Sopito Finger Splints Breathable Foam Padded 7 Sizes for All Fingers

These are great hard splints with comfortable foam padding and soft Velcro strips. Ideal for broken fingers of all sizes as you can choose the right fit for your finger.

I managed to get my fingers caught up in my dogs lead when she lunged to get to my daughter... Having worked in a fracture clinic as a nurse for 10 years I knew I had done something to my middle finger by the way it swelled up & bruised. I figured I'd strained the ligaments & so didn't go to A&E & just buddy strapped it to my ring finger, but I soon realised that it was my DIP joint {Distal {furthest away} InterPhalangeal joint {joint in between the bones of the finger}} I had damaged & that buddy strapping wasn't going to help it because that doesn't actually provide any support to the DIP joint... The pictures with the arrows point to areas of tenderness. So I knew I needed a mallet splint to rest my DIP joint & allow it to heal ~ I also spoke to an orthopaedic consultant friend & he looked at my finger & reckons that the tendon has pulled off a piece of bone {see picture of the lump on my finger ~ this is where the piece of bone has been pulled off & bony healing is taking place}. I will need to immobilise my DIP joint for 4 weeks to allow it to heal. The good thing about a splint like this for an injury to the distal part of your finger is that it keeps that section of finger immobilised but allows you to keep the rest of your finger moving ~ which prevents stiffness in unaffected joints & helps you shift swelling by being able to exercise the rest of the finger. I ordered this set as it would come next day, was a good price & offered 4 sizes. The sizes are a 1 {smallest}, 2, 4 & 5 ~ I actually think a size 3 would be ideal for my middle finger but a 4 is ok while it's still quite swollen. What I don't like about these are the velcro straps that they come with as I do not feel they hold them onto the finger securely enough, so I removed all of it. I tape twice round one section that is above the PIP joint {Proximal {closest} InterPhalangeal joint {joint in between the bones of the finger}} to allow that joint to still bend ~ see picture ~ making sure the tape is not to tight ~ zinc oxide is the best tape to use as there is no stretch to it. Note: I've seen a couple of videos that show taping that goes right over the PIP joint & right up to the bottom of the opening of the splint ~ for the injury I have this is unnecessary & would cause more issues with circulation, swelling & interfering with the movement of the PIP joint. If you also need your PIP joint immobilised then a full finger splint, such as the metal ones provided here, or similar, is what you need. Overall this splint does exactly what it is supposed to do x

These are good if you have had any sort of hand surgery and need to keep your fingers straight whilst sleeping

While I’m sure these are useful and effective, I didn’t need to use them in the end.

Mallet finger splint works well The velcro strip didn't last long but successfully resorted to the usual micropore

Simple to use , bought for two fingers as my joints aren’t what they used to be , caught them a few times got these to prevent my fingers from bending to protect the joints they have helped the swelling go down , comfy to wear you can adjust them

Theyre way too big and uncomfortable! Dont stay on my finger. (I tried the bigger ones on others too!) Both sets were the same. I wouldnt recommend if youve a painful digit these wont help

I bought this productbecause I’ve got trigger fingers, and it is brilliant very comfortable. Got no issues with this product at all.

Permet de pouvoir avoir tout ce qu’il faut sous la main sans avoir à retourner en pharmacie ou autre pour avoir la bonnne taille . Idéal pour toute la famille ou pour mes sportif de petit gars . Pour ceux en métal à voir à terme à force d’ecarter pour y mettre un doigt mais fait parfaitement le job surtout vu le prix

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I have a pinky healing from a roller skating fall injury, a compound fracture. The surgeon gave me a splint that was too large and didn’t support my finger’s healing well. It would slip and move around. What was the person who fitted me thinking??? Plus, I had to use tape to keep it in and that was not the best, it’d get wet and dirty and needed to be changed often. I found these splints and decided to give them a try. The small plastic one with Velcro closure has been perfect!! I am certain that it has helped my finger to heal as it should. It keeps my finger in a position that keeps the bones aligned in a natural position and keeps the top slightly lifted, the lift puts a light pressure that assists the bones and my nail and skin to grow back together in the best ways possible. I am so pleased!! I thought I would have a deformity, or the injury would be obvious in some way - the splint has prevented those things from happening. When I remove the splint to clean my finger, it looks like nothing happened! Crazy, since the entire top of my finger was severed off…. The splint has protected my finger while it has been healing as well. My finger was hit a couple times while healing, which could have reinjured it, but the splint absorbed the impact and the strong material worked like a shield. I only used one of the 8, but I sure am happy to have all of them in my first aid basket just in case!!! I might buy another set to keep in the first aid kit I have in my car. I will not stop skating and after this experience, I know that being prepared for anything is better than not being prepared!

Insgesamt gut. Nur eine negative Anmerkung: Die Klettverschlüsse leiern etwas schnell aus und schließen dann nicht mehr richtig.

I did something terrible to my middle finger. I was using a Mandolin Slicer for potatoes and ended up in the ER instead. A potato got stuck and trying to dislodge it I accidentally sliced part of the side of my finger off. It’s Day 8 and it’s healing, but since I sliced it so deep it still hasn’t closed yet, so I still need to bandage and protect it. I saw these finger splints when I was looking for stretch gauze, but I took a chance on this being a better option, and I’m so happy I did. I can use only a thin non stick gauze over the wound, and instead of winding several layers of stretch gauze over it to protect it as it heals, I am using the brace to do basically the same thing. Using the thinner gauze materials with the brace allows my finger to get better air flow since it’s summer and it’s like a hot box for my finger when it’s wrapped in layers of gauze. Using this brace is so much more comfortable and the brace is very light in weight, but still solid protection. I bought Finger Bandages to pull over my finger to keep the gauze over my wound in place and it’s thin enough that I don’t feel any extra pressure inside the splint. The finger bandage keeps me from coming in direct contact with the foam inside the brace. I don’t have an aversion to the foam, its super soft, I just want to keep it clean so I can continue to use it longer. So far I have not experienced the splint slipping off my finger, I did cover the Velcro with paper tape since I found it more comfortable this way. I’ll keep you updated if it doesn’t work out, but something tells me this is going to work perfectly for me.