Dropsky Waterproof Wrist Thumb Support With Gel Pad, Thumb Brace for Arthritis Pain and Support-Thumb Wrist Brace, Arthritis & Carpal Tunnel - Left and Right Hand- Lightweight,Therapy Rubber-Latex, 4

I like it’s waterproof, comfortable. I use my wrists a lot at work and other supports use braces which become uncomfortable and hard to use your hands like you want. This doesn’t restrict you and makes my hands have no pain when I have them on and using them daily at work.

The part that goes on your thumb actually does seem to give you some support and relief, however the part on your wrist will not stay in place and rolls up into a ball constantly. Also, the one size fits all concept is poorly executed as I wear an extra-large glove and felt like I had to stretch this to the extreme just to get it on. I stick to the fabric ones.

I love.the material And the tight fit It was working out well to relieve me from pain and still get my job done. But only downside was that it ripped to easily and I went through the 2 pairs within 3 days For the price I'll need a more durable product. Disappointing because it helped me briefly. I'd consider these almost disposable...if offered at a different rate with more quantity I'd consider repurchasing

(Written by Sparkles' husband.) I didn't realize it was "100% latex" rather than just "Contains latex"; I was expecting something like the more familiar Ace support brace, but I guess that's on me for not reading more closely. Anyway, I've recently developed trigger thumb in the distal joint (closest to the fingertip) and needed something to prevent it from bending. This product mostly supports the wrist and proximal joint -- not much support at all where I need it most. I didn't want a thumb *splint* because it would impede my golf swing. (LOL) Unfortunately I can't wear this brace while golfing either, because the latex makes my wrist sweat and sticks to the hand grip on the club. As a result, I've gone back to taping the joint to keep it immobilized while playing. At the same time, with the tape underneath, it does protect the joint when I'm sleeping and doing chores around the house. One other thing, I don't really need 4 braces; why not make it 2 and reduce the price?

I have "trigger finger" in my thumb (yes, it's a thing), so I need to brace the thumb. I have the heavy-duty brace with the metal splint in it, but that's not always convenient - like when I'm washing dishes - so this makes a nice change. It's flexible, it fits underneath my rubber gloves, and it provides the support I need during the day.DO store them inside out in a baggie with some powder - they are a million times easier to get on if they're powdered. They're supposed to be snug, so if you don't powder them I imagine they would tear easily as you pull them over your hand.