Wrist braces

Welcome to our online store's "Wrist Braces and Supports" category! As the name suggests, a wrist brace provides essential support to your wrist. We offer high-quality wrist supports designed to meet a wide variety of needs. Whether you are looking for injury prevention, injury treatment, pain relief, post-operative care, occupational use, occupational healthcare, physical rehabilitation, or sports, you will find the perfect solutions for your specific requirements.

In our selection, you will find various brands and models of wrist braces that provide excellent support and stability. These support products are specifically designed for the needs of physical rehabilitation, fitness, professional athletes, and active individuals. Whether your sport is running, soccer, basketball, volleyball, floorball, tennis, orienteering, golf, cycling, motorcycling, snowmobiling, skiing, or any other physical activity, we have the right, high-quality wrist brace / sports support for you.

An easy way to get premium wrist braces is to pick them up from our store in Oulu or conveniently order them online from our web store. We ensure fast delivery so you can start using your supports as soon as possible.

What is the best wrist brace for you? Check out our buyer's guide here.

Ottobock 50P70 Manu Carezza, Universal - Elastic wrist braces - 50P70 - 1
Otto Bock

Ottobock 50P70 Manu Carezza, Universal

Classic wrist brace for stability and support
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42,90 €
In our stock 1 pcs
Orders made on weekdays before 13:00 will be sent on the same day
Qmed Manu Universal, one size - Wrist and thumb braces - DRQF3C - 1
Qmed Manu Universal, one size - Wrist and thumb braces - DRQF3C - 2
Qmed

Qmed Manu Universal, one size

Yhden koon rannetuki irroitettavalla peukalotuella
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44,90 €
Will be ordered separately from the supplier.
Shipping time 1-2 weeks

What is a good / the best wrist brace for you?

 

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Wrist pain is a frustrating issue that can limit your daily life or sports activities. A wrist can be sprained, for example, by falling, or a ligament injury can occur in ball games where quick movements or collisions can damage the joint. Sometimes repetitive, monotonous work that strains the upper limbs causes pain in the wrist joints. Wrist problems can also stem from diseases like rheumatoid arthritis, inflammatory pain due to tenosynovitis (tendonitis) or carpal tunnel syndrome, or there can be wear and tear, known as osteoarthritis (arthrosis), in the wrist joints. Wrist pain can be localized on the inner or outer side, the top or bottom of the wrist. The pain may be felt, for example, when bending the wrist or using it, such as when writing by hand or moving a computer mouse. A sore, inflamed, or injured wrist needs support, rest, and pain relief. You can find many kinds of wrist braces online. The best and most suitable wrist support for you can be found by considering a few of the factors below before making a purchasing decision. After this, it will be easier to choose from the comprehensive selection in our online store.

Intended Use

It is good to consider the intended use of the support before purchasing an orthosis. In our diverse selection, you will surely find the perfect model for you. Do you want to use the brace preventatively, during sports, or in everyday use, or do you need support before a wrist surgery or for post-operative rehabilitation?

In our online store, choosing a support based on its intended use is a step easier: using the top and side menus or filters, you can display not only supports intended for a specific body part but also those tailored for several common diagnoses or other functional needs.

Price Range

The price of a wrist brace is determined by the material used, the manufacturing method, and the user's selection criteria. The prices of the most affordable wrist supports, intended for mild stabilization and sports use, typically start at around 15 euros, and the most comprehensive, infinitely adjustable wrist orthoses can be worth several hundred euros. Between these extremes, there are many types of joint supports designed for various intended uses.

Choosing the Right Size

To find the right size, you should check the product's size chart. Depending on the manufacturer and the model of the brace, the size is usually chosen based on the circumference of the wrist. In some models, however, the length of the palm determines the correct size. There are also 'one-size-fits-all' models available, which most often fit both the right and left hand. Therefore, look closely at the product-specific size chart if you are considering between several brands or models.

Types of Wrist Braces

In our online store, wrist braces are divided into four different groups:

Elastic wrist supports provide, as the name suggests, flexible support to the wrist, and their material can be, for example, compressive knitwear that ergonomically follows the wrist or warming neoprene. Elastic or so-called pharmacy wrist braces are mostly quite lightweight and fit well under a sleeve. They are often lightly stabilizing and are primarily suitable for mild wrist instability, pain, and irritation. Elastic supports can be used for many purposes, which you can easily filter in our online store using the Features filter.

