Vive Trigger Finger Splint Brace - Middle, Pinky, Pointer, Ring and Thumb Support - Palm Strap Included - Straighten Curved or Broken Fingers - Adjustable, Breathable Fit - Aluminum Pain Relief Guard

I questioned how such a small piece for a splint was going to do any good, but this brace is amazing; An absolute life-saver! It's sturdy and great quality material.I have a nasty trigger finger on my pinky, and have been using this splint for 3 weeks, non-stop with a job where I depend on the use of my hands. It has held up great, especially for the heavy use that I use it.It's comfortable, and most importantly, doesn't restrict your hand's range of motion.I ordered another one of these so I have a spare, definitely recommend!

This brace is exactly what I wanted. I have tenosynovitis on the tendon in the back of my hand that works my ring and pinky fingers. I wanted to immobilize the base of the two fingers while the tendon heals. I have fairly thin fingers so the velcro strap fits around both fingers. Someone with big fat sausage fingers probably would not be able to fit more than one finger in a single splint. It also comes with a shorter velcro strap if you want to flip it over to use it like a traditional finger splint.

Very comfortable and sturdy brace. I use for my forefinger. Helps with knuckle/ finger pain. Like that I can strap acrossAll knuckles for more support and not have to wear a full hand brace with the one finger support .

The velcro was very irritating between the fingers and at where the finger joins the palm. I could only handle it fir 24 hours. I created my own splint with two plastic plant ID stakes, medical tape, and moleskin wrapped at the ends. It worked great for two days before I got this Amazon splint, so I'm back with it. The comfort design of this Amazon splint is terrible.

I just don't like the feeling of a splint on my finger. However, I tried it and it gave me no relief. Then, I found an orthopedic hand specialist. They do NOT recommend splinting. You need to be using your hand. Get a steroid shot. It works. The tendon in inflamed. Splinting may work for some people, didn't work for me.

Trigger finger was getting out of control. After a few days of wearing the brace at nights, I noticed great improvement

After sustaining a fracture in my little finger, I couldn’t find a support device that was comfortable and immobilized the finger properly, but after trying a handful of options, I found this to work the best. It’s adjustable, relatively soft, and does a good job.

While I would not negate this splint entirely, I feel it is just shy of great. The splint is not as long as my finger, so my finger does not stay straight therefore the cord is not being stretched adequately. I won't say it doesn't help, it does. but I think it could be improved with a longer splint, a wider splint band and a wider palm band.