I live overseas and the pro-shops here don't stock these brands of wrist supports, so I'd like to ask a few questions before ordering on-line.

First, the cobra eagle and eagle 3 - what's the difference between the two?  Also, are the eagle and eagle 3 adjustable in terms of amount of wrist cup?

Second, the moro, both pro release and pro release extended. Again, what's the difference?  And for the extended, how far does the finger support section extend? I mean, would it extend past the tips of the fingers, to about the first joint from the tips, etc?  This might be the difference between the PR and PR Extended.  Also, can you adjust the amount of cup without taking it off?

Third, the Brunswick PowerKoil.  Same question as for the Moro Extended - how much of the hand does the finger support portion cover?  

All of these, you'll notice, are models that extend for all fingers, not just the index finger.  I have a Robby Revs 3 but don't like the feel - when I increase the amount of cup, my wrist turns too quickly, or my thumb doesn't exit very cleanly.  I also have a device made by a Korean manufacturer that extends for all fingers, and though I like it it's starting to get old.

For a little bit of fun extra information, they do have Robby versions here, but they all cost about US$100, and the most popular brand is a Japanese one but the device costs close to US$200. So I'm kind of interested in ordering online from the US!

Thanks in advance for your help!
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Mike, thanks for the response!  That's kind of what I was wondering about the Eagle and Eagle 3.  Thanks also for the info on the Moro.  I know this is just a matter of preference, but since you've used both, which did (or do) you feel more comfortable using?  Heck, I might just end up getting both and seeing what happens since the cost of ordering both online will still be less than buying one from our pro-shop here!

Anybody want to comment about the Brunswick PowerKoil?
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Thanks to both of you guys for the responses.  I have a little more info now to make a decision.  I appreciate your time.  Thanks again!
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I have the Moro (non extended version) and also the blue Powerkoil. I can make ALL adjustments with both without taken them off.

The Moro is made out of metal and is heavier than the Powerkoil or the Robbys Rev's which are made out of aluminum.

The Powerkoil is made almost the same way as the Robbys Revs. The Moro design is slightly different.

The Cobra and Eagle are old school and I just don't see many people using them anymore.
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3 holes of fun!!

Really dont have to worry about hand size its more wrist size with braces  If you contact any of the company they should have a way of measureing for perfect fit

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Thanks everybody - now, one more question!  This time about sizes.

The Moro comes in two sizes.  At bowler's paradise, it's "regular" and "small" while Buddies Pro Shop lists the two as "small/medium" and "medium/large".  

The Brunswick PowerKoil comes in small, medium, large, and XL.

I don't have big hands, but not tiny either, so for the PowerKoil I assume the medium would be about right, figuring the small might be for ladies?

For the Moro, I'm not sure which would be the safer alternative, though I figure maybe the small/medium might be better.  That's the one I'm more confused about.

I know it'd be better if I could tell you my span, but that's back at the bowling alley.  Anyway, can anybody shed some light on the sizing issue?
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