- Description
- Why We Like It
This finger splint holds a finger or thumb straight with a built-in curved aluminum support. The adjustable strap fits fingers up to 3.5” around, and the breathable, padded neoprene blend is lightweight for daytime or overnight wear. Pack of 2.
Specification
| What’s Included | 2 Trigger Finger Splints |
|---|---|
| Uses | Holds the finger or thumb straight with a curved aluminum support |
| Universal Sizing | One size fits most fingers; accommodates up to 3.5” circumference. |
| Materials | Neoprene, Nylon, Aluminum Splint |
| Color | Black |
| Application Instructions | Attach hook-and-loop fastening strap to the desired size, slip the splint onto the finger or thumb, tighten the strap, and readjust if needed. |
| Care Instructions | Hand wash with mild detergent in cold water, hang to dry. |
Frequently Asked Questions
Two reasons people pick this. Trigger finger often turns up in more than one finger, and having a spare means you can wash one while wearing the other. The neoprene needs cold hand-washing and hang-drying, so a rotation helps. If only one finger is affected and you don't mind the drying gap, the single Trigger Finger Splint does the same job for $18.49.
Yes. Same curved aluminum brace, same neoprene blend, same 3.5" strap. The only difference is you get two, and the per-splint price drops from $18.49 to about $13.
Yes. That's a common reason for buying the pair. Each splint is independent, so you can splint the ring finger on one hand and the thumb on the other, or two adjacent fingers on the same hand. If the two fingers are side by side and you'd rather hold them together in one piece, look at the Dual Finger Splint instead.
Yes. The strap adjusts to 3.5" around and the curved stay sits along the back of the thumb the same way it does on a finger. It fits either hand.
The stay is shaped like a half-ring that cups the back and sides of the finger, holding the joint straight so the tendon can't snap over the pulley that causes the catch. You'll feel the finger can't bend. That's it working. Most people wear it overnight and during rest periods.
It's built for it. The neoprene blend is lightweight, wicks moisture and is padded where the stay sits, so it doesn't rub. Take it off if you notice numbness or the fingertip going pale. That means the strap is too tight, not that the splint is wrong for you.
Hand wash in cold water with a mild detergent and hang to dry. With two, you'll always have a dry one ready.
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