MARS WELLNESSBoxer Fracture Splint - 4th or 5th Metacarpal Splint Hand and Finger Brace - Broken Fingers, Wrist, Pinky and Hand Immobilizer - Small/Medium

For the right hand, this works for the 4th and 5th Metacarpals. If you need this item for the left hand, you'll be utilizing this for the 1st and 2nd Metacarpals. Luckily needed the right hand for the 4th and 5th carpal break. Durability is great but enough stability for correction. Much mire comfortable than the break and swelling. Velcro is adjustable to allow for the swelling as well as non swelling. Great value over the potential surgery needed. I can make a fist again after 17 days, without discomfort!

My daughter tore her pinkie tendon which required surgery. This helps stablizes the finger. Its as comfortable as can be considering the severe injury.

I bought the smaller size because of small hands, but it could be made a little wider around the wrist for better comfort. The velcro rubbing on my wrist was a little irritating, but the splint did the job.

The brace I received was good quality and very similar to what was shown, but you can see in my pic (bottom) that the finger strap is set farther apart than in the Amazon product image (top). I specifically needed it to put tension on my knuckles so had to retun. You can also see that mine doesn't have a loop for the strap on the wrist. That didn't bother me, just validation that the style has changed.

I had one that restricted my hand so much I could not move. My hand is extremely swollen and bruised and only my little finger was broken in one spot, so this is a great brace, I have healed so much because of limited restriction, allowing movement.

I bought a different ulnar splint for 4th/5th metacarpal fracture but it kept sliding down no matter how much I tightened it so the fit was not quite right. Because of how the splint is made with the 4th and 5th fingers wrapped in the “gutter” it keeps everything where it needs to be.

I have ulnar nerve damage and need a brace like this to help with the pain instead of only wrapping it with ace bandages, and was so glad to find a brace less than $60 for it, but I had to return it the same day. The splint they claimed to be bendable to conform to your hand shape was not bendable at all, and just a straight metal piece that you’d find in an elbow immobilising brace rather than one designed for your hand that has a natural curve at the wrist. I had it on less than 10 minutes before it was causing more pain than it was helping from forcing my hand into an awkward position. Would not recommend unless they switch the splint to an actual bendable splint or one already curved to accommodate the shape of your hand.

I bought 2 braces as my ring finger and pinky on both hands were really tenderI use them at night and leave the metal insert in them. The extra support helps.