10Pcs Oval Finger Splints & Sleeves Kit, 6 Graduated Trigger Finger Splint & 4 Finger Sleeves for Trigger/Mallet/Arthritis/Straightening, Finger Brace Support for Thumb/Middle/Ring/Index/Pinky(Size 7,8,9,10,11,12)

The media could not be loaded. The package includes 4 finger compression sleeves and 6 clear oval finger splints in sizes 4–9. Smaller/regular hands would be a better fit for these finger splints. I am a young person, and all of the sizes fit my fingers with the exception of the 9, which is loose on my thumb. I tried the splints on my parents' fingers, and only size 9 fit certain fingers. Someone with bigger hands would need a larger sizing splints.I needed a some support on my fingers because I've been experiencing joint pain, so I got this product. The transparency of the oval finger splints' was an important reason in my decision to purchase this item over alternatives on Amazon. Instead of choosing a skin-colored finger splint, I wanted a clear option so that it wouldn't be obvious that I was wearing the splint. The fact that the product came with compression sleeves was my second reason. I had never used an oval finger splint, therefore I wanted the compression sleeves to be included. I had assumed that the oval finger splint would not be comfortable due to its plastic design. However, the simplicity and comfortability of the oval splints impressed me when I tried them after purchasing this product. The plastic is thin, yet it doesn't have any sharp or rough edges. Because the splint is so thin, I believe it could break if someone were to grasp something or you’re a person who’s using your hands a lot. The oval splints are my favorite. Although, I have been using them more during the day. The oval splints restrict the movement of the finger it’s on but they don't restrict what I can do during the day since I have it only on certain fingers. Also since they are plastic and minimalistic they are easy to clean and maintain if you’re doing stuff throughout the day. I’ve been using the compression sleeves at night because the oval finger splints aren’t very comfortable being worn at night. I would place the compression sleeve on top of the oval splint for extra support throughout the night if I need it. The product is great in relieving pain, and I highly recommend it to anyone with varying finger needs.

I wear a size XS/S in mens motocross gloves and a S/M in womens gloves. My hand is about 7.5" around the widest part of my palm. The sizing measurements on the chart aren't quite right (or I didn't measure correctly), as I thought the largest size (9) was going to fit on my thumbs. I had a paper measuring tape and it looked like my right thumb was just over 2.5" around.As it turned out, the smallest (size 4) fit my pinkies and the size 7s fit my thumbs. My husband wears a size 2XL glove and he couldn't even get the size 9 to fit his pinky. A man with large hands will need splints in the larger sizes (probably 11-15).I ended up having to buy 2 sets to get 7s for both thumbs, but that still worked out cheaper than buying one more size 7 oval 8 brace! Both my thumbs are healing nicely after 3 weeks of using the braces. I was having painful popping, clicking, and catching of the tendons (which I assume is trigger thumb). I had been taping them, but the tape gets wet and looks gross pretty quickly. These splints work well, are comfortable and don't make my thumbs look like old ratty mummies.I try and wear these during the day, taking a break here and there, but at night I wear a different kind of thumb brace on my left hand for sleeping (CMC joint arthritis in left hand). I do wear this splint on my right thumb most nights and it's helping quite a bit.They are easy to lose and it takes some fiddling to figure out what size feels best, but overall I'm really happy with these and having multiple sizes to try was really nice.

Multiple sizes come in the pack, but nothing for large hands. Only 1 fit my thumb, it was a little large so I put a piece of tape an the bottom next to my hand to keep it on. It worked.Good for holding my thumb semi straight and preventing the trigger thumb clicks. Lets my thumb move a little, which I believe is a good thing.This is a quick and easy splint to keep your trigger thumb or finger from bending and being irritated.Easy to take off for when I need to get my hands wet. Not bending my thumb keeps a lot of pain away. The kit comes with some black cloth splints to reduce the finger mobility while it heals. I also like using that when I go outside for a walk.

The correct number of pieces were there but no number 9 but two 10s which I don't need. Need for better packing, sorting or something. Product is good but the most important part is the 9 for me.

good basic plastic braces, but sizes are very small and only one of each size comes in the package

I am delighted with this finger splint! I am using it to recover from a tendon injury called "jersey finger" which happens easily since I have hyper mobile Ehler's Danlos Syndrome (EDS).What I appreciate about this splint is that it's very comfortable to wear, stays on without effort even overnight, I barely notice it's on, it doesn't feel hot or sweaty, the appearance isn't very noticeable (see photos), and the bare fingertip and lightweight frame allows for more activities such as: fully washing and drying my hands, applying hair product to my long hair, knitting, and typing.None of this was possible with the tape-on splint my doctor provided for my first tendon injury.I am also happy with the amount of support it provides. In my last photo I am bending finger as far as I can, which feels equal to the amount of wiggle room in the doctor's tape-on splint.Cons: It's not ideal in the shower since it slips around too much to provide reliable support. Instead I use the Sopito 4 PCS finger splints which stay on perfect in soapy water.

Very comfortable easy to wear and hold joint stable however sizes are misleading for thumb use - doesn’t fit thumb well as indicated for use