BBTO 10 Pcs Mallet Finger Splint, 5 Sizes Finger Support Brace Stabilizer Straightener Plastic Fingertip Protectors Arthritis Knuckle Immobilization for Thumb Pinky Middle Index Ring(Beige)

I bought these various items because I did not know what size would fit my finger with the ruptured tendon. The largest size works well for me. As a note, the largest size will likely not fit really huge fingers. The Velcro wears out fast. Just buy a roll of clear bandage tape ahead of time at Amazon and you will be good to go. Another note; from my experience, You need to leave the splint on for at least 3 months before you remove it if you have a ruptured finger tendon. You can remove the splint daily to very carefully wash and dry the finger. Be really easy on that finger for another several months after removing the splint, or the tendon can easily tear off again. These splints do work in the long run, but you need to give adequate time for the tendon to reattach and heal enough before removing the splint, and then baby that finger for a long time afterwards.

Works great and looks better than the skin tones color. Im glad there's 2 of each size so I can shower in one and switch.

This product is useless as a finger splint. I'm going to try to explain why: My left pinky is broken at the last phalanx, just past the last joint. I have to wear a splint for about six weeks. It can't ever come off - if I bend the last joint even once, the splint-wearing clock starts over (or so the doctor told me). The picture shows the splint that the doctor gave me. It's held on by tape. It holds the last joint straight, but if you tape it correctly, it allows you to bend the second-to-last joint. I tried to show that in the picture. You have to tape it on the second phalanx. If you taped it on the third phalanx, then you wouldn't be able to bend the second joint either (and that makes life harder - trust me). OK, so this product: first of all, the velcro that secures it to your finger is positioned so that it's on the third phalanx. So even if the splint worked, you would not be able to bend the second joint (so your entire finger would be held straight while wearing the splint). BUT, it also doesn't stay on. Naively, I thought that the velcro might work better than tape. It does not. I cinched it as tight as I could, but it pulls off easily. If you used this type of splint, you'd have to be super careful all the time that you didn't accidentally knock your splint off. I guess this product might be OK if you don't really NEED a splint, but you're just using it casually. But I wouldn't recommend it if you have a broken finger or a joint injury and you really need the last joint to be immobile.

I have decent size hands, I have mallet finger on my left index finger, the only splint that fits my index finger is the thumb splint, it simply does not hold in place unless I use a lot of tape, the thumb splint is a tad too big for my index finger but it's all that fits out of the 10 splints. Also, the Velcro is barley glued onto the splint, after 4 times taking it off to shower it fell off, so back to tape. IMO, you should get a popsicle stick, cut it to size and tape it.

They're usable. They do the job of immobilizing the DIP joint for mallet finger. They're easy to put on and take off, with the hook-and-loop strap, and the strap is not too big and bulky. For those reasons, I do make good use of it, the one size out of the assortment that I actually use. The problem is that, while I like that the hook-and-loop strap is not too big and bulky, the downside is that it doesn't hold onto the finger very strongly, and the splint gets pulled off my finger rather easily. With that knowledge, I do still like using it at times when I know I won't be using my hand much. For other times, when I need the splint to stay on my finger better, I use a similar stack splint without any strap, and wrap it 2-3 times around with 2" self-adherent bandage wrap.

Ok first of all I tore off the Velcro strap that was on it and ordered finger sleeves. The Velcro does not feel comfortable between your fingers and neither does Velcro. Once I did that and slid over a finger sleeve it fit nice and cozy. Just look them up here on Amazon they have different colors and sizes.

Great item.

These were very helpful, but not perfect for my mallet finger injury. The fit wasn't great for my middle finger. I couldn't find a size that was big enough for the tip while being thin enough for the width, so my splint would slip off if I didn't have it overlapping itself, which left a big, painful indent in my finger. The Velcro also didn't hold up well when it got wet, so I couldn't really wash that part and had to instead just switch it out with another one. That said, they were great to have when I was washing and drying my other splints, as having 10 pieces was super handy.

Ich hatte einen Strecksehnenabriss am Ringfinger rechts nach einem Sturz. Der Orthopäde gab mir ein Rezept für eine Stacksche Schiene. Im Sanitätshaus bekam ich für 5 Euro ein passendes Teil. Dazu zahlt die Krankenkasse dann noch was. Hier bekomme ich 10 Teile für 13 Euro. Ok, der Kunststoff ist zweifellos billiger, etwas spröder auch. Aber der Aufbau der Schiene ist intelligenter und komfortabler. Die Lüftungslöcher sind größer, durch eine Fuge ist die Halterung dehnbar, die Halterung ist insgesamt schlanker und vor allem: es gibt ein abnehmbares Klettband zur Fixierung! Und dieses Klettband ist angenehm gepolstert, so dass es nicht an den Nachbarfingern scheuert - wie der abstehende Kunststoff beim Sanitätshaus-Modell, den ich selbst polstern musste! Außerdem hebt es das vordere Fingerglied besser. Bei stärkeren Fingerkuppen könnte es eng werden mit diesen Modellen.

Muy buen producto

All good, but only needed the large size and had to buy the lot! However, it's been working perfectly for 2 weeks so far....good buy!!

Der Versand ist umgehend erfolgt. Die Fingerschutz sind lose in einer Tüte verpackt. Die Passform fand ich gut, allerdings nur für eher schmale bis mittlere Fingerbreite geeignet. Ich habe den Fingerschutz bestellt, da ich die Funktion mit dem Klettband prima finde, und man nicht immer die Schienen zusätzliche festkleben muß. Das Klettband macht einen guten Eindruck und ist auch schön flach. Die Fingerschutz sind mittig geschlitzt ich vermutet zur Größenabdeckung verschiedener Fingerbreiten. Warum nur 3 Sterne vonmir vergeben werden, und ich mich trotzdem zum Rückversand entschieden habe: Die Teile sind an allen Kanten scharfkantig. An allen Seiten befindet sich ein unangenehmer Grat der empfindlich auf die Haut drückt, auch wenn man den Finger nicht bewegt. Ich müsste vorher auf alle Finger Pflaster kleben, um die scharfkantige Reibung, und damit Blasen zu vermeiden. Das ist mir aber nicht zielführend, und zum anderen, würde dann der Schutz auch nicht mehr über meinen Finger passen. Schade, denn ansonsten macht der Artikel einen guten und haltbaren Eindruck.

Bought for mallet finger. Good size choice but tabs to hold them are weak, needs extra tape to hold secure.