PhysioRoom Thumb Support Splint

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Why Buy The PhysioRoom Thumb Support Splint?

High Quality

Made from high quality materias.

Recovery

Speed up recovery time.

Motion

Allows range of motion control.

Pain Relief

Alleviates thumb pain.

Key Features

Injury

Prevent further injuries.

Regular Use

Use on a daily basis.

Fit

Easy velcro strap.

Comfort

Comfortable material.

Frequently Asked Questions

To help selecting the correct size, remove all clothing from the area, measuring above clothing may cause the wrong size to be ordered or the product to not fitting correctly.

Please use a tailors tape measure to take your measurement.

If your measurement is between two sizes, choose the larger size.

Measure the circumference of your wrist and the length from the wrist to the top of the thumb.

Small: Wrist circumference: 14 - 15.5cm / Length of splint (from wrist to the middle of the thumb) 16cm

Medium: Wrist circumference: 16 - 17.5cm / Length of splint (from wrist to the middle of the thumb) 16.2cm

Large: Wrist circumference: 18 - 19.5cm / Length of splint (from wrist to the middle of the thumb) 16.4cm

X-Large: Wrist circumference: 20 - 21cm / Length of splint (from wrist to the middle of the thumb) 16.5cm

You can use this for broken thumb, skier's thumb and sprained thumb.

No, it is hand-wash only cold and dry flat.

You can use this support for both right and left hand.

More about the PhysioRoom Thumb Support Splint

Wear while skiing to help prevent skier's thumb and also to speed up the healing process of a fractured thumb or sprain. Reduces thumb pain following a fracture or sprain by stabilising the digit. This will also help to prevent further injury and shorten the healing duration. Metal stays are used within the support to achieve this by limiting movement of the thumb. Please note the splint can not be removed. This is also a popular product amongst skiers as it supports the base of the thumb joint, an area often injured during skiing.