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Cookgrip is a tool for wrist recovery.
More than just a brace—
Aider is a joint care brand designed by a physical therapist with 17 years of hands-on experience. Rather than simply immobilizing the wrist, it supports the exact structure to promote natural healing. Protect your wrist in daily life—from cooking to house chores and office work.
32 Embedded 1500Gauss Magnets for Magnetic Therapy
Strategically placed high-power magnets gently wrap your wrist and help relieve tension.
Even when worn loosely during sleep, they can promote recovery from fatigue.
No Velcro Needed—Silent and Easy Magnetic Closure
The magnetic closure allows for one-size-fits-all wear without damage to clothes from Velcro.
Enjoy stress-free comfort all day long.
*To wear it more easily, flip it so the printed logo shows on your left hand, and the debossed logo shows on your right.
100% Waterproof Silicone Material
Fully waterproof silicone lets you wear it while washing hands, cooking, or doing dishes.
Wipes clean easily—even white color stays spotless without washing.
Anatomical Wrist Support for Targeted Protection
Ergonomic design supports the ulnar head with a slim but effective structure.
It restricts wrist mobility to help prevent overuse injuries.
imadragonkeeper
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2025
This wrist strap is easy to put on without help and it stays put until you remove it. The material is flexible enough to be comfortable yet it gives plenty of support. It is designed for cooks who lift heavy pans to give their wrists some support and help reduce strain. The material is easy to clean and sanitize if needed. You do not need to be a chef in order for this to help you though. I'm not, but I have a wrist that tends to over flex at times and this strap really helps despite it being very simple looking. The magnetic closure is strong and doesn't come apart until you want it to.
Alberto Alonso
Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2025
I’ve worn many wrist wraps and this one is the best by far!
MommaJ
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2025
This is not a brace to go bowling in, I wouldn't want to wear something like that all night. This brace is a light compression and support, it offers an almost full range of mobility depending on your placement. It is secure and doesn't slip around, fits really well. It doesn't impede movements and is designed well. I have actually used this on my ankle as well, and it makes a good reminder to not overuse an injured spot. So whether you are dealing with an injury, or just a well used joint, this light mobility brace should help correct the problem.
joe nagy
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2025
Not worth the price doesn't really support like it says
Soli Deo Gloria
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2025
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Sad Eyes
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2025
Wrist bandBracelet type wrist braceIf you have weak wrist you can use thisHelps steady your holdGood for use with cooking, sports and exerciseUniversal size fits most
EricCA
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2025
Update 3/20/2025I discovered breakage in the rubber around a couple of magnets. See photos attached. Basically in less than 2 months of use, the bracelet is starting to break. Longevity is not a strength of this brace.Update 3/11/2025:It's been over a month and I continue to try using this in the kitchen hoping it would work and it has. I've figured out how to tighten the bracelet, finally, and for the last 4 weeks this bracelet has supported well. I wear it on one wrist and wear a weight lifting compression brace on another. I like my weight lifting wrist brace a lot but prefer this Aider because it is thinner, lighter and offers comparative wrist support. Changing my rating to 4 stars because it works great. Only negative is it costs 5 times my weight lifting brace.1/29/2025 Review of Aider Magnetic wrist support brace: $49.99I'm confused by this product. I wanted something to help with bracing and supporting my wrist. While I'm not a chef, I do find myself in the kitchen slicing, stirring and washing. I also figured this could be helpful working on the computer. The idea of having some support when typing, mousing or handling cast iron pans is appealing.The problem I have with this Aider Cook Brace is it doesn't offer support. Viewing the item descriptions and photos, the word support is used many times. This narrow magnetic bracelet doesn't compress, isn't wide enough to cover a lot of wrist space. I'm not feeling any support in my wrist and I don't understand how the support happens.The only things going for it are:1. It's cleanly designed and easily cleaned.2. I can wear this on my left wrist when I'm doing repairs on the house or building something in the yard. The magnet can hold some extra nails and screws.3. I can use it to hold keys on the fridge as a strong magnetic key holder.1 star as a wrist support device. There is no support.Adding 1 star because I can find other good uses for a magnetic band.
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