Hand Splint Sizing Chart
Hand Width | Size |
---|---|
1.75 - 2" | XXS |
2 - 2.25" | XS |
2.25 - 2.75" | S |
2.75 - 3.25" | M |
3.25 - 4" | L |
Give your joints a break with this dynamic resting hand splint that reduces finger curling and significantly improves movement in the hand and fingers, taking you from flexion to extension. The SaeboStretch is a revolutionary splint/hand brace for individuals recovering from stroke, TBI, spinal cord injury or other neurological injuries.
The revolutionary SaeboStretch dynamic resting hand splint helps neurologically-impaired clients maintain or improve motion while minimizing joint damage and pain.
Experience the benefits of gentle stretching, improved alignment, and enhanced functional movement patterns. Begin your journey to improved hand function and independence today with the SaeboStretch!
We believe the best way to experience the benefits of our products is in person. Working with your own patients. In your own clinic. That's why we offer unique, no-obligation trial programs for most of the products we offer.
The SaeboStretch is a revolutionary and award-winning dynamic splint/hand brace for individuals suffering from neurological injuries, such as stroke. The splint helps to prevent joint damage while improving and maintaining range of motion.
Protects your Joints:
Positions the Hand:
The SaeboStretch provides maximum positioning using the following:
The SaeboStretch overcomes clinical concerns that can result from traditional hard static splints including joint damage, hypermobility, and contractures. This novel splint uses a revolutionary stretch technology, which allows the fingers to move through flexion caused by associated reactions and increased tone. Following relaxation, the fingers gradually return to the desired resting position. Contracture is a loss of motion over time due to abnormal shortening of the soft tissue structures spanning one or more joints. These include skin, ligaments, tendon, muscles and joint capsules. Loss of motion in any of the structures restricts joint mobility leading to pain, stiffness and eventually contracture.
Clients that may not be appropriate for the SaeboStretch typically exhibit one or more of the following: