Finger Extension Splint for Trigger Finger, Mallet Finger, Finger Knuckle Immobilization, Finger Fractures, Wounds, Post-Operative Care and Pain Relief (10)

It is easy to find finger splints to immobilize the upper joints of the finger but not the lower one. Our daughter has twice hurt her knuckles and needed this kind of splint. Easily adjustable to different length of fingers and widths of wrists.

Broke my ring finger on my left hand. The only good thing about that is that I am right-handed.First night, the Velcro from the finger caught my covers several times. Also, the wrist strap come open. There is a problem with the Velcro on the fingers. It seems to be too stiff. It wraps the finger, but the ends stick up. Therefore, before the second night I cut the top and middle loop shorter, to where they do not stand up straight in the air where your finger curves. That worked, but the wrist strap broke open again. BTW, it also opened up several times during the day. The Velcro is not enough to hold the wrist. Also, ring finger, pretty long, it just does not cover the top of the finger. Tonight, I am using the self-clinging wrap to secure the wrist strap. Paper tape will also work.

Good qualty, highly recommend

The thing worked great day one. Day to the wrist started to pop lose and Velcro come lose, by 3 days I had to use coban or a wrist wrap over it to keep it on. 10 days later the finger will not stay on. Velcro sucks on it. I would avoid this one. .Otherwise it would be great. I am making do but not a fan. I have a couple weeks left of splinting for this broken knuckle on my ring finger. I have coban to help keep it on so I will make due but i would try a different brand if buying again.

I know many others have reported that the hook and loop fastener became weak after a couple weeks of usage. I have to stabilize one finger for 3-4 weeks, and I don't think it is going to make it that long. However, I will probably just use another strap to continue using the brace. It wouldn't be so bad if they made the wrap portion a little longer. I have large hands and this is NOT a very good model of "one size fits all".I would still recommend the purchase, but beware if you have larger hands.

I used this after my trigger finger surgery. It helped so much. I still use it every once and again.

I have a tendonitis problem with the third finger on my right hand, and after a very painful cortisone shot, I didn't want to get another one when the straightening effect didn't last. I have one of these and sleep in it at night. It's quite comfortable and gently straightens my finger during overnight wear.I'll keep using this to avoid another cortisone shot - it's a good product!

It took awhile to figure out how to fit my small hand with this stabilizer. If it’s a pointer finger it works fine and is comfortable. For my middle finger not so comfy. The material rubbed on finger/ hand connection. I did wear it for a couple of days and then discarded it. If your hand is larger, would work better. There were no instructions on how to adjust it and I ordered two finger splints in case one got dirty… hope I can pass it on to help someone bigger than me. I’m 4’11 1/2 and 111 pounds.