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A spring-loaded finger splint that gently pulls a stiff PIP joint back towards straight. The LMB L501 applies about 227 g (8 oz) of extension force when the joint is at 15 degrees of flexion, spread evenly by a contoured centre pad. It is indicated where the PIP joint is short of full extension by 45 degrees or less.

Who it's for

Hand therapists treating PIP joint tightness after fracture, tendon repair, Dupuytren's release or a boutonnière injury. The two side wires bend, so the force can be adjusted and the splint eased as swelling changes.

Getting the size right

With the finger straight, measure from the distal palmar crease to the crease at the fingertip joint, then match the length below.

Goes well with

Sof-Stretch extension splint for a padded alternative, and the Oval-8 once the joint needs holding rather than stretching.

The Oval-8 is the finger splint that doesn't need tape. A seamless band of moulded plastic slips over the joint and holds it in position — for trigger finger, mallet finger, swan-neck and boutonnière deformities, hypermobility, arthritis and fracture protection. Worn seven different ways depending on the condition, it is so light most people forget it's there.

Why therapists specify it

• Stays in place without straps or tape; you can wash your hands, swim and work in water without removing it.
• Open design keeps the skin dry; broad, flat bands spread pressure so it can be worn full time.
• Slips on and off in seconds when it's only needed for certain tasks.

Getting the size right

Fit is everything with an Oval-8, and a healthcare provider will get the best result. To size at home: with a flexible tape, measure the circumference around the joint you're treating and match it to the table below. If the measurement falls between sizes, order both adjacent sizes — a snug fit in the morning can be loose by evening, and many wearers keep two.

Singles or packs of 5

Singles for a patient; packs of five for clinic stock. Contact us for a mixed pack of sizes.

Sizing table

Goes well with

Trigger finger resting splint for night-time rest, and Isotoner compression gloves when swelling is the main problem.

A Capener-style spring coil splint that straightens a tight PIP joint while still letting the finger bend. Coil springs on both sides of the joint give balanced dynamic extension of about 227 g (8 oz) at 15 degrees of flexion, so the splint doesn't twist as the finger straightens. Curved pads spread the pressure; the low profile fits under a glove or sleeve.

Who it's for

Hand therapists treating PIP flexion contractures and boutonnière deformity where the contracture is up to 45 degrees and feels elastic when stretched. Gives some MP support as well. Latex-free.

Getting the size right

Measure from the distal palmar crease to the DIP joint with the finger extended.

Compare

The LMB L501 uses bendable side wires instead of coils and comes in five sizes. Make your own with the spring wire bending jig.

A soft, padded extension splint for a stiff PIP joint, with plastic-coated wires you can bend to the finger. The Rolyan Sof-Stretch pushes the middle joint towards straight while leaving the knuckle almost free, and the angled distal pad keeps full contact so pressure is spread rather than concentrated. Bend the wires to suit finger size or a change in swelling.

Who it's for

PIP joint tightness, flexion contractures and boutonnière deformity, in the hands of a hand therapist. Patients find it the most comfortable of the extension splints, which helps with wearing time. The "P" on the proximal pad reminds them which end goes towards the palm.

Getting the size right

With the finger straight, measure the matching finger on the unaffected hand from the distal palmar crease to the crease at the fingertip joint.

Details

• White; latex-free
• Hand wash, air dry

Compare

For a firmer, more adjustable pull, the LMB L501 or the Secur S502 coil splint.

TRIGGER FINGER SPLINTS PRO - PALM BASED 

Universal Sized , multiple application Trigger Finger Splint

One size fits most fingers including the index, middle, ring, pinky finger, or trigger thumb left and right hands.

The splint has multiple applications to assist in managing a range of individual finger ailments.

Secur hook and loop straps are provided to fasten around hand or trigger thumb if required. Assists in immobilizing the different finger knuckles with this splint- including IP, MCP, PIP and DIP joint.

Ideal for use on finger stiffness, osteoarthritis, finger pain, clicking & popping, and reducing your finger from catching or locking. May assist in accelerating recovery to the trigger finger or trigger thumb region.

This trigger finger splint can be worn at night when you are sleeping or during the day while typing, driving,

as well as used for treating conservatively to prevent finger surgery or pain relief after surgery.

A rigid finger splint is sewn inside the finger brace and has a brushed soft nylon fabric against the skin and palm.

Clean Tips: Hand wash in cool water, with mild soap and air dried- We don't suggest machine wash.

Package Includes: Finger Splint and Secur Hook & Loop tape fastener

A padded resting splint that keeps a trigger finger straight so the tendon can settle. A lightweight aluminium stay inside a breathable neoprene wrap stops the joint bending and catching; strong hook-and-loop fasteners hold it without slipping. One size fits any finger on either hand, up to about 7.5 cm around.

Who it's for

Trigger finger (stenosing tenosynovitis), and any stiff or painful finger that needs resting, especially overnight. Sold singly.

Details

• Universal: index, middle, ring or little finger, left or right
• Built-in aluminium support, breathable neoprene
• Adjustable hook-and-loop closure

Goes well with

For daytime, an Oval-8 ring splint holds the joint without straps. Our guide, choosing the right finger splint, compares the options.