TFCC Wrist Brace Ulnar Wrist Brace with Compression Rring Pad for TFCC Tear, Repetitive Wrist Use Injury,Carpal Tunnel Pain & Tendonitis Relief,Fits Both Wrists (S(5.5"-6.7"))

This device was recommended by my hand specialist physical therapist and I am glad she made the suggestion. The device is lightweight, breathable and comfortable. I did order a small after measuring my wrist and it was still a little large but I can still make it work and it still provides support. Overall, much better than a different one I ordered initially that was very stiff and uncomfortable.

I've had wrist pain for over a month and the doctor told me to get a wrist widget, this one seemed to fit the description. I have been using it for a while and it has not helped at all, and slides out of place constantly, it has more of a compression sleeve feel from the elastic.Physical therapist confirmed it is a TFCC issue but saw the one I got and told me it was not designed right and pointed me towards the correct one to buy. This one will likely be thrown out.

This wrist support is very lightweight. It provides a bit of bracing, but does not lead to any muscleatrophy. It is easy to wear.

I had a wrist injury back in July that was initially diagnosed as a "sprain". I used 3 different splints, one bulkier than the other, before I found this. Turns out, after an MRI was finally ordered, a bone in my wrist was broken in 3 places. This has been the only thing that has offered me some relief. It's also great because it's really discrete and doesn't interfere with donning and doffing gloves, which I need to wear as a nurse. I have even preferred this over my professionally, custom-made wrist brace. IT may not work for all injuries (obviously), but for my fractured capitate, it did the trick.

Needs more support. Not stiffenough.

Very helpful

It fits, but it's too loose; I need help tightening it.

great for everyday stability, but if wrist problems are actively occurring this is not a substitute for a wrist splint. those have much better support. Also, it doesn't rub or create friction against my wrist (I've been wearing it for a few days and overnight) which was my biggest concern especially with the Velcro. It does need to be relatively tight ( tight enough to leave an impression on the wrist) to avoid migrating down my wrist, butDisclaimer: I have relatively thin wrists (15cm) so the amount of friction I experience may not be reflective of what other's may expirience.