resisting force, and couple times with no resistance force to act on, it has popped out. When this happens I simply lie down and it slides back in on its own. I still play basketball from time to time and every once in a while it will happen. There is not much swelling or pain associated with the dislocation anymore, which leads to my question. Will this brace help much? Or am I to the point where I need something with even more support? Or am I beyond a brace altogether?
• The DonJoy Sully Shoulder Support, will help provide you with shoulder stability and control of range of motion. This brace is used by many athletes to assist in their instability issues and still be able to participate in sport. You may want to check with your health care provider and see if he thinks that you need to do more than just a brace, or he may be able to give you some exercises to help strengthen your muscles.
Don Thomas at 1/03/2011 7:14 am
• I have a torn rotator cuff and arthritis in the left shoulder blade. I also have a bad cervical spine.I am going to see a neurosugeon next week and am starting a job this week in a paint department. I will be lifting heavy buckets of paint. (about 30-45 pounds). Will this support brace give me enough support for this job? I know you probably can't give medical advise but will this brace be effective in supporting my back as well as my shoulder? Could you suggest something else that might work?
  Thank you.
• This brace will not help or support the shoulder blade, only the rotator cuff. It will also not be able to support for the cervical spine.
Musa at 31/01/2011 12:28 pm
• I seperated my shoulder a few times in my life from playing basketball. I have a slight torn labrel in my right shoulder. Will this should support brace help out from re dislocating my shoulder while playing basketball?
• The DonJoy Sully Shoulder Stabilizer will help provide you with controlled range of motion while being active. It is to stabilize and restrict motion of the shoulder, in the direction of your shoulder instabilities, while still allowing you to be active and participate in sports.
Cindy C at 28/01/2011 11:13 pm
• My daughter has slightly elongated ligaments in her sholder and loves basketball, however occasionaly has pain do to the instability of her sholder. Would this support help?
  
  Also how do you measure the chest size, is it just below the bust for women, or across the bust?
• The DonJoy Sully Shoulder Stabilizer will help provide your daughter with controlled range of motion while being active. It is to stabilize and restrict motion of the shoulder, in the direction of her shoulder instabilities, while still allowing her to be active and participate in sports. This brace is a great option for basketball players. As far as measuring for a female you will want to measure her across her bust to get the optimal fit for her.
cheryl at 14/01/2011 1:46 am
• what is the proper way of washing this brace? should it be hand washed or can it be machine washed
• Hello Cheryl,
  
  Hand wash in mild detergent and Air Dry.
Dennis at 27/12/2010 12:25 am
• I have had several shoulder sublaxations. My doctor says I have a partially torn labrum. I am in the middle of basketball season and have rested it for three weeks. Doctor says I can play again. Will this brace help my shoulder from coming out of socket.
• Hello Dennis,
  
  This brace will assist in preventing the shoulder from coming out of the socked, however you'll want to consult with your doctor to determine the best type of shoulder brace for your condition.
Gail at 9/11/2010 7:26 am
• My son is 13 and has dislocated his shoulder 3 times in the last year. He plays AAA Hockey which brace would be better suited for him the Sully or the Donjoy. He loves the game and it would be nice if he could still play at any level.
  
  Thanks,
• Hello Gail,
  
  I'd recommend the DonJoy Shoulder Stabilizer (https://www.betterbraces.com.au/donjoy-shoulder-stabilizer), as it will provide more support and protection. You may even be able to use the DonJoy Shoulder Stabilizer Shoulder Pad Attachment (SPA) (https://www.betterbraces.com.au/donjoy-shoulder-pad-attachment) to attach the Stabilizer to your son's pads.
Whitley at 28/10/2010 2:46 pm
• I'm a basketball player can I play wearing this, or is this for just wearing around?
• The DonJoy Sully Shoulder Support is designed to be used during play.
Traci at 20/10/2010 9:00 am
• I have had reconstruction of a torn rotator cuff twice. I have a very loose shoulder joint and I am a very agressive snowmobiler. I am looking for the proper stabilizer to aid in preventing dislocation. Being a female, it looks like all of the shoulder braces ride right across the breast area. ouch!! What would give me the best stability and comfort? Thanks.
• Hello Traci,
  
  The DonJoy Sully Shoulder Support would be my recommendation. The material is more conforming than the DonJoy Shoulder Stabilizer.
  
  If you are looking for simply the best stability and comfort is less of a concern, I go with the DonJoy Shoulder Stabilizer.
Mike at 7/08/2010 12:02 am
• I play Wide Receiver in football and Outfield in baseball ... I suffered my first dislocated shoulder to my throwing arm. Once I am cleared to play (about a month or so more of therapy), will this brace protect against another dislocation? Also, will I be able to throw and swing a bat while wearing the brace? Will I be able to catch a pass over my head? Thank you very much for taking the time to answer my question.
• Hello Mike!
  
  Thank you for your questions!
  
  I'll answer your questions regarding the DonJoy Sully Shoulder Support below:
  
  Will this brace protect against another dislocation?
  - The DonJoy Sully Shoulder Support will not prevent another dislocation, but it does lower the chances of it occurring again.
  
  Will I be able to throw and swing a bat while wearing the brace?
  - You will be able to swing and throw, however any support will hinder range of motion.
  
  Will I be able to catch a pass over my head?
  - Again yes, however any support will hinder range of motion. Because this is a light support, the hindrance will be significantly less than other shoulder supports.
  
  Thanks for visiting us at betterbraces.com.au with your questions!
frankly at 25/03/2010 4:20 am
• my dad is 81 years old and has a bad rotator cuff. He thinks he is too old for surgery and I kind of agree, with rehab up to six months, for him it would be a little much. Would this Sully shoulder brace help relieve some of the pain he has when he moves quickly. Also , he loves to fish and would this help?
  Thanks.
• This brace is fairly easy to get on and off so it should work well for your father. It will provide some nice support and stability to his shoulder and the warmth of the material will ease some pain as well. Fishing and other light activities should be just fine in this shoulder brace.
Janelle at 25/03/2010 3:43 am
• Will this brace work well for shoulder dislocation and instability? Will this brace work well for baseball? Can you throw and catch freely or does it restrict your movement extensively.
• This shoulder brace is intended for shoulder dislocation and should instability. It will help stabilize the shoulder and reduce the risk of shoulder dislocation, but it is by no means going to provide absolute protection as with any shoulder brace of this kind. Since the brace is made out of neoprene it is stretchy and will work well for baseball. You can control the amount of support or limit your range of motion with the strapping system as well. You should be able to move fairly normally in the brace, but keep in mind that in order to stabilize and protect your shoulder the brace needs to limit some range of motion.

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