Wrist Brace with Soft Thumb Opening for Mild Carpal Tunnel Tendonitis Arthritis Sprains (Not for Thumb), Compression Hand Brace for Women Men, Wrist Support for Sports Work Type Sleep, FSA Eligible

I’ve been using this Wrist Brace with Soft Thumb Opening for a few weeks now, and I can already feel a difference. I bought it to help with mild carpal tunnel symptoms—mostly numbness and aching after long hours on the computer—and it’s been a game changer. The brace is snug but not restrictive, and the soft thumb opening makes it easy to wear for extended periods without irritation. I really appreciate how it stabilizes my wrist without making my hand feel stiff or sweaty. It also fits nicely under sleeves and doesn’t bulk up like some other braces I’ve tried. I wear it during work and sometimes overnight, and it has helped reduce my discomfort noticeably. If you need light to moderate wrist support, this is an excellent option. Highly recommend!

This brace has great support as well as being very comfortable.

These provide a moderate support. I love how they tighten. I think all braces should have the same tightening system on them. It is comfortable too. Only reason it does not get a 5 star is because I do not like how loose it is around the hand part and thumb. I have never had a wrist brace that was loose like this one.

This works really well to stabilize my wrist, as I’m newly diagnosed with a certain kind of tendinitis . The fit is perfect, and it has to do with how the brace is made. It customizes to the size and width of your wrist. The thumb portion is comfortable - I can wear it all day no problem - and the brace is very lightweight. Plus you can customize your needed tightness or compression. I am buying a second brace today in case I lose the first one or need to have one for travel or work.

These work so well. Fit is great. I have bigger hands and was worried but they fit nice and have room to be tighter or looser

This is a very helpful brace for my upper wrist/carpel tunnel issue. The only reason I do not give it higher ratings is the thumb hole is much too snug. After only 15 minutes of wear my thumb began to swell a bit and the glove left an indentation/impression encircling the base of the thumb. For short periods or active use it is ok, just be ready to have a little discomfort afterward. For comparison, I have fairly standard size women's hands, just about 4" diagonally from base of thumb to opposing edge of base of palm

This wrist wrap is the ideal weight and strength with adjustable tension for your wrist. The tactile feel of holding a pickleball paddle is not compromised and the wrap is very comfortable. It does not slip, chafe, or feel bulky and the tension can be adjusted for the perfect amount of support. Dries quickly after a hard fought pickleball game and is machine washable with your pickleball clothes. I've tried others, and there is no comparison to this lightweight, quality made, strong supportive wrist wrap. The velcro is long lasting and holds securely every time it is fastened. If you are looking for wrist support to up your game from baseline drives through the transition zone and into quick hands battles at the non-volley zone, this is the best wrist wrap at a reasonable price.

Update: I’ve worn this for about 12 hours each day for the last few days until my new one comes in, and I’ll say it does seem to help stabilize my wrist so the pain has subsided. I think it’s more me than the product, I just prefer my thumb to be free. But this worked for what I needed. Even if it was uncomfortable I have something on my wrist (a carpal boss maybe), and I’ve been looking for a brace I can work in and like live in but be comfortable. My hands aren’t huge, and the thumb hole is just uncomfortable. The stitching on the inside is hard and it rubs on my thumb knuckle and the top of the thumb hole is tight. It doesn’t really keep me from bending my wrist much, i can make it tighter, but when I put it tight enough to give support it cuts off circulation. I just had higher hopes for this. I don’t love it. I’m glad I spent less than $20 on it, but it’s not working for me.