Wrist Brace with a palm cushion

$19.99

A rigid wrist brace with splints above and below the wrist and a soft cushion in the palm, so the splint edge never sits against your hand.

Two Straps And Nothing Over The Fingers Light Enough To Hold A Child In The Same Brace At The Desk And In Bed Measured At The Wrist Bone
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Hand·Right
Size·S/M

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A rigid wrist brace is easy to make comfortable for ten minutes. Hour six is the honest test, and what usually goes wrong is a hard splint edge pressing into the heel of the hand.

This wrist brace puts a soft triangular cushion in the palm, between you and the lower splint. There are two splints — one under the palm, one behind the hand — so the wrist brace holds the joint from both sides rather than propping it from one. The cushion is the reason you can leave it on through a film, a shift or a night.

Two broad straps close the wrist brace, one across the heel of the hand and one down the forearm, and they tighten independently. Nothing crosses the fingers or the thumb. The shell is a breathable grey mesh, which matters more than it sounds once the wrist brace has been on for a few hours.

It is handed. A left wrist brace and a right one are mirror images, not the same part turned over, so pick the wrist you actually mean to wear it on. Sizes are S/M for a 5" to 7.8" wrist and L/XL for 7.9" to 10.3", measured around the wrist bone.

The whole wrist brace machine washes on a gentle cycle at up to 86 °F with a mild detergent — no fabric softener, no tumble dryer, no direct sun. That is unusual for a wrist brace this rigid and worth knowing if you plan to wear it every night.

  • Two Straps And Nothing Over The Fingers
  • Light Enough To Hold A Child In
  • The Same Brace At The Desk And In Bed
  • Measured At The Wrist Bone

These are this brace’s own published measurements, not a generic guide. Measure the circumference of the wrist you are ordering for, around the wrist bone. These two ranges overlap almost nothing, so the choice is usually obvious; if you are right on the boundary, size up.

  • S/M – wrist 5"–7.8" (13–20 cm)
  • L/XL – wrist 7.9"–10.3" (20–26 cm)

Then pick your hand. Left and right are mirror-image parts, so choose the side you actually want to wear it on — the other one will not lie flat.

Type: padded rigid wrist brace, day or night
Splints: two — one under the palm, one behind the hand
Cushion: soft triangular pad in the palm
Straps: two broad straps, set independently
Shell: breathable grey mesh
Hands: Right · Left (mirror-image parts)
Sizes: S/M · L/XL
Care: machine wash gentle, max 86 °F, mild detergent, air dry flat

Free shipping on every U.S. order. No minimum.
Delivered in 5–9 business days after a 1–2 day handling time.
30-day returns – if the fit isn't right, send them back.

Firm underneath. Soft where it touches you.

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DUAL STRAPS

Two Straps And Nothing Over The Fingers

The two straps sit where they can actually do something — one across the heel of the hand, one further down the forearm — and they tighten separately. Nothing crosses the fingers or the thumb, so you can still knit, hold a mug or turn a key without taking the wrist brace off.

  • Two Straps And Nothing Over The Fingers
  • The two straps sit where they can actually do something — one across the heel of the hand, one further down the forearm — and they tighten separately. Nothing crosses the fingers or the thumb, so you can still knit, hold a mug or turn a key without taking the wrist brace off.
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OPEN MESH

Light Enough To Hold A Child In

The shell is an open mesh rather than a solid panel, which is what makes this one wearable for a whole afternoon rather than an hour. Combined with the cushion in the palm, it is why people forget they still have it on.

  • Light Enough To Hold A Child In
  • The shell is an open mesh rather than a solid panel, which is what makes this one wearable for a whole afternoon rather than an hour. Combined with the cushion in the palm, it is why people forget they still have it on.
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DAY AND NIGHT

The Same Brace At The Desk And In Bed

It is slim enough across the back of the hand to sit under a desk without catching on the edge, and firm enough that it still holds the angle when you are asleep and have no say in the matter. Most people wear it for the second job and are surprised it copes with the first.

  • The Same Brace At The Desk And In Bed
  • It is slim enough across the back of the hand to sit under a desk without catching on the edge, and firm enough that it still holds the angle when you are asleep and have no say in the matter. Most people wear it for the second job and are surprised it copes with the first.
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TWO SIZES

Measured At The Wrist Bone

Two sizes, and the ranges barely overlap, so the tape measure settles it in about ten seconds. Measure around the wrist bone of the hand you are ordering for. If you are sitting exactly on the boundary, take the larger one — the straps can always come in.

  • Measured At The Wrist Bone
  • Two sizes, and the ranges barely overlap, so the tape measure settles it in about ten seconds. Measure around the wrist bone of the hand you are ordering for. If you are sitting exactly on the boundary, take the larger one — the straps can always come in.

Built for the sixth hour, not the first.

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Two Straps And Nothing Over The Fingers

The two straps sit where they can actually do something — one across the heel of the hand, one further down the forearm — and they tighten separately.

02

Light Enough To Hold A Child In

The shell is an open mesh rather than a solid panel, which is what makes this one wearable for a whole afternoon rather than an hour.

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The Same Brace At The Desk And In Bed

It is slim enough across the back of the hand to sit under a desk without catching on the edge, and firm enough that it still holds the angle when you are asleep and have no say in the matter.

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Measured At The Wrist Bone

Two sizes, and the ranges barely overlap, so the tape measure settles it in about ten seconds.

How we compare.

What the padding changes once the brace has been on for a few hours.

Ours
An unpadded rigid brace
An elastic wrap
Soft cushion between you and the splint
Splints above and below the wrist
Two straps set independently
Breathable mesh shell
Made hand-specific, left or right
Machine washable on a gentle cycle

Frequently asked
questions.

The questions people actually ask before buying one.

The one you want to wear it on. This wrist brace is handed — the left and right versions are mirror images, not the same shell turned over, so the wrong side will not sit flat. Choose Right or Left at the top of the page.

Measure around your wrist at the bone. S/M fits 5" to 7.8" (13–20 cm) and L/XL fits 7.9" to 10.3" (20–26 cm). The ranges barely overlap, so the tape usually decides it outright; on the boundary, size up.

It sits in the palm between your hand and the lower splint. Without it the splint edge is what you feel after a few hours, which is why most people stop wearing a rigid wrist brace.

Yes — one under the palm and one behind the hand, so the wrist is held from both sides instead of propped from one. That is what makes it hold its angle overnight.

Yes. It is low profile across the back of the hand and the fingers and thumb are completely free. Typing is slower for the first day and then it stops registering.

It can, which is unusual for a brace this firm. Gentle cycle, up to 86 °F, mild detergent, no fabric softener, wash with similar colours. Air dry out of direct sunlight — no iron, no tumble dryer, no dry cleaning.

Under a loose shirt or a jumper, yes. Under a fitted cuff, no — the shell adds real bulk under the forearm. Most people push the sleeve up over it.

Free U.S. shipping and a 30-day return window, so you can measure, wear it for a few nights and send it back if the fit is wrong.

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