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,Medium

I've ordered and used multiple different brands of hand braces for my carpal tunnel and these have been the best. Most comfortable, best fit, easy to use and clean. There's no edges on the inside fabric, so they always look good. Great velcro quality, they stay put and support the wrist well. I definitely notice a difference in my hands if I don't use these when I'm working at my computer. Using these braces helps with pain and the feeling in my hands (they tend to get numb when my carpal tunnel flares up.) I have this pair for work and the nighttime ones for sleep.

I bought several wrist braces for my husband after he sprained his wrist and he says this one was perfect! The splint inside kept his wrist from bending and gave great support and pain relief because it kept his wrist straight so the sprain could heal. What he really liked about this one over the others was the thumb opening was a little larger which made it more comfortable on his hand and palm. Also, very easy to get on and off, even with a sprained wrist.

My old splint was very worn, so I tried this brand and it’s becoming my favorite. It’s lined on the inside and so comfortable and soft, which is great since I use it while I sleep. It doesn’t rub against my sensitive skin. It’s very supportive, but one thing to note is that I ordered a size medium (I have regular-sized hands) and there was a slight gap in the palm area. I think I’ve gotten used to it because it doesn’t bother me anymore, and I’m still getting the proper support while sleeping—my hand no longer goes numb. This will be my go-to brand from now on. I have already bought a couple other product from this brand and I think the quality is great and the fabrics are soft.

This brace works pretty well and provides stability and comfort. This material also doesn't make me itch like other materials have. The only downside I would say is that the area where it wraps around the thumb, is kind of irritating but not too serious. It just rubs on my skin a bit, which is where the irritation comes from. But that seems to be common with every single wrist brace unfortunately. Other than that, seems to be well made.

I have to preface this review by saying that I bought several things for my CTS at the same time as a pair of these. While I am always aware of my CTS, horseback riding a few weeks ago caused a major flare up, and since then, with my first sip of coffee, I've taken 600-800mg of ibuprofen, even when I wear wrist braces to sleep, and then every 5-6 hours throughout the day. I'm a couple of hours into today after using these, and have not yet felt the need to take anything, though my CTS is so bad, I do feel a slight tingling in my hands as I write this. But, I can write this, and the tingling is just that, my hands are not on fire.I was hesitant to spend this amount of money on wrist braces, but I really wanted something that I could wear during the day, or, at least have some use of my hands when I wear them at night. These meet both of those needs. I won't say that I can do everything I could if I didn't have braces on, but because these are not bulky and are sized to fit my wrist, I have greater freedom than other, 'one-size' or non-lateral braces I've used. One of my biggest issues with past braces has been the metal rod in the bottom which these have, but it is not bothersome at all, they're not too wide, and my hand fits neatly into them. The rod on the top of the brace is flexible, and I don't feel it at all when I wear these.Other reviews mentioned the velcro not being strong enough, I'd say the opposite, the velcro holds very well. Another review mentioned the big thumb whole - While I can agree the thumb hole is big, I can rearrange my hand in the brace to a point where it's not bothersome at all. They are soft and breathable.Because I also picked up a rollerball massager for my forearms, a TENS unit, and hand/wrist exercisers at the same time as these, plus I've been doing nerve glide exercises the last few days, I can't say with certainty that all the relief I feel is because of these. But, I have little doubt these are a big part of it, as the exercises will take time to build strength, and the TENS + massage roller will as well, because as of this morning my forearms are still full of knots.

This little, light-weight, wrist brace is, for me, the best. I broke the end of a small meta tarsal on my right wrist while visiting another country and could not find an adequate brace. The poor bone was causing me pain for 6 months. Women would grab my hand and twist it - me close for a hug, it is part of their culture, but my poor hand had no time to heal.I found this one and decided to try it. It is light-weight yet it has two stabilizers built in it. It also goes up far enough on my wrist that it is supported handshaking, driving and even out in the garden shoveling. (With a gardening glove over it to keep it clean.) The support takes the pain away and allows healing. It is inexpensive, but not inexpensively made, it is sturdy. I like to wear it with an old cotton sock underneath to protect it from sweat. I have not washed it in a machine, but by hand. I actually tried several others. Two did not come up to this standard and the third was for my other hand (Yup. 2 falls!) The third was a medical one issued by the hospital and it was heavy, hard to put on, and bulky. This one did as good a job for me as the much more expensive one, yet was more comfortable to wear. The break was the end of the metacarpal at the bottom of my hand at the wrist. It was just what I needed and, finally, I am healing.

This is very comfortable, fits well and keeps my wrist stable. Works very well