Wrist and Hand Brace
Ergoactive Injury Boot - Off Load Pressure
Combined with its dynamic, three-module shock absorption system (heel-flat-toe), the SHOEBAUM SHORT also offers a lateral sliding, gait-mimicking insole. Together, with an adjustable ROM hinge, pneumatic inner cushion liner, and compact design, the SHOEBAUM SHORT is the most comfortable and advanced injury boot/air CAM walker available.
HIGHLIGHTS
SPECIFICATIONS
USER SHOE SIZE RANGE: Women: 7.5 - 11.5 Men: 8 - 12.5
UNIT WEIGHT: 2.90 LBS
OVERALL HEIGHT: 12"
OVERALL WIDTH: 5.50"
OVERALL DEPTH: 12"
FLOOR TO INSOLE HEIGHT: 3"
RANGE OF MOTION (ROM): WOMEN: 90º - 100º MEN: 105º - 115º
*MATERIALS ARE LATEX FREE
WARRANTY
Your SHOEBAUM SHORT boot is warranted against defects in material and/or workmanship for one (1) year. This warranty does not extend to accessories and non-durable components such as soles, insoles, soft goods, or straps which are subject to normal wear and replacement. Non-durable or consumable components are warranted against manufacturer defects for 30 days.
RETURN POLICY
This product is non-returnable. It is considered a single-use patient item. Refer to Ergoactives’ Return Policy for further details.
INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING
CUSTOMS
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TRACKING
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Hand and Wrist Brace
A wrist and hand brace is an orthopedic device designed to provide support, stability, and compression to the wrist and hand area, typically used to treat conditions like carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis, arthritis, and wrist sprains or fractures. These braces are often constructed from breathable materials, such as neoprene or cotton, with adjustable straps to ensure a secure fit. Some versions may include rigid metal or plastic supports to further restrict movement and allow proper healing.
Key features of wrist and hand braces often include:
- Stabilization: Designed to immobilize or limit motion in the wrist and hand to prevent further injury or strain.
- Compression: Helps to reduce swelling, alleviate pain, and promote circulation.
- Adjustability: Equipped with Velcro straps or buckles for customized fit and compression levels.
- Breathability and Comfort: Made with lightweight, breathable materials to ensure comfort for prolonged wear.
Common Uses
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: Wrist braces help relieve pressure on the median nerve, reducing symptoms like numbness and tingling.
- Post-surgical Support: Helps immobilize the wrist and hand following surgery or injury to ensure proper healing.
- Arthritis: Provides warmth and compression, which can alleviate joint pain in the wrist and hand.
- Sports Injuries: Can be used for athletes recovering from sprains, strains, or fractures to provide protection and support during activity.
Wrist and hand braces are often prescribed by doctors or physical therapists as part of a treatment plan, though many are also available over-the-counter for preventive or mild injury support.