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The Sportaid Cock-Up Wrist Splint in Small Left provides firm wrist support in a neutral position using a durable canvas duck exterior laminated to a soft flannel lining. A removable spoon stay and steel posterior stay allow the splint to be customized for comfort and support level, while the stockinette insert and loop-lock closure ensure a secure, comfortable fit. Sized for the left hand, small palm width. Latex free.
Left-handed individuals recovering from wrist sprains, strains, or minor fractures will find the cock-up splint design holds the wrist in a neutral position to reduce pain and support healing during daily activity. Patients managing carpal tunnel syndrome, tendinitis, or repetitive strain injuries on the left wrist benefit from the firm posterior stay and removable spoon stay that can be adjusted to the level of immobilization recommended by their physician or occupational therapist. Post-surgical left wrist patients transitioning from a cast to a removable splint will appreciate the canvas duck construction and flannel lining that provide durable support with a comfortable, breathable fit. Anyone prescribed a cock-up wrist splint for the left hand in a small size for daytime or nighttime wear will find the loop-lock closure and stockinette insert make it easy to don and doff independently.
How do I measure for the correct size?
Measure the width of your palm at its widest point, excluding the thumb. This small size fits palm widths of 2.75" to 3.25". If you are between sizes, size up for a more comfortable fit.
Are the stays removable?
Yes. The spoon stay is removable, allowing you to adjust the level of support. The steel posterior stay provides firm wrist positioning and can also be removed if needed.
Is this splint latex free?
Yes. The Sportaid Cock-Up Wrist Splint is latex free, making it suitable for individuals with latex sensitivities.
Can this splint be worn at night?
Yes. Cock-up wrist splints are commonly worn at night to maintain a neutral wrist position during sleep, particularly for carpal tunnel syndrome management. Follow your healthcare provider's guidance on wear schedule.