Air X Thumb Spica Splint

Wearing a splint can become unpleasant and frustrating if it's uncomfortable or poorly designed, however the Air X Thumb Spica Splint has been expertly created from the finest materials to offer thumb support in comfort, even for long term use. The moisture wicking fabric keeps your hands feeling fresh and dry while the hook-and-loop fastenings offer a secure fit. 

What's Included?

• 1 x Thumb Splint

Which Size Is Right for Me?

To find your perfect size, please measure the circumference of your wrist as seen in the image below. Match your measurement to the sizing table below that to find the best size for you. If your measurement falls on a sizing boundary, we would recommend choosing the smaller size for a greater level of support.

Our sizing information includes the minimum and maximum circumference measurement for each size brace.

What Is the Air X Thumb Support Made With?

The Thumb Spica Support is manufactured using patented Air X fabric, which has the ability to transport moisture efficiently away from the body, drawing sweat and perspiration outward and minimising irritation in the process. Perfect for wear all year round, Air X fabric has tiny stippled holes that give your skin room to breathe, preventing the build up of odour and smell when used throughout the day. The Air X Support is 100% neoprene-free.

How Comfortable Is the Air X Thumb Spica Brace?

Unlike other supports, the Air X is designed to be worn for long periods thanks to its flexible Air X foundation. The Thumb Spica Brace is able follow the natural contours of the hand and wrist, making for a lightweight and soft brace that uses unique material to enhance breathability and comfort.

Key Features and Benefits of the Air X Thumb Support

• Made from unique Air X fabric that is breathable and comfortable
• Layered fibre structures transport moisture away from the body
• Breathable materials allow for air circulation
• Reduces the risk of skin maceration
• Soft and conformable material follows the contours of the body
• Can be worn for long periods of time without issue
• Offers compression, which helps improve circulation 
• Available in a range of sizes to suit most users
• Left and right wrists supplied separately
• 100% neoprene-free

What Are the Benefits of a Thumb Spica Splint?

Splinting facilitates the immobilisation and stabilisation of the joint in question, helping to protect from further injury. One advantage of using a thumb spica splint instead of a cast or brace is that spica splints accommodate swelling thanks to their elasticity.

Additionally, elasticated splints also provide compression that helps increase circulation which helps reduce swelling and assists healing. 

What Makes Air X Fabric Better Than Other Materials?

The unique Air X fabric has the ability to transport moisture efficiently away from the body thanks to the layered fibre structures, which help promote moisture wicking. This results in a dry, comfortable feeling on the surface of the skin, helping your hand to feel fresh throughout the day.

Air X fabric is also a soft, lightweight material that perfectly follows the contours of the body. This means the Air X adapts and shapes itself to the individual wearing it providing exceptional comfort, even for extended periods of a time.

Indications for the Air X Thumb Splint

• Arthritis of the thumb
• Basal joint arthritis
• CMC arthritis
• CMC instability
• Controls thumb abduction
• De Quervain's Tenosynotivitis (De Quervain's Syndrome)
• Gamekeeper's thumb
• Immobilisation to relieve pain
• Inflamed/swollen tendons
• Juvenile Chronic Arthritis
• Osteoarthritis
• Overuse injuries
• Pain/instability of thumb extensors/abductors
• Post carpal/metacarpal surgery
• Post surgical repairs
• Postoperative conditions
• Post-Traumatic conditions
• Pre-operative
• Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI)
• Rheumatoid arthritis
• Rhizarthrosis
• Scapholunate instability
• Scapholunate tear
• Sever CMC athrosis
• Skier's thumb
• Soft tissue injury
• Sprained wrist
• Stabilises the write
• Stabilises thumb basal joint
• Stener lesion
• Thumb Basal joint irritation
• Thumb Saddle joint injury
• UCL injury
• UCL lesion
• Weakness of the thumb joint
• Worn cartilage