The PSB Wrist Brace is effective at treating wrist injuries that occur as a result of a fall or a collision with another player or an object. The injury is caused by the straining or twisting, the impact or the ‘bending double’ of the wrist. The most common symptoms are acutely occurring pain, swelling and reduced mobility the wrist. The pain is caused by the damage to the tissue around the wrist. Wearing a PSB Wrist Brace can help to stabilise the wrist, enabling the damaged tissue to recover. The brace or support can also be worn outside sport, in the immediate aftermath of the injury.

Product Benefits

• Gives the right support for extending and bending of the wrist
• Extra adjustable compression thanks to the elastic band
• Made in such a way that you never feel restricted by the brace while making movements
• Moisture-wicking materials keep you feeling free from sweat
• Made from thin materials, letting you use the braces in sports shoes and under sports clothing
• Silicone strips keep the brace firmly in place while you are moving
• Washable in the washing machine at 30 degrees 

When should you use the PSB Wrist Brace?

• To prevent (primary and secondary) wrist injuries
• For chronic tendon sheath inflammation
• In the event of overloading

Associated Sports

• Badminton
• Weightlifting
• Athletics
• Golf
• Gymnastics
• Handball
• Hockey
• Lacrosse
• Tennis

Please note: Materials have not been tested against salt or chlorine water, they may wear out quicker than braces not in contact with salt or chlorine water.

Sizing

The PSB Wrist Brace is available for both left and right wrist. To determine the correct size, measure around the wrist, between the hand and the end of the lower arm bones.

APPLYING THE BRACE

Step 1
The PSB Wrist Brace can be applied without much difficulty. Insert the thumb through the thumb opening. The closing ring is on the back of the hand.

Step 2
The elastic strap is wrapped around the wrist joint and pulled to the required tension, and then fixed in position. The pressure applied can be adjusted as required by increasing or reducing the tension on the elastic strap.

How do I choose a brace?

If a brace has been prescribed or recommended, it is wise to go to a professional establishment that specialises in medical aids or rehabilitation articles. Some physiotherapists sell braces and they can also give you good advice. Choosing the right size and type of brace requires additional know-how. Always consult an expert for this kind of specialised work.