Resting Hand Splint, Stroke Hand Therapy Equipment, Hand Brace with Finger Support for Stroke Recovery Patients, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Arthritis, Tendinitis, Metacarpal Breaks (Large Left)

Works well to keep my husband's fingers open (to prevent constriction). Fairly easy to put on or take off. Comfortable.

Got this to try to reduce some if the spacticity in my wrist from a stroke: it probably helped some, but it is awkward to wear for very long.

This is a really nice brace It's strong and supportive This drops are comfortable. The only problems are the plastic strap holders that you have to use to cinch it or kind of big and they do pull over and lay on the hand which can be uncomfortable so I have to manipulate that or put something else in there. Also we haven't been using it very long but I am sure like most all of these the Velcro is not going to last very long but I don't know that for a fact yet.

I bought this product for my son after a nerve injury. He said it is very comfortable, and easy to apply. He can apply it on his own with his other hand. He has large hands, the fit was perfect. It gives excellent support, and has greatly minimized his skin breakdown in comparison to his other hand brace. Holds up well in the wash. Buy tow so you can swap them out, it is important to keep it clean as it does absorb sweat.

Fingers fell out of elastic fingers. To big.

So I do not have carpel tunnel, but I have a pinched root nerve in my neck and it mimics a lot of different pains and CT being one of them. My hand can go numb, I get horrible pains in my palm and fingers that causes them to draw up. All the while my wrist feels almost like it is broke. Having an immobilizer brace helps keep the nerves in my wrist and hand calm while the main nerves in my neck flares. I like this brace as it’s comfortable to sleep in (that’s when I use it) and it’s adjustable just about everywhere. It keeps your palm in a neutral position and your fingers can completely relax. It’s also a little longer than traditional wrist brace so it stays in place better imo. And it doesn’t slide up or down; and it doesn’t pinch or feel like it’s poking you.

Trying to alleviate tendinitis, was told by Dr to get a hand splint. Ordered small, even that is too big so clearly it’s meant for men. My hands are medium to large in gloves but as you can see in the pic it’s just not a fit for me. Only way to be at all comfortable was to put my fingers on top of the loops & leave my thumb free. Trying to wear as instructed made things much worse. Ordered a different brand, arrives tomorrow and I can’t wait.

I purchased this for my stroke hand it was a good purchase compared to the other options. The price is reasonable and quality is okay I just wish it was a little more flexible to adjust especially at the thumb area.