BraceAbility Soft Resting Hand Splint - Stroke Brace Right or Left Hand Immobilizer for Finger Contractures, Post-Surgery Recovery, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Ulnar Nerve Damage Relief (M - Right)

I am very happy I purchased this brace. I just had surgery on my fingers and my palm (where my stitches are located) is pretty sensitive so I thought having something to protect it would be best. This brace is easy to put on and comfortable to wear. The thumb area just needs to be adjusted to ensure that it is not too loose.I highly recommend especially for anyone who has had carpal tunnel or trigger finger surgery.

When I sleep, I tend to bend my wrists in a way that aggravates repetitive stress injury of forearm and wrist. I had a brace like this before and lost it.This brace has a soft terry cloth exterior that is removable and can be machine washed. There is a metal insert that can be bent in a different position if it is not comfortable out of the box (this product was just fine for me - no adjustment needed). I am looking forward the waking up tomorrow without aching forearms.

Works but some details, like the velcro, were not great.

I use this brace overnight to keep my fist from clenching while I sleep. The fabric and cushioning is very comfortable, and does not overheat my skin. It helps to relieve the pain in my fingers. I removed the stiff inner support because it was not shaped correctly to fit my hand. It works fine without it inside.

I have nerve damage and my smallest 3 fingers they want to ball up and need to be held straight. This brace does a horrible job at that. The one pice of velcro over fingers is is in wrong position. The thumb hold is in wrong position, I cut it off so my fingers will nestel up higher into velcro strap. Still me little finger wants to curl up and out of brace.But here's the worst part.As an older man I have to get up several time at night.Trying to take off brace to use my walker, and run to bathroom is a nightmare.The small velcro straps are hard to find in the dark room to unhook, because a light on would disturb my wife. The small velcro straps are also hard to attach because their is such a small footprint to match. Then they add too the insult by putting lable sticking out of velcro tab and it folds onto velcro blocking its path! Yes I cut it off, but it showes a attitude of the manufacturer that they don't care.The velcro should be big wide strip with a big grab handel. And the sizing needs to be reworked.I believe i may be wrong using this brace, it is for a wrist problem and not hand problem. I've found the products offered by the health care industry are generally alfull, created by people who don't use them.

While the BraceAbility Resting Hand Splint can be a useful tool for individuals recovering from injuries or surgery, there are a few things that could be improved upon.One issue with this splint is its sizing. While it is adjustable, the sizing may not be suitable for all individuals. Some users have reported that the splint may be too small or too large for their hand, which can affect its effectiveness and overall comfort.Another issue is the material used in the construction of the splint. While it is made with breathable and lightweight materials, some users have reported that it can become uncomfortable and hot after extended use. This may be a concern for those who need to wear the splint for long periods of time.Additionally, the design of the splint may not be suitable for all users. Some users have reported that the splint may be too bulky or cumbersome, making it difficult to perform daily tasks while wearing it.That being said, the BraceAbility Resting Hand Splint does have some positive features. It is designed to keep the hand and wrist in a neutral position, which can be beneficial for individuals recovering from injuries or surgery. It is also easy to put on and take off, and its adjustable straps allow for a customized fit.Overall, while the BraceAbility Resting Hand Splint can be a helpful tool for some individuals, there are some sizing and comfort issues that may need to be addressed. Potential users should consider these factors before purchasing the splint.

This is the best hand/wrist brace I've ever used. It is so soft and comfortable and somewhat adjustable in the fingers and thumb. I have carpal tunnel syndrome but I also have arthritis in my thumb and finger joints. I curl my fingers when I sleep and they are very stiff in the morning. I really needed something to keep my fingers more stretched out as well as keep my wrist in a neutral position. All the many braces I've tried end up irritating my hand and arm in different places, but this one is really soft, padded, and doesn't have any seams to rub your skin. Even the straps are padded. I bought the right hand to test it out first and now I'm ordering the left hand. I'm having carpal tunnel surgery soon and I plan to use this brace afterward and not spend $100s of dollars on one from the doctor. I even feel sure when I show it to him, he's going to be pretty impressed.

We have had several hand braces over the years and this one is far superior to any other one we’ve used. This hand brace comfortably supports the hand in an open position and stays secure all night. The Velcro on this brace stays in place unlike other braces we’ve used that had to be replaced too soon.