Oval Finger Splint 8 pcs, Finger Splints for Arthritis, Mallet Finger, Trigger Finger Splint, hypermobility(EDS) finger For Thumb/Middle,/Index/Pinky or Ring Finger(2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9)

I wasn’t sure of the size to order and I chose wrong. The return was swiftly handled and the next size that I ordered from the same company arrived promptly and fits fine. The finger splints are comfortable and work as they are intended to, stabilizing my trigger finger. Also, they sent a small strip of the neatest cushion, should you want to use it. It makes them super comfortable. I’ll order again from this company.

No problem really just that they tend to slip off. Have to stay conscious when wearing them. Thy really do work!

I'm a fluffy girl I wear a size 5 ring finger. I got these as my first try due to trigger finger and hyper extension. Worn as designed they work with hyper mobility. Turn them upside down they work for trigger finger. It's a 10 pack of decreasing sizes and 6 out of 10 were too big. But it's still a good price for 4 working splints. They're lightweight and neutral color so not too noticeable. Thin plastic that didn't appear too high quality so if you lose one it's not a big deal. Caused no skin irritation or discomfort. Not ideal for trigger finger but will aid if you still need to use fingers while splinted.

I’m giving this product a 8/10 just because it’s so much easier to have on than other splints. It’s waterproof. I can wash dishes, shower and continue my everyday duties without having to adjust it or take it off. I even sleep with it.The downside is that due to my inflammation of my fingers only one size splint fit fingers and I have two mallet fingers. So I would need to order another pack to have two of the same size. I will say that it does hurt for a while in the beginning and I searched up that it’s supposed to hurt because it’s part of the healing process. My mallet fingers need to heal and that usually takes about 6-8 weeks. I also found out that I can’t take off the splint during those weeks just to make sure they heal properly.But the item does work as described and it’s durable. I recommend this product for anyone with a mild mallet finger(s). I hope you can heal your fingers!Side note: I shared a picture of my left finger without the product on and my right finger with product on showing how straight it stays.

I am writing this review because these confused me. But at the same time, I would not hold that against the maker. There may have been a way that I did not understand to use them. I developed arthritis and my fingers are starting to bend. It looks very much like a swan. So it looked like these were perfect for my problem. It would help me to keep my finger straight. They were very painful when they bent. So I got these and returned them the same day. The reason is because they were hard plastic pieces. I thought they would be made firm but I could stretched it a little to put them on and that they would pull my finger into a straighter position. But that was not the case. They are very hard and they don’t stretch at all. I thought with my fingers bending, that hard plastic would dig into my skin. So please do not avoid buying these based on this review, but I encourage you to learn how they work and how you put them on before you buy them. You may end up more satisfied than I was. I wished they could have helped me but I just did not understand how to use them.

These ring splints get the job done. They are not as high quality as the name brand versions I have purchased, but generally do what they need to do. They’re lightweight, and stabilize the joints I need them to for the most part.Unlike Oval-8 ring splints, these do not have a marking to differentiate the slightly larger and slightly smaller ends, which can be extremely frustrating when trying to wear them. The molding of the plastic also left a slightly rough edge on some of the splints, and this can become irritating with constant wear.Overall: worth a few bucks if they will help you in the short term, but it’s probably worth investing in something higher quality if you will be needing them for a significant length of time. I recommend them for injury recovery, do not recommend them for long term use.

The variety of sizes helps a lot. Remember to factor in swelling when determining correct size.These splints truly help with trigger finger, or any injury where you need to keep it immobilized. I like these because I can wash my hands without having to remove them.

This works really well to keep an arthritic finger straight & the plastic allows you to still work in water.