Exoform Large Right Carpal Tunnel Wrist Support

I got one and like it so much I bought one for my other hand. They are lightweight yet strong like I'd hoped.They have a removable padded lining that I leave in place when I scrub and rinse them clean. I press a towel into the surface to absorb the excess water after I'm done cleaning it and leave to dry for a few hours.They are comfortable, the design is well thought out and is working out well for me. I like the way they look, too. Inspired by the name Exoform, we refer to them affectionately at the 'exoskeletons' (must be spoken in a robot-like voice). I put them on when I am going to be performing a task that might aggravate my CTS...like typing, cleaning, lifting something cumbersome.These are easy to take off and put on. They don't get all hot like the other kinds that have a lot of material completely covering the wrist and palm. They are comfortable to sleep in. Because of their usability, I have not minded wearing them a lot and as a result my carpal tunnel symptoms have lessened quite a bit.

This brace is great. It's the best brace/support I've had, and over the years there have been quite a few. The mold supports better places, making it more effective than the usual metal pieces. Not having the excess fabric and padding makes it less obtrusive as well- especially between the thumb and index finger. It's much less bulky to carry or store when not being worn, too. The tabs add to the simplicity- taking it on and off is easy. They also allow the super slim comfort padding to be removed and washed (by hand) anytime. The braces opens all the way, and the padding is attached with just a few small velcro pieces, so it comes right out and sets back in just as simply.I cannot express just how much of a great difference this brace is compared to the rest. And for this price, you just can't beat the value.

Fits good enough. I like the fit on my forearm as I have large forearms however the fit around the thumb is loose. Still, it works and is less intrusive as other braces I have tried. I like it and will use it often.

I have carpal tunnel syndrome, still need to work my job in accounting. This brace is not very adjustable due to the strap/clip method. I think the exoskeleton set up could/should work, but having to clip the brace in place and then try to pull the straps to make it fit right is pretty impossible, and the process has to happen each time they are worn. There is plenty of strapping for me, so I do not believe it is a size issue. It is just too hard to adjust to fit. And again, not returnable!!

This was an amazing buy for the money especially considering how many I've tried on at different stores. The brace is very breathable and is designed from materials that are very comfortable against the skin. The brace is easy to take on and off and has not come off during sleep. I like the small amount of pliability offered by the plastic framework while still offering support. If you are looking for a brace with a metal palm insert (one that doesn't allow for one degree of mobility of the wrist) then this wrist brace may not be for you. The rubber material that touches your hands is very comfortable so I can't figure out what another customer was complaining about in a review I read. The tightness of the brace can be adjusted with the straps so there is no reason for discomfort. Overall, it supports my wrist, it is commacomfortable, it is not hot and sweaty so it's perfect for me. I have been using it for 2 weeks and I can't wait to see how it holds up, so far so good.

At first this was very comfortable and did the job with less bulk and more comfort. However, after using for a few weeks, it's falling apart. The cloth is coming away from the plastic and the rubber on the edges is peeling off. I am so disappointed because this was so comfortable to wear but didn't restrict finger movement.

For my particular issue, which is a very common one, the fit-up was insufficient & could not be adjusted out. I liked the light wt. design & somewhat ease of getting it on & off but it would not keep my wrist from flexing. At present I have a significant case of carpal tunnel & keeping my dominant hands wrist from flexing is paramount. Up until trying this light wt. brace I was using a brace that was working very satisfactorily, however, it was just a little bulky & cumbersome.The casing on this new brace is molded plastic & can only be adjusted for tightness it cannot be adjusted sufficiently to restrict the flexing of your wrist satisfactorily. Also, for me it also could not be adjusted to fit deeply enough into the palm of my hand, which is absolutely needed to restrict wrist bend. If your hand fits into the shape as designed you will like it. For the rest of us not so much. Having your wrist not being able to flex at all is very important specifically while you are sleeping because when you wake up you are in for the most excruciating pain in the carpal tunnel hand(s).

As someone who’s had carpal tunnel and tendinitis in their wrists for 10+ years (thanks to a connective tissue disorder), I certainly have worn my fair share of wrist splints. There are the cheaper drug store versions, the slightly nicer yet still quite bulky options, even the custom splints made by OT from casting material that are hard as rock, I’ve worn them all! And this is my favorite by far! This is perfect for carpal tunnel and it looks nice and fits easily through the arms of jackets and sweaters. I appreciate the fact that it has a more low profile design and is slim, as I get tired of everyone and their mother asking what happened bc they see it when you have a bulkier option on your wrist. One thing to note, there isn’t thumb support, so if you’re looking for that, this wouldn’t be the best option, instead I’d recommend buying a different brace but still from the same company as there products are some of the most comfortable splints out there! If you wear a wrist brace somewhat often then this will be a good purchase and you’ll get your moneys worth!