Rolyan Envelope Arm Sling with Padded Neck Strap

Comfortable arm support, even over a bulky cast, with the Rolyan Envelope Arm Sling

The Rolyan Envelope Arm Sling holds an injured arm close to the body with the elbow bent at 90 degrees, so the arm can rest while movement is limited. A soft, laminated foam pad on the neck strap spreads the weight of the arm and eases pressure on the neck, and the extra deep pouch has room for a bulky cast.

Why You'll Love The Rolyan Envelope Arm Sling

1. Kinder on the neck. The laminated foam neck pad spreads the arm's weight, so the strap does not dig in.
2. Room for a cast. The extra deep envelope pouch comfortably holds a bulky cast.
3. Easy to adjust. A slide buckle on the shoulder strap and a hook-and-loop closure let you set the fit, and make the sling simple to put on and take off.
4. Hand stays in a neutral position. The thumb loop keeps the hand comfortable and stops the sling slipping off the cast.

Your day, with the Rolyan Envelope Arm Sling

Getting dressed, sitting down to eat or heading out for an appointment is easier when the arm is held snug and steady. Slip the arm into the pouch, hook your thumb through the loop and adjust the buckle until the elbow sits at a right angle. The padded strap stays comfortable on the neck through the day.

The Rolyan Envelope Arm Sling in a nutshell

1. Indicated for: upper arm or shoulder injury, wrist fracture, dislocated collarbone or clavicle fracture.
2. Padded neck strap: laminated foam pad with a slide buckle.
3. Deep envelope pouch: with hook-and-loop closure and thumb loop.
4. Latex-free: two sizes listed here, Medium and Large.

Choosing the right size

Measure the arm that needs the sling, with the elbow bent to a right angle and the hand relaxed.

1. Measure the forearm. Go from the point of the elbow to the base of the little finger, in cm.
2. Email us the measurement. Rolyan lists these sizes by the sling's own dimensions rather than an arm range, so we'll match your measurement to the right size before you order.

Is it the right arm sling for you?

• A good fit: holding an injured arm close to the body with the elbow bent at 90 degrees, including over a bulky cast. It's indicated for upper arm or shoulder injury, wrist fracture, dislocated collarbone or clavicle fracture.
• Latex-free: suits people who need to avoid latex.
• Check with your doctor first: how long to wear it and how the arm should be held for your injury.

Every body and every injury is different, so we recommend speaking with your healthcare provider about whether this is right for you and how to use it.

Rolyan Envelope Arm Sling specifications

Not sure which size? Email us

Email support@mobilityshopdirect.com.au with the answers below. Our team will check them and come back to you with the right sling, or a better match if this one isn't it.

1. What is the forearm length from the point of the elbow to the base of the little finger, in cm?
2. Which arm is it for, and what is the injury?
3. Is there a cast? If so, where does it start and finish?
4. Is it for an adult or a child, and roughly how tall are they?
5. Has your doctor said how the arm should be held, and for how long?