I need a splint that I can bend at my palm for my pinkie. My pinkie is 2" and the small specs say 2 1/4". Will it be too big?
2006817
The bending at your palm thing is throwing me off a bit. The splint will be isolated to your pinkie and is fully adjustable. If you adjust the top part you should be able to gain 1/4"
2006818
It may extend a slight bit beyond the tip of your finger but shouldn't interfere with bending your palm, the extra 1/4" will be extending in the opposite direction.
1362123
Sorry I haven't replied sooner, I've been a little busy. I measured my splint, and a 12 inch foot will fit on there. My splint is a large, so I think you'll be OK with that.
361084
I bought mine for trigger fingers and just I went by my ring size on that finger. If I wear a size 6 ring on that finger I bought a size 6 Oval 8 Splint.I hope this helps. Sandy
682166
Oval 8 splint finger comes with 2 different end sizes. If U order a size 6, it will come with one end size 6 and other end a little smaller than size 6 so U can turn around to see which side is better fit. Although it is not really like a ring per se. My right finger size is 6 1/2 but I can still put size 6 in and it works, my suggestion is U should order size 6 for 6 1/2. U don't want it to be too loose and it will fall off.
795003
For a proper fit suggest you have your Dr. measure or it is just hit or miss.I prefer 2.5 "
31871
My hand is about 9" and it was too tight. My fingers started to go numb. I would suggest going to your local sporting goods store and try on a few different ones to find the correct size.
368950
For me, once the splint is attached where you wear a ring, it comes down 1-1/2"
459428
I measured with a ruler, and the clamp will open up to a full inch. It might stretch a little further if necessary. But, I think you should be in very good shape with 1/2 inch.
1075960
This is definitely an adult-size splint. Although adjustable, my opinion is that it would still be too large for a young child. I suggest doing a search for pediatric wrist splints.
2094695
Yes. When I wear snow gloves I feel X-Large just fit me but XX-Large (If I can find them) fit nicely. So now you know how to compare my hand to yours. The strap that is located by your fingers is uncomfortable until your hand gets used to it. I had my first splint for about a week and I just ordered a second for my other hand.
266489
They fit most hand sizes but don't bother they are pretty much worthless for thump pain/stabilization. Go with a splint that is Velcroed around your thumb and wrist area. I got mine at hand doctor but you can find them on the net.
1853346
I just guessed that medium would be the right fit. Pretty much follows other items you would purchase for your size of hand. The supports are not tight. Do not think of them as braces. What I like about them is that I can put on some medicated patches and then slide the supports over the patch. Works we'll.
2040068
Pretty small... but depending how small your arms are (are they wider than an iPhone?) it may not be really comfortable. I think you could get it to adjust for arms as small as about 6" in circumfrance. Which is around the size of my wrist. Have worn this securely on my forarm and could have slid it down to my wrist and tighten it up there as well.
1042497
I think it will be too large for you. It's about 8x4 and pretty stiff you first get it. Although, you can adjust and tighten the cord that secures it to your forearm. If the widest part of your forearm is less than 8inches around I feel it would be too small. It was a little big for me and took a while to have it fit my arm well and the widest part of my forearm is about 9.5inches wide.
1488683
I have mine set about halfway around 2-2 1/2" and it is perfect. It adjusts from 1-4".
567148
Good question! I had no idea how to determine the correct size, and I could not find anything to help me out. I am a small woman, and I got the size 1 and it fit while my finger was still swollen. Try looking online at the Stax website, but for a man, I would definitely go up a size or two! I agree with both the responses below - proper fit is essential to proper healing, and I used band-aids to hold mine in place. Good luck!
1864618
The velcro at the wrist is 2" wide. The seam that connects the brace to velcro is slightly over 1/4." So just slightly wider than 2.25 inches.