Soft Compression. Firm Control. All-Day Wrist Relief.

The Knitted Wrist Splint from INS Orthotics combines structured support with maximum comfort, making it ideal for patients who require extended wear throughout the day. Its breathable knitted fabric delivers targeted compression, while an integrated metal stay keeps the wrist aligned for relief from pain, swelling, and overuse injuries.

Engineered to offer orthopedic-grade immobilization without sacrificing flexibility, this splint is perfect for workplace use, rehab, or daily activity support.

💡 Key Features & Benefits:

• Knitted elastic construction – Offers gentle compression and conforms to the wrist for an ergonomic fit.

• Integrated metal stay – Provides rigid support to keep the wrist in a neutral position, ideal for healing and pain relief.

• Breathable and moisture-wicking – Suitable for extended daily wear without discomfort or skin irritation.

• Lightweight & low-profile – Fits easily under clothing and doesn’t interfere with hand function.

• Easy slip-on design – Simplifies self-application for elderly or post-injury users.

⚕️ Orthopedic & Therapeutic Applications:

• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome – Helps relieve pressure on the median nerve by keeping the wrist in proper alignment.

• Tendonitis or repetitive strain injuries (RSI) – Reduces motion stress on inflamed tissues.

• Wrist sprains or mild fractures – Offers firm support during healing stages.

• Arthritis – Combats stiffness with warmth and compression, improving function.

• Post-cast transition – A great intermediate step between rigid immobilization and full mobility.

👥 Recommended For:

• Office workers, manual laborers, and students with wrist strain

• Individuals with CTS, arthritis, tendonitis, or sprains

• Patients undergoing rehabilitation or post-operative recovery

• Therapists and clinics in need of daily-use wrist splints

Soft where it should be. Strong where it counts.
✅ Order the Knitted Wrist Splint today from INS Orthotics—trusted orthopedic care for your daily comfort and long-term recovery.