



Wrist support Dynamics with splints and lacing for adjustable wrist support

Wrist support with integrated thumb support for tendonitis and De Quervain's syndrome


Neptune wrist support in quick-drying material for pain and instability








Wrist support Dynamics Plus with splint for support and relief

Frequently asked questions about wrist rests
Wrist supports for pain relief and stability
Wrist supports relieve pressure, stabilize, and help you return to movement when your wrist hurts. The wrist support category includes models for carpal tunnel syndrome, inflammation, sprains, and overuse. The range ranges from thin compression bandages to orthoses with a splint that keeps the wrist straight. Athletes often choose variants that provide control without restricting grip, while office workers usually appreciate low profile and good breathability. If the problem also involves the thumb, an additional thumb support is a wise addition. Regardless of the model, the support should sit close to the skin, feel comfortable all day, and provide the right balance between freedom of movement and stability. Measure the circumference around the wrist and follow the size guide for a secure fit.
With years of experience in rehabilitation and orthopedic aids, we offer a complete and carefully curated range of wrist supports. Each product is selected with a focus on function, comfort, and ease of use to provide the right support without unnecessarily restricting the hand's normal everyday function.
How to choose the right support
Start from the situation and symptoms. In the case of carpal tunnel syndrome, a model with a volar splint that limits bending and reduces pressure at night or during repeated movements often works. In the case of tendonitis and mild overload, an elastic bandage with compression is usually sufficient to reduce swelling and relieve pain during work and exercise. For gyms and ball sports, stabilizing straps are suitable that control movement without impairing grip. After a sprain or in rehabilitation, a firmer orthosis with adjustable straps can provide temporary extra support. Try the support in your most common activities and loosen it if it feels cold or numb, so that circulation is not disturbed. If you also need support for the ankle, there are ankle braces that supplement heavier loads.
Different types of wrist supports
Classic model
Wrist support with elastic material and a pre-shaped plastic splint that provides support and limits extreme positions. The splint helps the wrist to a more neutral position, and the compression helps reduce swelling.
Stable model for activity
Models with harder rails in plastic composite or aluminum that provide increased stability under higher loads, for example, during training or more demanding work.
Extra stable model
Wrist supports with double splints and often an extra adjustable strap. These models provide maximum stability and are used for more pronounced problems or when the need for relief is great.
Elastic model
Thin and flexible wrist supports without a splint that provide light support and high compression. Suitable for mild conditions and when full mobility and grip are important.
Open palm model
Wrist support with a splint but without support in the palm, which allows for a normal grip. A good choice for crafts, tennis, or padel, for example.
Benefits of wrist support
- Reduces pain and swelling through compression and relief
- Keeps the wrist in a neutral angle with a splint if needed, and can speed up healing
- Maintains grip and dexterity, so that everyday life and training work can be done
- Thin, breathable fabric and adjustable straps provide a comfortable fit all day long
- Clear size guides and instructions make your choice safe
- For heavy work, you can combine it with a back brace for comprehensive protection.
