Aircast A2 Wrist Support Brace without Thumb Spica

Definitely recommend this company!This Aircast wrist brace is made well and fits well, even with wide hands, and offers excellent support of the wrist while allowing me full finger and thumb movement.Fine tuning the fit:• Don’t trim the palm strap velcro, tuck it under the wrist strap so it doesn’t catch on everything.•Do trim the wrist velcro, again so it doesn’t catch on everything.• I recommend a stockinette base layer to absorb sweat and keep the brace clean.• I also recommend a cast cover to keep from catching the straps on various items.•The brace wipes clean easily but cast covers help there too.That recommendation said; I am also using Dr Brace overnight, post week 3 of healing, for a relaxed fit overnight with a microbead pillow for support while I sleep.I am also using the ACE wrist brace for more athletic activities such as handling the dog. It is more restrictive and makes the ulna ache under the strap buckle and restricts my thumb and makes it ache badly. However the ACE wrist brace provides fantastic protection against further breaks from direct hits on the arm (when I dropped a cast iron pole on it) and through gardening efforts and being bounced by the manic enthusiasm of a large young dog. I will definitely use the ACE brace for more hazardous activities until the fracture is healed.These three braces together are making this time to heal much more comfortable than the last experience.I expect to use the Aircast brace post healing for the next year or so while dealing with the dog.