Is this recommended for trigger finger on the ring finger?
990859
You could use on any finger, I needed it for the middle finger but my fingers are a little fat. They fit great on any other finger. The issue is the width of the splints.
990860
It does work for trigger finger because it limits the bending of the finger. I was getting trigger finger caused by a swan neck knuckle on my index finger a physical therapist recommended this product and they work great. Help with any knuckle problem. You wear one way for a swan neck knuckle and the opposite way for a boutonniere knuckle both of which according to the therapist cause trigger fingers. Hope that helps.
990861
Yes, that is correct. And because that condition can occur on any finger, there are sizes to fit various fingers. It would require an occupational therapist to assist in deciding what size_______unless you already know because you have used one before. But as I understand it , surgery is the best solution, if you are going to permanently solve the problem.
1680616
I just tried it on my pinky and it's doable. I haven't tried really using it yet,but for the most part it's keeping it from bending if you're having trouble with a trigger finger. Its adjustable so it should work
556288
Yes, it works very well for the little finger unless your finger is unusually small. It fits my little finger better than the index finger i bought it for.I hope this is helpful.
1359123
For me it made my trigger finger faster it just takes time getting used to. Yes it's some what of a mod but the pro's use them
806824
I think it has helped me with my hand cramping. There is a holder for your index finder so it doesnt have to constantly rest on the L&R; top buttons. The grip is big and comfortable, but not hard. More like those therapy balls you can squeeze. In my opinion I think its better than no grip and any current grip out there.
1359121
Yes, it will make you have a faster trigger finger. Nobody should say that you have a mod since the variation between a fast trigger finger and a mod/rapid fire button are very different speeds.
1680615
Yes! I would recommend taping the pinky to the ring as the pinky has a wide range of abduction and opposition. Taping the ring to the pinky along with the splint should help calm it down as well. All the best to you!
671186
No, I don't think it'd work for that because the minimum amt of resistance would be too great. It'd be too stiff for me to do finger curls.
2249992
Absolutely not, the second right click is actually very comfortable. The primary clicking fingers are your index and middle finger and the ring finger, which lies on the second right click, is only pressed if you truly make a conscious decision to click it.
1664103
Yes. I specifically bought it for that reason. Yes it gives you good support to do so, its not an exact fit but I've also used it to punch out trigger guards as well. You'll need a good set of punches to do the taper pins, use a beefy one to get it started then it should be a piece of cake. They only go one way out, there's quite a few tutorials online showing how to.
802627
No. There is an adjustment screw located in the trigger housing. You will use a hex wrench to adjust the screw. You can see a small whole on the bottom of the trigger (where your trigger finger would touch if you were to use the trigger). You can't see it well in the picture.
569830
I have only used it by holding the trigger on. I think this is a safety feature and I would doubt that you could set it to stay cutting without your finger on the trigger. Nothing was said in the instructions about using the trimmer without your finger on the trigger.
374385
I'm not sure but if I were you I would wait until the trigger finger symptoms subside. Then I would wear the splint when I resumed the weight work and see what happens.
1756447
This roller will be a good starting point for upper back trigger points. If you are tightly wound or inflamed, this is a good product to start with, but you will most likely find you need tools to go a bit deeper. I use this to warm up, and then go deeper with smaller massage balls (Yoga Tune Up Therapy Balls).
1916923
Its not so good. I bought it for the same purpose but didnt like it. It is as good as your fingers as they say; though i think the fingers are better in terms of responsivenesss. Not recommended.
544058
I would say that it would be a tight fit depending in the size of your trigger guard. You could use them without the liner which would slim the trigger finger up a little.
1882390
It is decent. A friend of mine has a faster trigger finger. But it's still good for people who don't have a tringer finger