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Wrist splints and braced supports are considerably firmer than elastic ones, and they are often custom-contoured. Some models also incorporate a thumb support, and in some of these, the thumb strap is adjustable. A wrist splint is particularly suitable for wrist osteoarthritis, pain caused by tenosynovitis, post-rehabilitation of various wrist fractures, or to alleviate rheumatic pain.

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Wrist braces with thumb support (Thumb Spica) are suitable when you want firmer support for the wrist and simultaneously support the thumb. Wrist instability, thumb MCP joint injuries, rheumatoid arthritis, wrist or thumb ligament sprains, and wrist or thumb osteoarthritis (arthrosis) can be reasons to choose exactly this support. In our online store's selection, you will also find thumb-supported wrist braces in children's models.

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Rigid frame wrist braces are designed for use, for example, after a fracture, dislocation (luxation), or severe sprain, or in situations where you want to immobilize or align the wrist and/or thumb/fingers into a specific position. In some models, the wrist part can be individually modified and adjusted, for example, to a desired angle. Among rigid wrist braces, there are models that are also suitable for hand, wrist, and finger paralysis when the hand is not spastic. You will also find resting orthoses in the menu for rigid wrist braces.

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Why should you buy a wrist brace?

A wrist brace may be necessary if a problem has been detected in the wrist or if you are aiming to prevent issues. Such problems can include loose ligaments, a sprained wrist, instability, incorrect movement patterns, hypermobile joints, pain conditions, rheumatic pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, tennis elbow, or the need for extra support due to reduced muscle strength. A wrist brace helps both preventatively and in the treatment of various after-effects. High-quality wrist supports are an effective way to prevent injuries and ensure faster rehabilitation. They offer optimal support and stability, while allowing for the necessary mobility and flexibility. Thanks to high-quality materials, they are durable and comfortable to wear. Give your wrists the support and protection they need - explore our selection through our online store's "Wrist Braces" category and find the best and most suitable support for you.

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions about Wrist Braces

It is important for a wrist brace to be snug enough to support the wrist in the desired way. The support must not pinch, squeeze, chafe, or be too loose. The choice of a suitable support is also determined by its intended use.

The use of a wrist brace is justified when pain, inflammation, stress-related symptoms, or the aftermath of a trauma have been observed in the wrist. A wrist brace stabilizes the position of the wrist, allowing the joint to rest and the pain and other symptoms to be alleviated. A wrist brace can also be used for prevention and to support functional capacity (e.g., in daily activities and hobbies).

First, it's good to know what is expected from the wrist brace. Do you want the support to include a thumb spica, a splint, strong compression, or, for example, to restrict a specific direction of movement? Based on the intended use, it is easier to choose a suitable model. Different categories of wrist braces can be found here.

First, you should determine the intended use for the wrist brace. Do you want support for the thumb in addition to the wrist, is a lightweight fabric wrist sleeve enough, or do you need the strong support of a rigid splint? Is the brace intended for an already existing injury, for prevention, or, for example, for post-operative rehabilitation? Based on the intended use, it is easier to find the right kind of product from our selection. In our online store, you will find comprehensive descriptions of the features and intended uses of our wrist braces. You can also get help from our customer service in choosing the right wrist support if needed.

Wrist braces can be compared based on, for example, the need for support, manufacturing materials, degree of compression, donning and fastening methods, and thermal properties.

In our online store, every product page has a "size chart" heading. Using the size chart, you can easily choose the right size for yourself.

As the name suggests, a wrist brace supports the wrist. The brace can provide preventative support (e.g., preventing a wrist sprain due to loose ligaments), or it can be used after an injury has occurred (e.g., various pain conditions, a sprained wrist, wrist instability after surgery or rehabilitation, rheumatic pain). Therefore, we can confidently state that yes, a wrist brace helps!

You can also use a wrist brace at night if there is a need for it. For example, during carpal tunnel syndrome, it is highly recommended to use a splinted wrist brace so that the wrist remains in a specific resting position to alleviate pain.

A wrist brace can be used in several different sports where the wrist needs external support. Such sports include, for example, volleyball, basketball, floorball, golf, shooting, and ice hockey. However, all splinted wrist braces may not be suitable for sports like volleyball or sports where a tight grip on the playing equipment is required.

Yes, you can. For example, in assembly line work, or if your job description involves a lot of manual repetitions or computer screen work, a wrist brace is an excellent addition to support the wrist.

The Avoris Oy online store has a wide selection of high-quality wrist braces suitable for various purposes directly in our own warehouse. Orders over 60 euros are delivered free of charge. Exchanges and returns are free. Products are easy to order online or pick up from our store in Oulu.

Avoris Oy, Haaransuontie 13 B 1, 90240 Oulu, Finland