The upgraded, anatomically shaped design really does make a difference — it fits the natural curve of the wrist and provides solid support without cutting off circulation or feeling too stiff. I can wear it for hours at a time while working at my desk, and it actually stays comfortable the entire day. Since using this brace consistently, I’ve noticed my wrist pain has decreased significantly, and I don’t wake up in the night with the same numbness and tingling I used to experience. It keeps my hand and wrist in the right position and gives me peace of mind knowing I’m not aggravating my carpal tunnel further. Overall, this is a high-quality product that’s well thought out and effective. If you struggle with wrist pain or carpal tunnel and are looking for something comfortable, supportive, and reliable for daily use, I would highly recommend giving this brace a try. Read more
I tried a few different braces for my wrist sprain, one I found at the drugstore, which was returned the very next day, this Freetoo brace and a Copperfit brace. I alternated wearing them for a full day at home and a full day at work each. The drugstore branded brace (from CVS) had a little thumb sleve area without trim, but left my thumb area constricted and loss of circulation, along with three straps in alternating directions that was kind of a chore to adjust. The Freetoo brace is a much more comfortable brace than any of the others that I tried. The support was great and it is easy to put on, adjust and take off quickly. The only drawback that I had were in the usable area of the palm. I am a jeweler who uses small tools in my hand all day, and between this one and the Copperfit brace, the Copperfit had a more open and thus more usable palm area. Thus, I kept the Copperfit because work use is critical factor for me . That said, the Freetoo brace is more comfortable, really just because the Copperfit brace has a seam inside that would start to itch a little bit. The Freetoo brace had no such issue, and I had no problem wearing it all day. I just had to deal with trying to tuck my tools inside the palm of the brace a bit while working with them, which was a slight annoyance. Not enough to take away a star though, and if comfort and support were the main factors, the Freetoo brace would have won over the Copperfit. Both have easy to adjust double straps, are well stitched and built to last. Read more
This little, light-weight, wrist brace is, for me, the best. I broke the end of a small meta tarsal on my right wrist while visiting another country and could not find an adequate brace. The poor bone was causing me pain for 6 months. Women would grab my hand and twist it - me close for a hug, it is part of their culture, but my poor hand had no time to heal. I found this one and decided to try it. It is light-weight yet it has two stabilizers built in it. It also goes up far enough on my wrist that it is supported handshaking, driving and even out in the garden shoveling. (With a gardening glove over it to keep it clean.) The support takes the pain away and allows healing. It is inexpensive, but not inexpensively made, it is sturdy. I like to wear it with an old cotton sock underneath to protect it from sweat. I have not washed it in a machine, but by hand. I actually tried several others. Two did not come up to this standard and the third was for my other hand (Yup. 2 falls!) The third was a medical one issued by the hospital and it was heavy, hard to put on, and bulky. This one did as good a job for me as the much more expensive one, yet was more comfortable to wear. The break was the end of the metacarpal at the bottom of my hand at the wrist. It was just what I needed and, finally, I am healing. Read more
This FREETOO brace has been a huge help for my repetitive strain issues. The rigid, anatomically shaped splint provides incredible wrist support and stability—it keeps my wrist locked in the correct neutral position, which is exactly what I needed for pain relief. The adjustment ability is excellent, featuring three strong velcro straps that make it easy to dial in the perfect pressure. It’s also simple to take on and off, making the ease of use great for frequent breaks. The material is comfortable and breathable, and I appreciate that the brace is completely washable without damaging the internal splint. It’s a comfortable and effective support tool. Read more
Nice support and fit. Fabric is good. People comment on the stylishness and color. The metal support fit perfectly in this small glove so I think attention was paid to proportions. I had one previously that seemed to be made for a larger, longer hand. I makes a big difference in support and comfort. Read more
