Finger Splints, 2PCS Finger Buddy Straps, Compression Finger Wraps for Sport Basketball Tennis and Volleyball Badminton - Black, Two Finger-L

It's been a few days and so far so good. I was worried these were going to be bulky, pictures can be deceiving, but they arent. Thin and small and does what it should. Definitely a life saver at night. I still have pain so eventually will go for cortisone shots. I've had trigger finger move down the line you could say on both hands. First pointers fingers on both hands then both middle fingers and now both ring fingers. As soon as its stops in one or more fingers and is gone, it starts on the next. Very annoying and gets to the point of worrying you wont be able unlock your finger. I used the splits that have a small bar that goes in towards your palm. Which is the correct thing to use cause you want to prevent being able to bend the finger at the base to stop any swelling. But to do anything with those on is awkward. I've used kt tape and self adhesive wrap which work ok. I will probably buy another set since I tend to misplace small things like this and usually end up getting them wet. Worth the purchase.

These work great for both compression and stability. I’ve broken almost all of the fingers on my left hand from playing sports (and getting one caught in a car door years ago). When I play sports now, I often wrap two of my fingers because they are prone to being re-injured. This is much better than tape. It is more comfortable and easier to apply than tape is. I can even keep one in my shorts pocket and put on if needed.They aren’t bulky. I thought they would be based on the photos in the listing but no issues.

* Overall Impression:-This is a good value for a good alternative to buddy taping two fingers together. It's comfortable, soft and has two good Velcro straps for stability. You get two of them in the set.-Note, you will still be able to move your fingers from your hand, this doesn't prevent bending your fingers from your hand but if placed properly it will prevent bending your fingers from the knuckles. If you need to prevent bending your fingers from your hand, you likely will need a different style brace.* Pros-what I liked and what worked well:-Good value for the quality, quantity and style.-2 included (both in the same size).-2 Velcro straps for closure. You can customize the fit and support with them.-Very soft material, comfortable next to the skin, not rough or scratchy. Nylon polyester fabric blend neoprene.-Breathable fabric.-Meant to hold two fingers together.-Lightweight, not heavy to wear.-Have a finger sleeve to place the finger in, then use the Velcro straps to stabilize the fingers together.-When properly fitted they will prevent the fingers from bending at one or both knuckles (but you will still be able to move the fingers from the hand).-Washable. (hand wash, air dry)-Reusable.-Good alternative to medical or athletic tape style buddy taping.-Should fit most people. (Check the size chart and measure.)-No unpleasant odor to them.-Come in a safety sealed, re-closable plastic storage bag.* Cons-what I didn’t like and what didn’t work well:-No instructions included. However you can refer to the listing pictures for some instructions.* Tips & Thoughts:-Be sure and look at the chart and pictures in the listing and compare the measurement to be sure you pick the right size.-While they are meant to hold two fingers together, depending on the size of your fingers, if needed you may be able to hold three fingers together (one in the finger opening, straps around two, vs just one).-If you want to prevent your fingers from being able to bend at the knuckles, you'll have to adjust it to prevent that. You will still be able to bend your fingers from your hand with this one, it's a style that won't prevent that.-You can layer this over other finger braces, bandages, sleeves or cots. It works well over other braces or bandages.-It's going to be too long to use on toes, they do make similar ones shorter just for toes.-To use it, place the primary finger you want to stabilize or immobilize (usually the injured or bandaged one) in the finger sleeve. Then wrap the 2 straps around the second finger next to it and around both fingers to stabilize them together. You want to wrap around both fingers, not just the finger not in the finger sleeve, but both fingers.-While for many people this will replace buddy taping fingers with medical or athletic tape, you could also use that under this for even more stability.-I don't think the finger sleeve has much compression vs a standard compression sleeve for fingers. If you want a lot of compression, you'll need to layer one under this. I would consider it loose vs compressive in the sleeve. However, it does provide stabilization with the velcro straps.

The package came sealed in a zippered bag with a tiny hole allowing for ventilation. The splint has a faint synthetic odor if I hold it to my nose, which is otherwise unnoticeable. The splint is ridiculously easy to put on one handed - slide your finger through the loop and pull the Velcro snug around the finger you are looking to affix to. Slightly stretchy, this provides effective support to one finger courtesy of the other (in the case of arthritis) or would allow to fingers to work together for a shared result (in the case of sports). The product is simple, highly effective, and I would recommend it to anyone looking to splint two fingers together.

There's not much to these finger splints, but they're definitely useful for stabilizing my fingers after a sprain or repetitive motion injury. I do a lot of gardening and often strain my finger joint tendons when planting and weeding. This leaves me with pretty intense finger pain for a day or two, where i need to remember not to bend or stress the affected finger. I use these to splint the bad finger with the one next to it, and it keeps me aware so that I don't do further damage. These are relatively loose on the finger so don't expect complete demobilization, but they are good for when you need to protect one finger for a while.