Designed and manufactured in our production unit in Saint-Etienne, the grey made in France BOOSTER sleeve is an arm sleeve designed to meet the physical demands encountered in a multitude of sports such as running, trail running, basketball, handball, volleyball, tennis, cycling, climbing or even Fitness and CrossFit.
The Booster Sleeve is based on selective compression (BV SPORT patent), comprising variable stiffness meshes (soft/semi-rigid/stiff) strategically placed throughout the arm. This design technique effectively respects the anatomy and muscular physiology of the athlete while providing effective muscle support.
The grey arm sleeves mainly help to prevent tetany of the forearms, to lower the fatigue threshold, to limit oscillations and parasitic vibrations that cause muscular injuries and to reduce the risk of muscle soreness.
The flexion point of the elbow joint is lightened to guarantee total freedom of movement without constraints.
With a wide ribbed edge, the Booster compression cuffs are effectively maintained and avoid the tourniquet effect during exercise.
COMPRESSION SELECTIVE XPERIENCE
Technique : The BV SPORT Research and Development Centre has demonstrated through its numerous scientific studies that the pressures transmitted to the lower limbs vary according to the type and thickness of the living biological tissues that make them up. These tissues behave like pressure absorbers (muscles and fat) or on the contrary are incompressible (bones and to a lesser extent tendons and nerves).
These innovative parameters have enabled us to design meshes with variable rigidities (soft/semi-rigid/rigid).
Action : Selective compression respects the anatomy and physiology of sportsmen and women, optimises muscle support during each impact on the ground and significantly reduces vibrations and parasitic oscillations.
Benefits: Repels the phenomenon of muscular fatigue, reduces the risk of muscle soreness and DOMS and prepares for muscular recovery after exercise.
Soft mesh
Technique: Lightweight mesh placed at the elbow joint and at the bony parts.
Action : Protection of the sensitive structures of the forearm and elbow joint.
Benefits: Helps reduce the risk of tendonitis.
Semi-rigid mesh
Technique: Semi-rigid mesh on the lateral parts of the arm (brachialis muscle) and on the termination of the superficial flexor muscle of the fingers.
Action : Muscular support during flexion and extension movements of the forearm on the arm. Reduces vibrations on the whole arm.
Benefits: Reduces the risk of muscle injuries.
Rigid mesh
Technique: Rigid mesh in the arm muscles (biceps and triceps) and forearm muscles (essential muscles of the elbow, wrist and hand joints).
Action : Muscle protection during flexion and extension movements. Reduces vibrations in the whole arm.
Benefits: Reduces muscular stiffness, particularly to help limit tetany of the forearms.
Y-Sport System
Technique: Combination of lightweight knitting and stabilising knitting at the elbow joint.
Action : Does not compress the nerves and tendons during elbow flexion while adjusting the position of the cuff during flexion/extension movements.
Benefits: Protects the sensitive structures (nerves and tendons) of the elbow joint during flexion/extension movements.
Wide border
Technique: Discharge strip on top and bottom edges.
Action: Effectively holds the cuff in place without a tourniquet effect.
Benefits: Optimal comfort during effort.