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This non-powered resting hand splint is an adjustable hand and wrist brace designed to support the wrist, palm, thumb and fingers in a comfortable resting position. It can be used during daily rest or as part of a clinician-directed home rehabilitation plan after stroke, wrist injury or surgery.
| Product type | Resting hand splint and wrist support brace |
|---|---|
| Size | Universal adult size |
| Side options | Left hand or right hand |
| Finger support | Four finger loops plus separate thumb support |
| Materials | Breathable soft fabric, support sponge, bendable aluminum thumb plate and hook-and-loop fasteners |
| Care | Hand wash and dry in the shade |
| Power | None; this is a non-powered support splint |
Select Left Hand when the left hand needs support, or Right Hand when the right hand needs support. The two versions are shaped for their stated side and are not interchangeable.



No. This product is a non-powered resting hand splint. It supports hand and wrist positioning but does not actively open or close the fingers and has no motor or electrical training modes.
It is designed to provide resting hand and wrist support and may be used as part of a rehabilitation plan after stroke. It does not treat the cause of hand weakness or spasticity. Ask a qualified healthcare professional whether a resting splint is suitable for your hand position, skin condition and muscle tone.
Yes. The aluminum plate at the thumb is bendable so the angle can be adjusted gradually. Stop using the splint and seek professional advice if it causes pain, numbness, swelling, skin irritation or color changes.
Hand wash gently and dry in the shade. Close the hook-and-loop fasteners before washing and make sure the splint is fully dry before wearing it again.
This product provides positioning support and is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment. Follow the advice of your doctor, occupational therapist or physical therapist after a fracture, surgery, acute injury or stroke.