Konliking Finger Brace Splint Support Rehabilitation Training Device Hand Impairment Squeeze Equipment Rehabilitation for Stroke Spinal Cord Traumatic Brain Injury Medical for Hemiplegia

I knew better but gambled and was not happily surprised, a very expensive, poorly designed kludge. that is as cumbersome as the pictures suggest and basically taking advantage of stroke and spinal patients who are afraid our hands are going to curl and clench forever. Don't waste your money, buy one of the fingerboard splints and an e-stim unit. !) almost impossible to put on by yourself. the arm part has a nylon sleeve that is hard to get a curled fist through, the arm straps need to longer so you can attach them after you get you arm placed, the little finger pockets are soft but slide off way to easily, don't have a pull tab, and aren't sticky enough to tension you fingers rather than pulling off, even after the cross brace has been moved up the arm. The big tension screw is very hard to turn and there is no tension adjustment for the long springs attached to the finger pockets. Don't consider this if you cannot straighten your fingers to shove them in the pockets and be advised that the whole thing is so top-heavy hat the upper arm hardware will be laying in your lap 90% of the time.

great idea but design with the finger tip slings needs reworked ....the way it is it allows the fingers to curl way to much...but once i figure out a good modification for that it should work quite well