• 01 Two-part strap system

  for individual stabilization of the wrist in accordance with treatment requirements

• 02 Anatomically shaped thumb opening

  with soft, seam-free comfort zones that make the product comfortable to wear

• 03 Reduced pressure at the edges

  prevents constriction

• 04 Viscoelastic pad

  relieves the ulnar bony protrusion

• 05 Train knit fabric

  with special high-low texture for comprehensive stimulation of the proprioceptors

• 06 Easy to put on and take off

  thanks to high elasticity and enclosed donning aid

Relief from Wrist and Hand Pain

ManuTrain wrist support takes the strain off your wrist and provides pain relief. With a soft, breathable knitted fabric, the brace conforms to your wrist shape for a secure fit and medical-grade compression that provides intermittent massage during movements and promotes healing circulation. Together with a gel massage pad, this delivers targeted massage to joint-stabilizing muscles to strengthen your wrist and further relieve pain.

Comfort and Control

Made of hypoallergenic, latex-free materials, the ManuTrain wrist support is soft, breathable, and moisture-wicking for all-day wearing comfort. Reduced compression at the edges of the support and an anatomically-contoured thumb opening ensure comfortable movements during physical therapy or every day activities. An adjustable strap system lets you control the amount of compression and support you need, so you’re always in control.

A support for every aspect of regeneration

When treatment progresses, problems are alleviated, and the wrist becomes more mobile, the stabilizing effect of the ManuTrain can be reduced: first, do without the stabilizing strap when wearing the support, then without the elastic fascia strap.

Includes donning aid

The excellent elastic properties of the breathable and skin-friendly knitted fabric and the supplied donning aid make it easier to put on and take off the ManuTrain.

Measurement and product range

Indications

• Arthralgia (degenerative, rheumatic, reactive)
• Tenosynovitis
• Feeling of instability (e.g. radioulnar subluxation)
• Posttraumatic