Sumifun Finger Brace, Trigger Finger Splint for Index Middle Ring Pinky Finger Arthritis Pain, Tendon Injury, Broken Mallet Finger Stabilizer Supports for Dislocated Knuckle Immobilizer Wrap for

If you need a trigger finger brace (I am so sorry to hear it) this is a fine way to go. I recently had a bit of corrective surgery and my surgeon suggested a popsicle stick for a brace at night. I tried a couple of different sticks and while stiff, they tended to be messy. More importantly, finding the balance between allowing blood flow and slipping to the side during the night seemed to be a bit difficult. This splint uses hook-and-loops fasteners to hold the splint in place and to secure the finger to the brace. It was easy to adjust if I got it too tight or too loose. Short account--it works.

So, I broke my knuckle riding a mechanical bull (dumb, I know) and I didn’t want to go to the hospital to get it casted because of all the COVID stuff. I’ve had so many broken bones, I figured I would just set it and splint it myself. While I do NOT recommend doing that, I will recommend this brace. It has kept my finger very stable. 10/10 more stable and comfortable than a finger splint you buy at a drugstore and wrap with gauze. They tend to bend a lot because you have to fashion then to work for a knuckle. See pics. While I still have had some setbacks jamming my hand on stuff (totally inevitable, and at no consequence to the brace), I can tell my hand is healing nicely. Also, you can wash it. Just take the bar out and throw it in the wash. I only had to dry it for about ten minutes. Saves a ton of money on gauze/wrap, and your hand won’t smell like it’s been wrapped for weeks (insert vomit emoji). The only thing I have to complain about, just a little, is where the Velcro connector is. It lands right where the webbing of my thumb is and rubs. (See pics) It’s uncomfortable. I wrap it tighter sometimes, but that starts to hurt. It’s actually probably not a problem for most people, I just have dainty child hands lol. I have found a way to adjust it so it’s not *too* bad, or I give my hand a break when I’ve got down time. The rest of it is pretty dang comfy though. Now that I’ve written an essay: Overall, great brace. Highly recommend!!!

Held my trigger finger up & took a lot of the pain away. This was a last resort for me. I have been to a doctor & was told that it wouldn’t do any good to operate on it.

Would have rated higher except the velcro curled at the end and metal bar keeps sliding out. Had to tape it after just a week.

It helps support your finger sort of, but it’s been about 48 hours and this thing is falling apart. The directions say to put the brace on the back of your hand, but all the photos show on the palm side of your hand. All I know is I should have spent more money. This thing is literally coming apart more each day! The glue isn’t holding at all and explains why everything else of higher quality is STITCHED. On the third day, I stopped using it, because the near NONEXISTENT neoprene was deteriorating!

Great brace, worked well for my index finger that was sprained.

Works very well for my trigger finger and the pain in the area just below my fingers but above the palm of my hand. I was using a finger splint, but the pain started radiating in the area that I mentioned above. This will help me until I have surgery at the beginning of the new year, 2026, after I finish typing my dissertation. It looks and fits just like in the picture.

This worked out great. It fit perfect was easy to use, comfortable and helped to relieve my pain.