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Description
The Corflex Suede Wrist Lacer with Abducted Thumb combines a lace-up wrist splint with a thumb-abduction component, immobilizing the wrist and thumb while keeping the other fingers free for daily tasks.
Best Used For
- de Quervain's syndrome
- Thumb tendonitis
- Thumb strains and sprains
- Post-cast recovery support
Key Features
- Abducted thumb section holds the thumb in a neutral resting position
- Preserves mobility of the other fingers for everyday tasks
- Single-pull lace closure for easy one-handed application
- Malleable aluminum palmar stay can be reshaped by a clinician
- Flexible dorsal stay for added wrist support
- Perforated suede-like fabric for breathability
Size And Fit
Three selections to make before ordering:
- Length: 8".
- Side: Left or Right.
- Size: XS through XL, based on wrist circumference.
| Size | Wrist Circumference |
|---|---|
| XS | 4"–5" |
| S | 5"–6" |
| M | 6"–7" |
| L | 7"–8" |
| XL | 8"–9" |
Care Instructions
Remove the aluminum palmar and dorsal stays before washing. Hand wash in cool water with a mild detergent, rinse, and air dry. Do not machine dry, bleach, or iron.
Shipping And Returns
Shipping
Free shipping on all orders across Canada. Ships within 1 business day via tracked courier. Typical delivery: 1–2 business days.
Return Policy
We stand behind our product and offer a hassle-free return policy, ensuring that you can return the product if it doesn't fit properly or doesn't meet your expectations.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the abducted thumb section do?
It cradles the thumb in a slightly open, resting position to offload strain from the thumb tendons — useful for de Quervain's syndrome and thumb tendonitis.
Will my other fingers still move?
Yes. The splint immobilizes the wrist and thumb while leaving the other fingers free for everyday tasks.
How do I pick left or right?
Order the side matching the hand being supported. A right-sided splint fits the right wrist, and vice versa.
How do I measure my wrist?
Measure around the narrowest part of your wrist, just below the wrist bones, and match the value to the table above.