WristWidget® Wrist Brace for TFCC Tears, One Size fits most. For Left and Right Wrists, Support for Weight Bearing Strain, Exercise

I ordered my wrist widget just over a month ago when my wrist (ulner side) was so painful, I was thinking that I was going to have to give up or take a very long break from my favorite game of Pickleball. My wrist has been problematic for months and I have tried two other wrist braces. The wrist widget that I originally ordered was slipping and so I did what some of the other reviewers advised and I contacted the company. Wendy responded right away and sent out the XS Wrist widget which when I used with tape, fit perfectly. In a short period of just a few weeks, my wrist feels 90% better. I can't explain how it works but I am so happy to be playing pickleball again. I do wear it everyday and always when I am playing. The other reviewers were correct about the customer service being phenomenal. I do highly recommend starting with this wrist brace. It is a bit more expensive but you will be buying it eventually after trying all the other braces.

I have scapholunate dissociation and arthrosis. This really helps support wrist and hand. I have honestly tried many other wrist supports, and this one works the best for me. Been using this brand over the last 10 years. A little pricey, but worth it for the pain relief. I can even still go to the gym and curl free weights with my condition.

I have TFCC tear that's been surgically repaired but still pops from time to time and is weak. I was using various different full wrist braces to give the pain and weakness relief. I'm happy I took a chance and tried this brace as it is simple, but somehow works to alleviate the pain. I'm giving it 4 stars because it cost so much for something so simple, so the company is profiting big time off people suffering. So yea, that kind of sucks.

I was skeptical when looking at this brace, it looked so flimsy and I didnt understand how it could provide me relief, but the reviews were good. I needed it for a ulnar wrist sprain. I don't know what kind a witch juju they put in this, but it works amazing! I dont have the pain when moving or twisting my wrist like I had when wearing just an elastic wrap. I highly recommend, it feels good and my wrist is well supported.

Just came to give a quick vouch for this product that has really made a difference for me. I have weak wrists that tend to ache after doing physical work and gone through dozens of different wrist support, bands, bandages and nothing compares. This product is minimal doesn't get in the way doesn't bind and is highly customizable due to the front and back strap being individually adjustable. It is stiff enough and substantial enough that it really does a great job of supporting. Every now and then I will still buy a new product to try it out but I always come back to the wrist widget. Been using for many years now hope it's always around in the future!

The wrist brace does help with pain and is a neat and simple design that fits underneath medical gloves if you work in the field. The cons are that it is made of the material they make extension cord wraps out of and the plastic velcro has sharp edges that chafe really bad. Attached is my wrist after one day. The material has rubbed through a few layers of skin and is really uncomfortable to wear. I have played with the tension several times trying to find the sweet spot but the material continues to cut in when I move. I really wish they were made of something more suitable for longterm wear

I tore my TFCC about 12 years ago. I was in a lot of pain and was desperate for some relief. I came across the Wrist Widget and gave it a try. I was disappointed because I thought it had no effect. I even called out to Hawaii and spoke to Wendy Medieros, the inventor. After a couple of years, I grew to understand the injury a bit more and it eventually it became a non issue. Until a couple of months ago. For some reason, my wrist again became an issue again a few months ago. I figured,"What do I have to lose?, and bought another one. I put it on and I was astounded. The relief was instant. The product did not change. Possibly, because the injury was older, more mature and there wasn't as much swelling, but it didn't matter. I put it on and the issues, the discomfort, etc. was gone immediately. My wife dug out the old one and now I have 2, one to work out and get sweaty in and one to wear for everyday life. It's been about 6 weeks and I am finally comfortable enough to take it off. The issues are greatly reduced and I can go about my daily life without it. But, I am keeping it available in case I get another flare up. I can't say enough good things about the Wrist Widget.

The good part is it provides support and stability on my wrist, it limits the angle of wrist so that I'm less likely to hurt my wrist. The build quality feels cheap at the price around $30, I feel like I can buy something with the same quality on Temu with $5. I can feel the plastic touching my wrist. It is itchy, uncomfortable but not unbearable.