Hand, Wrist & Finger Braces

Shop wrist braces, trigger finger splints, finger splints, thumb braces and arthritis gloves in multiple sizes and styles, with day and night designs. We ship across the USA.

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Hand and Wrist Support Guide

Hand and wrist supports come in different designs. Some hold a joint fully still, while others give light, flexible support. Use this guide to compare types, and follow your doctor's or hand therapist's recommendation.

Designed for Support type Design
Carpal tunnel syndrome Wrist brace or wrist splint Holds the wrist straight; often worn at night
Wrist sprain or strain Wrist brace Adjustable straps with a firm stay
Wrist fracture or after hand surgery Hand and wrist immobilizer Keeps the wrist and hand in a fixed position
Trigger finger Trigger finger splint Keeps one finger straight
Trigger finger in two fingers Dual trigger finger splint Supports two neighboring fingers
Jammed or broken finger Aluminum or universal finger splint Bendable aluminum holds the finger in position
Boxer's fracture Boxer splint Covers the 4th and 5th fingers and outer hand
Thumb sprain Thumb brace Wraps and stabilizes the thumb
Stiff or curled fingers Resting hand splint Finger separators hold the hand open
Hand stiffness and arthritis Arthritis or compression gloves Snug, open-finger compression fabric
Cold or warm therapy Wrist ice wrap or finger sleeves Reusable gel packs for hot or cold use

How to Choose a Hand or Wrist Brace

  • Support level: gloves and sleeves are light, wrist braces are moderate, and immobilizers and rigid splints are firm.
  • Brace or splint: wrist braces usually allow some movement, while splints and immobilizers hold the wrist or finger in one position.
  • Day or night: low-profile braces suit daytime tasks; fuller splints are often worn at night.
  • Left or right hand: some styles fit either hand, others are side-specific. Check each product page.
  • Size: measure your wrist or finger using the sizing chart on each product page.

Arm, Elbow and Shoulder Supports

Need support higher up the arm? See our tennis elbow straps, elbow brace, arm sling and the full neck, shoulder and arm supports collection, or browse all orthopedic supplies.

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of brace is used for carpal tunnel syndrome?

A wrist brace or wrist splint that holds the wrist in a straight, neutral position is the type commonly used for carpal tunnel syndrome. Many people wear it at night. Ask your doctor which style suits you.

Should I wear a wrist brace at night?

Wrist splints are often worn at night because they keep the wrist from bending during sleep. For sprains, fractures or after surgery, follow your doctor's instructions.

How long is a trigger finger splint usually worn?

Trigger finger splints are often worn for several weeks, commonly at night. Your doctor or hand therapist can tell you how long is right for you.

What is the difference between a wrist brace and a wrist splint?

A wrist splint usually has a firm stay that holds the wrist still. A wrist brace often allows more movement. Check each product description for its support level.

Which finger splint is used for a jammed or broken finger?

Aluminum and universal finger splints are commonly used to hold an injured finger in position. A boxer splint is designed for the 4th and 5th fingers. See a doctor if you think a finger is broken.

What are arthritis gloves?

Arthritis gloves are snug, open-finger compression gloves worn during daily activities or overnight. They come in different styles, including versions with grip dots.

Can one brace fit both hands?

Some braces and splints fit either hand, while others are made for the left or right hand only. Check the product page before ordering.

Where do you ship hand and wrist braces?

We ship hand, wrist and finger braces to customers across the United States.