2PCS Metal Finger Splint Middle Finger, Medium Size Finger Brace Stabilizer for Broken Fingers, Finger Splints for Arthritis Trigger Fingers to Straighten Index Pointer Pinky Ring

Good product I would buy again

Im 32 and I used these on my broken pinky. I have small hands but it fit perfect!

I just recieved the 3-pack of finger splints today. I'm wearing the middle sized splint on my pointer finger of my left hand which I sprained in early October. I've been wearing a homemade splint which consists of half of a wooden clothespin and stretchy bandage tape wrapped around it. My finger has been slow healing, and it doesn't help that I've accidentally hit / banged it into something which causes even more pain and inflammation, I've hit 7 times so far! ouch! Due to pain and swelling, I finally got to the ER for X-rays to make sure its not broken, they confirmed that its just sprained. They gave me a cheap flimsy four-pronged splint to wear but it hasn't lasted long (its already falling apart). I didnt find any good quality splints at any store. And then I found THIS style splint here on Amazon and sure am glad to have found it! It's very soft and comfortable, the padding is great! Don't forget to remove the blue covering before wearing it. Anyway, it appears to be a good quality product, the metal material feels strong, it's easy to put on and take off, the only complaint I have is that the velcro sticks to my clothes which makes it difficult to wear WHILE dressing or undressing, especially while putting on a sweater or jacket, it really clings and pulls out any knitted material like from a sweater or a beanie. I'm trying to figure out how to fix the problem..........I might try different type of velcro and cut it down to size, or, I might go back to using a medical stretchy fabric self adhesive bandage which I used on my homemade splint as well as on the cheap splint that the hospital gave me, I NEED to be able to wear the splint while dressing and undressing, so its important that I fix the problem. Other than that, it's a really nice splint and I'm very happy with it! The materials and the quality of it are very satisfactory! This 3-pack of splints will make a great addition to my personal emergency medical kit for sure. Thank you to the seller and to Amazon! :)

Good for pinky fingers, they come with handy Velcro bands to hold them in place. The metal is pliable and cushioned with blue sponge making them more comfortable to wear.

Hi this is better than the splint my doctor gave me. It fits better. However I do not use the Velcro piece to secure. Rather I use cohesive self stick bandage wrap which I purchased separately from Amazon. I’m female and 5’2 for reference.

I owned a different brand of the aluminum finger splint before buying this one. This was less expensive (three different sizes for about the same price as one of the other brand) but it shows in the lesser quality. The splint is sufficiently cushioned and the aluminum part is bendable enough to shape to the finger while being stiff enough to keep the finger joint from bending. However the edges of the aluminum are slightly rough and the spray painted blue finish is also less polished than the expensive brand. The reason I gave 3 stars instead of possibly 4 was that the little velcro straps that close around the splint stick well enough to themselves, but the outer surface sticks like crazy to just about any material with a texture to it. They stick to my hair, they stick to my jersey PJs and cotton T shirts and just about everything except for my cotton bedsheets. The more expensive brand of splint had velcro that stuck to itself when wrapped but that did not stick to anything else. I find this deficiency in the current brand sufficiently irritating that I probably will not buy it again, but will go with the more expensive one.

Excellent finger protection for us clumsy people that cut the tip off our finger while slice veggies. Fit well and is t too obtrusive. Still able to type with banging my finger on everything.

Good product. Very comfortable. Would like to be able to straighten a little more, but understand that this may mean sacrificing comfortability.