Description
Overview
The TFCC sits between your forearm bones and your wrist, cushioning the joint and letting it rotate and grip. Everyday load — swinging a racket or bat, pushing up from a chair, twisting the wrist under weight — puts that area under repeated stress. This brace is built specifically to stabilize and support those structures, with a nylon and cotton fabric that stays firm without feeling harsh against the skin.
Pressure is adjustable, so you can wear it tighter for sport and looser around the house or at night. It is a one-size-fits-most design, and the ends can be trimmed with scissors for smaller wrists. Hand wash and air dry only, so the brace keeps the stiffness it needs to do its job.
Key features
- Designed specifically for the Triangular FibroCartilage Complex (TFCC), including peripheral and central TFCC tears
- Latex and rubber free
- Nylon and cotton fabric for firm yet comfortable support
- Adjustable pressure to match your activity and the support you need
- Suitable for 24/7 wear — sports, everyday activity and sleep
- One size fits most; ends can be trimmed with scissors for smaller wrists
Specifications
| Sizing | One size fits most |
|---|---|
| Material | Nylon and cotton |
| Latex / rubber | Latex and rubber free |
| Care | Hand wash and air dry only |
| Fit adjustment | Ends can be trimmed with scissors |
Good for
- Ulnar ("pinky" side) wrist discomfort after a fall, twist or repetitive strain
- Racket, bat and club sports where the wrist takes repeated load
- Everyday tasks like gripping, pushing up from a chair or rotating the forearm
- Overnight wear when you want the wrist kept steady
- A feeling of wrist instability, weak grip, or clicking and popping with movement
Things to consider
- Made specifically for the TFCC — other wrist issues, such as wrist tendinitis from pickleball, may call for a different sleeve or wrap.
- Machine washing is not an option; hand wash and air dry so the brace stays stiff enough to stabilize.
- One size fits most, so smaller wrists may need trimming with scissors for a proper fit.
- If you have had a wrist fracture or ongoing wrist pain, check with a clinician before using a brace.
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