Does this brace have a metal support under palm?
500201
Yes it does. It's a little more flexible than the Orthopaedic wrist support I use to sleep. I have severe Carpal Tunnel (bi lateral)
500202
Yes and it's very comfortable. I have been sleeping in these braces for several years.
745071
Yes. The thumbs are structured and padded. What would touch the palm of your hand is a meshing for ventilation.
459692
Depends if its on the throwing hand. If you are trying to protect the wrist this brace or the one with a flexible metal pad would be better. Arm sleeve doesn't do much mostly just for show
611086
This brace has a hard material along the outside of the thumb, which might protect you from pain. However, depending on the type of injury you have, the hard material might also cause pain if bumped. I suggest that you buy it and try it. If it doesn't work, return it. I believe if you say the reason for return is that the product does not work, your return shipping is free. You might check that with Amazon first.
301421
Yes. The one underneath is firmer, but the splint along the top (back of wrist) is not as solid/firm. These highly restrict movement side to side and bending in. However b/c of the softer splint you can somewhat flex you wrist back towards you arm but only 25% of what I could otherwise. Hope that helps!
461381
It has grips and a lip to keep the lap top in place and angled. In not aure what you mean by support arms.
1359979
No your wrists and knuckles are very supported and there is enough padding to help and protect your hands to.
356245
For me I have found that it stabilizes my whole thumb from my hand up to the nail. There are straps to stabilize your wrist and palm, but a separate strap over your thumb for adjusted stability.
489970
I wear the brace while doing pushups and yoga without problems. Although I do have to mention that this brace will help pain on the outside or ulnar side of your wrist it most likely isn't going to help with pain on the inside or radial (thumb) side of the wrist.
1109372
With the wrist extension on the bottom it supports the entire left hand to the bottom of the palm. The Right hand however is only supported up to half of the palm when typing. Its not a big deal for me because I can rest my right palm on my desk. It would go well without the extension and a extra even support added for it has legs at the front of the keyboard plus the two different heights on the back. Its very adjustable, I love it!
611082
The brace itself doesn't make the pain when bumping your wrist alot less. There is still significant "electrocuting" pain radiating to my forearm but it is somewhat bearable when I am wearing this.
373299
I don't feel any metal in my brace. it is very flexible and works great for me.
1604007
I rest my forearm on the desktop when using the mouse. so, yes it does require support
1734351
No it does not. It keeps it positioned at arms reach and firmly stays in place until I need it.
641741
Comes with a brace that can be used for support. I have had no problems with this model. It is much better than the one that is less expensive.
1968227
they don't provide support; you would definitely want a brace. They keep the hands warm and less swelling.
413025
It has a rigid metal splint that supports the inside area of the wrist, and at the top curves inwards towards the hand. On the outside there is another splint that is more flexible - made of plastic or light metal; I can't tell which. Neither splint is removable.