Right Angle Slice Fixer
Work on your slice with adjustable trail-arm support. Limit arm collapse, maintain width, and hear a click when you bend too far.
- Maintain backswing width with trail-arm support
- Choose your arm-bend limit with the adjustable cam
- Hear an instant click the second your arm collapses
- Adjustable, padded design for comfortable practice
Work On Your Slice Start With Your Trail Arm
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Right Angle Slice Fixer
Stop guessing at your slice. The Right Angle Slice Fixer helps you limit excessive trail-arm bend, maintain backswing width, and rehearse a more connected swing. Hear a click when you bend too far.
- Fight the arm collapse that can contribute to your slice
- Build a wider, more connected backswing with adjustable support
- Hear your mistake immediately. Reset and repeat with click feedback
- Durable ABS brace with soft neoprene padding and adjustable straps
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Your slice-fixing practice starts here
See How The Slice Fixer Works
A better swing starts with feedback you can feel. Watch the Right Angle support the trail arm, then use the click to make every practice rep more intentional.
Less arm collapse. More useful practice.
When your trail arm bends too far, you can lose width and make it harder to return the club consistently. The Slice Fixer gives you a clear checkpoint while you work on that movement.
Set it. Swing. Listen.
The adjustable cam sets your bend limit. The padded brace provides support. An audible click tells you when you go beyond your setting. So you know when to reset.
Take the feel into your swing.
Start slowly with the brace, then alternate practice swings with and without it. Focus on repeating the same wider, connected feel.
Build a Better Swing.
Start With Your Trail Arm.
Use clear feedback to work on arm collapse, backswing width, and a more connected motion.
Simple Setup. Better Practice.
How to use the Right Angle Slice Fixer
FIT AND FEEL
Start With the Right Arm Position
Place the brace on your right trail arm and secure the padded straps comfortably. Start with slow practice swings so you can feel the support before adding speed.
ADJUSTABLE FEEDBACK
Set Your Limit. Listen for the Click.
Adjust the cam to choose how much your arm can bend. A click tells you when you have gone beyond the setting. Pause, reset, and repeat the movement with more control.
BUILD A REPEATABLE FEEL
Take Better Reps Into Your Swing
Alternate slow swings with and without the brace. Focus on maintaining the same width and connected feel. Build speed once the movement feels comfortable and repeatable.
Questions Before You Buy
How does the Slice Fixer help with a slice?
It targets excessive trail-arm bend and lost backswing width, habits that can contribute to an inconsistent swing path. Clubface control also affects a slice, so use the brace as one part of your practice.
What does the click tell me?
Your arm has bent beyond the selected cam setting. The click gives you immediate feedback so you can reset and repeat.
How should I start practicing?
Begin with a comfortable strap fit and slow practice swings. Learn the feedback before increasing speed or hitting balls.
What comes with each option?
The single option includes one Right Angle Slice Fixer. The bundle includes one Right Angle Slice Fixer and one Compression Ball to add arm-and-body connection practice.
What if it is not right for me?
You have 60-day money-back protection. See the store returns policy for full details.
Work On Your Slice.
Feel a More Connected Swing.
Adjustable support. Instant click feedback. More focused practice.
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See The Right Angle Stop A Slice
Watch golfers train the trail-arm position that stops the over-the-top move and helps the club approach from the inside.
Fix Your Arm Position, Fix Your Slice
The Right Angle Slice Fixer trains the trail arm to stay in the proper position. That prevents the collapse that can trigger an over-the-top downswing and an out-to-in path.
Simple Setup. Instant Feedback.
Wear the Right Angle on your trail arm. The brace limits excessive bend and clicks the moment your arm loses position, giving you immediate feedback on every practice swing.
Place It On Your Right Trail Arm
Place the Right Angle Trainer on your right arm, positioning it above the elbow so it sits comfortably against your upper arm and forearm.
Secure The Straps Comfortably
Tighten the straps so the brace stays in position without feeling restrictive during practice swings.
Adjust The Gear/Cam Setting
Use the adjustable cam to control how much arm bend is allowed based on the shot you are practicing.
Make Smooth Practice Swings
Swing slowly and listen for the click. Keep your trail elbow in front of your body so the club can approach the ball from the inside.
Set The Correct Arm Position
Use the adjustable gear/cam to choose how much the trail arm can bend. Start with slow full swings, find the setting that keeps your elbow in front of your body, and let the click expose every collapse.
Stop The Over-The-Top Move
Keep the trail elbow from folding behind you at the top so your first move down stays connected instead of throwing the club outside.
Train An Inside Swing Path
Rehearse slow swings with the elbow in front of your body. That gives the club room to approach from the inside instead of cutting across the ball.
Use The Click As Your Coach
Every click marks a rep where the trail arm collapsed. Reset the arm, repeat the swing, and train the correct position until it feels natural.
Training Tip
Start with slow practice swings before hitting balls. Keep your trail elbow in front of your body and make five click-free reps before increasing speed.
Fix The Arm First. The Rest Usually Follows.
Train the trail-arm position that stops the over-the-top move and gives your club a better path back to the ball.
Stop Letting Your Trail Arm Cause The Slice
A collapsed trail arm at the top can trap the club behind you and force an over-the-top downswing. The Right Angle trains the arm position that keeps the club on a more inside path.
See How The Right Angle Slice Fixer Trains The Correct Position
Watch how the brace limits excessive trail-arm bend and gives instant click feedback when your arm collapses.
- Shows the proper trail-arm position
- Explains how the click feedback works
- Demonstrates a more inside path to the ball
Why Trail-Arm Position Matters
When the trail elbow folds behind your body, the club often moves outside the target line on the way down. Keeping the arm in front gives the club room to approach from the inside and reduces the cut across the ball.
- Keeps the trail elbow in front of the body
- Helps stop the over-the-top move
- Trains a more inside swing path
- Gives immediate feedback on every collapse
The Chain Reaction It Helps Stop
A collapsed trail arm can trigger a steep transition, an out-to-in path, and an open face at impact. The Right Angle gives you physical and audible feedback so you can correct the first fault before the rest follow.
- Trail arm collapses at the top
- Club moves outside in transition
- Swing path cuts across the ball
- Ball starts right and curves farther right