FREETOO Wrist Brace for Carpal Tunnel,[New Upgrade-Anatomically shaped] Adjustable Wrist Support Splint for Men and Women,Hand Brace for Pain Relief, Tendinitis,Arthritis,Right Hand,Large,Black-Grey

Works as it should
I bought this because I sleep with my hands curled up under my chin. I also work at a desk job. I bought a small right hand brace. Because of the way I sleep and working at a computer, my right wrist will get Tendinitis. And it hurts. I needed to do something about it. I wanted a brace that wasn’t bulky as I intended to wear it while sleeping. The 1st night with the brace the fabric was rubbing between my thumb. But after adjusting the straps, it has worked amazing and completely comfortable enough to wear to sleep. I will be buying one for my left hand as well. The straps are holding up, though I’ve only used it a few times. I like they way it looks. I like that there is support/ stability for my wrist on the top and bottom. Since using it, I do not have pain. And believe me, I was having a hard time cutting my food because of pain in my wrist. I think over all it’s a good product. I do wish it was a bit cheaper as most other braces are a bit cheaper. But I guess it’s still a great value for your money. In addition, I likes how the company reached out to me after buying it to make sure I was taking care of. That alone is wroth a lot. Not often or ever do you get that type of support from a company.

Supports the hand-wrist and forearm area excellently
We were in dire need of the wrist support and my wife, (for whom it was intended,) put it on straight-away. It wrapped itself around the wrist area perfectly. The improvement was felt immediately. One “plus” is the reduced bulk and aerodynamic design; it is palpable. This, of course, contributes to comfort and enhances the ability to move the wrist and hand in greater freedom with lessened pain. Well done!

Good stability, huge thumb opening
Good quality. Runs a bit big (I measured my wrist before ordering). It has a s-shaped metal bar that fits the curve of the heel of my hand/wrist. If I align that bar with the contours of my hand/wrist, I’m left with a hug gap at the top of the thumb hole and around my knuckles. If I push the brace down so the top seam and thumb hole align correctly, the fit is awkward and uncomfortable since the s-shaped bar no longer alings with my hand/wrist. Worth noting that I am chubby, but on the petite side (5’1). Average sized people might not have this issue. If your body parts are short like mine and this gapping would bother you, consider looking elsewhere.

Great support for broken wrist newly released from a cast.
This is a very comfortable and supportive brace. Light-weight, easy to put on, allows most of the fine movements needed for typing and daily tasks while preventing over-use or over-extension of parts of the hand that are still healing.

I recently started to get moderate discomfort in my medial nerve. I purchased this (along with a few other supports) and in just a few days the pain has gone away. This is a lightweight brace; you can continue to work/use the hand as it it has enough mobility due to it not using a splint system. I believe it primarily keeps the wrist relatively neutral and provides support. I think it also puts pressure on the sides of the wrist, this can help free up the tunnel that the nerves run through.Special mention to the pully system – this is fantastic and I haven’t seen it in any similar products. The system makes it very easy to adjust the tightness of the support. One downside is that the seam from this system can rest on a knuckle of the wrist, it took me a few days to find a comfortable position. Now, I don’t really notice I am wearing it.I combine this product with a more ridged support that I wear in bed; the goal is to keep the wrist as neutral as possible when not in use.

I have had issues with my wrist for a little while now. I typed too much for my job and I never noticed the damage I was doing to my wrist until it was too late. So I’ve been advised by a doctor to keep on a risk support for a while, just until the damage starts healing. That’s where this first support comes in. So far I’ve had a great experience. It’s firm enough to support my wrist and to keep it in a certain place for a long period Of time. The design is nice and has this little premium feel to it however the one thing I didn’t like was getting it on and off my wrist. I think they splint is in itself designed to be tight on your body, which is fine for the most part but if you have a lot of pain in your wrist, I would avoid getting this splint. I had to fight through pain to put it on the first time but after a while I got used to it. Overall I would recommend this to everybody.