Bauerfeind EpiPoint Elbow Strap vs Muller Tennis Elbow Adjustable Support Strap
Both are counterforce straps for tennis and golfer's elbow, and both use a pad to press on the forearm muscle rather than the tendon. The Bauerfeind EpiPoint is the more refined brace: a contoured five-point viscoelastic pad, a red overpressure indicator, a flat profile and a terry lining, backed by a one-year warranty. The Muller is a simpler neoprene strap with a gel pad, an antimicrobial treatment and a wider stated fit range, and owners rate it well. Buy the Bauerfeind for a lower-profile, better-finished strap with a built-in tightness warning; buy the Muller for a basic, easy-to-wear gel-pad strap.
- Choose the Bauerfeind EpiPoint if you want a flat, low-profile strap with a contoured five-point pad, a red overpressure warning and a one-year warranty.
- Choose the Muller if you want a straightforward neoprene strap with a gel pad, an antimicrobial treatment and a very wide adjustable fit range.
Prices
- Bauerfeind EpiPoint Elbow Strap: $69.90 at Brace Direct (last seen Nov 9)
- Muller Tennis Elbow Adjustable Support Strap: $14.47 at Walmart (last seen Nov 9)
- Difference: the Muller Tennis Elbow Adjustable Support Strap is $55.43 cheaper than the Bauerfeind EpiPoint Elbow Strap at the latest prices (Nov 9)

