Step onto the court with confidence, not joint discomfort. Bauerfeind’s tennis braces and supports provide targeted compression and breathable, lightweight materials to help you move better and play longer.
Engineered to support recovery and active movement, Bauerfeind braces help you overcome joint pain, swelling, and instability without sacrificing comfort, whether you’re on grass, clay, or hard court. Made in Germany. Free shipping and 60-day guarantee on all orders.
Knee Braces for Tennis
GenuTrain - Knee Brace
All-rounder: Stabilizes and relieves the knee for confident movement
Elbow Braces for Tennis
Sports Compression Elbow Support
Low-profile, lightweight compression sleeve relieves mild discomfort
Ankle Braces for Tennis
Sports Ankle Support
Athletic ankle support featuring an adjustable figure-8 strap system
Sports Achilles Support
Reduces pain, swelling, and instability related to the Achilles tendon
MalleoTrain Plus - Ankle Brace
Adjustable strap system and massage pads for advanced relief
Shoulder and Wrist Braces for Tennis
Sports Wrist Strap
Adjustable level of support and targeted relief for a better feel for the racket
ManuTrain - Wrist Brace
Supports the wrist and alleviates pain without restricting gripping
OmoTrain - Shoulder Brace
Stabilizes, guides, and centers the shoulder for proper joint mobility
OmoTrain S - Shoulder Brace
Relieves the shoulder with cross-strap system for all-day comfort
Back Braces for Tennis
Compression Sleeves for Tennis
All Bauerfeind braces and supports are made in Germany and come backed by our 60-day satisfaction guarantee and one-year manufacturer’s warranty.
Medical-Grade Support, Designed for Athletes
Every serve, sprint to the net, and last-second lunge ask a lot of your joints, and Bauerfeind’s tennis supports deliver the stability and relief needed to outperform the competition.
Our medical-grade braces and compression wear provide targeted support to the joints that are under the most stress in tennis. Whether for quick direction changes putting pressure on the knees and ankles or wrists load during backhands, you’ll feel more connected to every move each time you step onto the court.
Key benefits of Bauerfeind’s tennis braces and supports:
- Relieves joint pain and swelling using targeted, zone-specific compression
- Improves proprioception (or joint awareness) during activity
- Premium comfort provided by breathable, lightweight, moisture-wicking materials
- Precise, secure fit thanks to low-profile, anatomical design
Engineered with movement in mind, Bauerfeind braces and supports stabilize the joint and increase circulation without limiting your swing or your footwork. Each support is built to hold up through multi-set matches, so you can play out the point instead of playing around the pain.
Premium Comfort and Durability, Match After Match
A brace that slips, chafes, or bunches up mid-rally does little to help your performance. Our tennis braces feature an anatomical design for a secure fit and a compression knit fabric so comfortable you’ll forget you're wearing them.
Breathable, moisture-wicking materials keep you cool through extended baseline exchanges and sweaty three-setters, while the snug, anatomical fit stays put through every set.
Machine washable for easy care and lasting durability, Bauerfeind braces are made to go the distance, without losing their shape or effectiveness.
Frequently Asked Questions:
What are the most common injuries in tennis?
Tennis is hard on the body, especially the joints that absorb repeated impact and rotation. Common injuries include:
Braces and supports for common racket sports injuries:
- Lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow): Sports Elbow Support, EpiTrain
- Patellar tendonitis (tennis knee): GenuTrain P3, Sports Knee Strap
- Knee strain/instability: Sports Knee Support, GenuTrain
- Ankle sprains/strains: Sports Ankle Support, MalleoTrain
- Wrist pain/swelling: ManuTrain, Sports Wrist Strap
- Rotator cuff injuries: OmoTrain, OmoTrain S
Bauerfeind braces and supports help stabilize your joints throughout play, reducing strain without limiting your mobility.
How to limit injuries while competing in tennis?
There’s no way to eliminate injury risk entirely, but a proper warm-up, proper footwork technique, and gradual increases in training intensity all help reduce the risk of injury in tennis.
Wearing medical-grade support, like one of our braces for the wrist, knee, or ankle, can also help stabilize vulnerable joints during play and reduce strain from repetitive motion.
Are Bauerfeind tennis supports FSA/HSA eligible?
Yes, many of Bauerfeind’s braces and supports for tennis are eligible for reimbursement through most FSAs (Flexible Spending Accounts) and HSAs (Health Savings Accounts). View our HSA/FSA-eligible products for more information.
Additionally, because FSA/HSA plans vary, we recommend contacting your employer or plan administrator to confirm eligibility and reimbursement before purchase.
Are Bauerfeind’s braces and compression wear machine washable?
Bauerfeind’s braces and compression wear are machine washable, and we recommend washing them regularly in cold/cool water on the gentle or delicate cycle, then laying them flat to air-dry, as this will help maintain their fit, comfort, and effectiveness. Please do not tumble dry or iron.
It’s fine to wash with regular laundry detergent, but please avoid additives (such as fabric softener or Woolite), as they can damage the brace’s compression knit fabric.
For more information, please visit Bauerfeind’s Product Care Guide.
What is Bauerfeind USA’s return policy?
We offer a 60-day money-back guarantee on all orders purchased from Bauerfeind.us, regardless of the reason for return.
All returns must be in original packaging and received in like-new condition, and credits for returns are issued in the original form of payment. To learn more, please visit Bauerfeind’s Return Policy.
This information is provided for general information purposes and should not be relied on as a substitute for medical advice, evaluation or care from a qualified and licensed health care provider. The information contained here is not to be considered a plan of care of physical therapy.