10Pcs Oval Finger Splints & Sleeves Kit, 6 Graduated Trigger Finger Splint & 4 Finger Sleeves for Trigger/Mallet/Arthritis/Straightening, Finger Brace Support for Thumb/Middle/Ring/Index/Pinky(Size 4,5,6,7,8,9)

I am delighted with this finger splint! I am using it to recover from a tendon injury called "jersey finger" which happens easily since I have hyper mobile Ehler's Danlos Syndrome (EDS).What I appreciate about this splint is that it's very comfortable to wear, stays on without effort even overnight, I barely notice it's on, it doesn't feel hot or sweaty, the appearance isn't very noticeable (see photos), and the bare fingertip and lightweight frame allows for more activities such as: fully washing and drying my hands, applying hair product to my long hair, knitting, and typing.None of this was possible with the tape-on splint my doctor provided for my first tendon injury.I am also happy with the amount of support it provides. In my last photo I am bending finger as far as I can, which feels equal to the amount of wiggle room in the doctor's tape-on splint.Cons: It's not ideal in the shower since it slips around too much to provide reliable support. Instead I use the Sopito 4 PCS finger splints which stay on perfect in soapy water.

I am very pleased with these finger splints. You get more sizes than you need in the set, but that takes the guesswork out of which size to order. These splints are much better for my trigger thumb than the type with velcro closure. The velcro type allows too much give and didn't prevent my thumb from bending all the time. I had to wear two - one with the metal brace at the top of my thumb and one below. These splints are much better because they support the thumb above and below. Also, I had to contact the company because one of the splints broke (my fault, not theirs). Wonderful customer service. They are sending me a new set.

The media could not be loaded. It would be better if these were labeled which size each one is so there's less trial and error or mixups. I would love if there were ones that would fit stubby thumbs better since they're wider than other fingers and need a slightly different shape. These still help my thumbs some but mostly i'll be using these for my pointer fingers' smaller joints by my nails because they're just getting destroyed without support to keep them bending back too much. I wish I had these when I was a kid / my whole life! Took until age 30 to even have my hypermobility validated by a doctor (hEDS suspected). I'll need to get an adjustable custom one off etsy for my thumb probably. I made a couple typos while writing this so possibly a learning curve there but less pressure on my fingers when typing is so nice. I barely feel it on my thumbs at least!

I suspect that this product would have higher ratings if each size was sold separately. Also, if there was an option for short fingers versus long fingers. I purchased 4 sets: 2 for my daughter and 2 for me. For those using them to help with hypermobility issues, I wish I knew how these helped you significantly. I do see that they keep my fingertips from bending back, but it took some adjustments. I have to wear the rings with the band facing right or left, not down or up, except for my ring finger on my left hand. That's the only one that fits and sits properly. I suspect that might have something to do with shorter fingers. I had to have two size 7 for each hand. If my daughter had needed her 7s, I would have to buy another set. Furthermore, I can't see how those with hEDS could do dishes, use a pen, drink your coffee, etc. with these on. I can type. I can use my mouse, but not the scroll button. I can't drink coffee without the use of both hands. I can write, but sloppily and with the weirdest finger configuration. Even the rings that fit snug slip off while using my fingers. I was tying a knot in a bread bag and one slipped right off. And, that was when I was wearing them in the "proper" positioning. I gave 3 stars because I do think they'd be useful if I needed my entire finger to be immobilized. That does work. But, for other issues, I'm finding it hard to believe I can try the activities that I was having trouble with. Can't cut an apple, potato. Certainly can't peel them. They work, in the stupidest sense in that they keep me from doing the things that were causing my hands to stiffen and/or bend improperly. I would rather be in pain than be unable to do those activities altogether. Maybe I'm missing something here.

These splints are keeping my finger osteophytes (bone spurs) from becoming larger. I wear themon my affected fingers all night and during the day when I have some time. They do not stay in placewhile working with my hands but that is fine with me. They are not bulky nor obtrusive which I like.You only get one of each size so I have now bought two packs

Injured my thumb, didn’t realize I triggered it. After 4 1/2 weeks of pain, thumb would curled inward and couldn’t straighten it. I purchased another product; thumb & wrist brace, but product didn’t seem to help. So purchase this product, when opened package, I lost hope that this little product would be any help. Was I wrong… I put size #9 on my thumb for 1 week, thus far thumb muscle is healing. I can now use thumb to help with everyday chores. So glad I found this product on Amazon…highly recommend product.

These things are not that good. I have the correct size but they are plastic and throughout the day they dig into your skin. I have a Mallet finger from a wrestling injury so I am not supposed to bend that knuckle at all. The other issue is that it's the same size all the way through. Fingers get bigger the closer they get to your hand. So the size that fits past my first knuckle leaves the tip of my finger with to much movement. I've putting athletic tape on my finger to keep it from digging into my skin and to also keep the tip of my finger more tight. That's annoying if your washing your hands often. Anyway cool idea but does need some work on the design part. I'm going to look for one that maybe has some rubber padding on it and has a better shape to it.The metal finger splint is nice when your not doing anything but not practical for those that work with their hands or have to type.