Anti-Spasticity Ball Splint & Finger Posture Corrector

Key Features

• Integrated Rehabilitation Grip Ball: The removable high-visibility training ball sits securely in the palm support pocket, helping keep the hand in a functional open position while allowing repetitive squeeze-and-release exercises during recovery and daily hand training.
• Built-In Curved Aluminum Strips: Internal curved aluminum splints help position the wrist and hand more functionally, supporting alignment while assisting with anti-spasticity management and finger posture correction.
• Five-Finger Loop Retention Design: Individual finger loops help separate and guide the fingers into a more controlled position, which is especially useful for reducing clenched-hand posture and limiting finger crowding.
• Wide Wraparound Wrist Cuff with Buckle Routing: The wrist section uses a broad adjustable strap threaded through side buckle hardware for a more secure fit, helping stabilize the brace during prolonged wear and exercise sessions.
• Thumb-Opening Functional Hand Frame: The open thumb channel and contoured hand support allow the thumb and palm to sit in a more natural training posture while maintaining space for grip-ball use.
• Detachable Ball-and-Splint Structure: The modular design allows the grip ball to be combined or removed according to the user’s rehabilitation needs, giving flexibility for positioning support or active hand exercise.
• Soft High-Elastic Cloth Construction: Made from soft, lightweight, high-elasticity cloth material, the brace is comfortable for extended wear while still providing structured support around the hand and wrist.
• Bilateral Universal Fit: Designed for both right and left hands, the adjustable layout makes it practical for most users without requiring a hand-specific model.

Suitable For

• Finger flexion spasm management
• Hand posture correction for clenched or curled fingers
• Hand and finger muscle strengthening after hand injury
• Support for unusual limb tension affecting hand positioning
• Assistive hand exercise for people with muscle weakness
• Thenar eminence support as part of hand rehabilitation routines
• Daily hand mobility exercise for elderly users
• Finger separation support to help reduce erosive rubbing or tight finger crowding

Size Guide

This product is offered in a universal free size / one size fits most design and is adjustable to fit most hand and wrist sizes for either the left or right hand.

Product Specifications

Package Includes

• Anti-Spasticity Ball Splint & Finger Posture Corrector × 1
• Removable rehabilitation grip ball × 1

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What makes this product different from a standard hand brace?
A: This design combines a finger posture splint with a removable rehabilitation ball, allowing it to support functional hand positioning while also giving the user an active grip-training option in the same device.

Q2: What do the curved aluminum strips do?
A: The built-in curved aluminum strips help hold the hand and wrist in a more functional alignment, which can assist with controlling flexion posture and improving positioning during rehabilitation exercises.

Q3: Are the finger loops just for holding the brace on?
A: No. The individual finger loops do more than secure the brace—they help separate and guide the fingers, which can be useful for reducing clenched positioning and limiting tight finger crowding.

Q4: Can I remove the ball if I only want positioning support?
A: Yes. The structure is detachable, so you can combine or remove the grip ball depending on whether you want passive support, posture correction, or active hand exercise.

Q5: Will this fit my left or right hand?
A: Yes. The brace is designed for both left and right hands and features an adjustable free-size fit that suits most hand and wrist sizes.

Q6: How tight should the wrist strap be?
A: The wrist cuff should be snug enough to keep the brace from shifting during use, but not so tight that it causes pressure marks, numbness, or reduced circulation. Start light and tighten gradually.

Q7: Who is this product designed for?
A: It is commonly used for people with finger flexion spasm, muscle weakness, unusual limb tension, stroke-related hemiplegia, hand injury rehabilitation, and elderly users working on daily hand and finger exercise.

Q8: Is this a medical treatment device?
A: This product is a supportive rehabilitation aid, not a substitute for diagnosis or medical treatment. If you have significant spasticity, progressive neurological symptoms, post-surgical restrictions, or persistent pain, consult a healthcare professional before use.