Neoprene shoulder braces often feature adjustable straps, which allow for a customizable and secure fit. Many designs are also reversible, meaning they can be worn on either the left or right shoulder. While they offer support and protection, they are typically designed to allow a good range of motion, making them suitable for use during daily activities and even some sports.

• Injury recovery: They can assist in the healing process for conditions like rotator cuff strains, tendonitis, and post-surgical rehabilitation.
• Pain management: By providing compression and warmth, they can help alleviate pain, reduce inflammation and swelling, and improve blood circulation.
• Joint instability: For individuals with unstable or dislocated shoulders, the brace can help provide a sense of stability and limit excessive, potentially harmful, movement.
• Prevention: Athletes and people who engage in repetitive shoulder movements may wear a neoprene shoulder brace to help prevent injuries or re-injuries during physical activity.