HiRui Wrist Brace for TFCC Tears, Adjustable Wristband Wrist Wraps Support for Fitness Weightlifting Tennis Tendonitis Carpal Tunnel Arthritis Pain Relief, One Size Adjustable (Black, 2 Pack)

This versatile wrist wrap makes it easy to put on and adjust for the perfect fit

Good quality. Can be adjusted to any strength you need. Also good size.

It is a bit challenging to get the strap that goes under the loop to pull through , but it can be done . The velcro material tends to adhere and make pulling it through difficult .....the other strap is not a problem since it does not go through a loop ...

This one seems like it would be a great fit for someone like me as I do heavy construction, but the tighter you make it the more it digs into your wrist and is very uncomfortable if you’re needing extra support and you are not in a heavy construction field I would say this is your go to .

I used these constantly when I had TFCC problems. I used one for exercise and the other for computer use and driving. They give great support and I don't think I could have continued to exercise if I didn't have these. I bought them to compliment my wrist widget, which is more precisely made but far less robust. I use the widget at work and these for everything else (or when I've forgotten the widget somewhere). I fully endorse these.

Waaaaay to small for me, so my wife gets this one. After trying it on she just glared at me.

I purchase 3 different brands and style wrist supports, I don’t like This one. Created more pain.

Unfortunately I suffer a mismatch between forearm strength and wrist 'durability' that requires periodic protection/remediation. My collection of wrist straps, supports, immobilizers, etc is considerable. There are better and worse protective devices for every source of pain you can inflict on yourself.I'm using the HiRui strap for 'ulnar wrist/hand pain'. Recovery requires weeks of reducing positional/flexure abuse of the wrist. It's a total pain to wear wrist straps continuously for weeks so finding a minimalist (but effective) solution with good comfort levels is important. I find this 'two strap' model works real well because it allows a gap for the ulnar wrist 'knob'. Not compressing the projecting bone is a small, but welcome comfort feature.