Baseball Finger Splint

Aluminum Baseball Finger Splint | Pro-Grade Joint Immobilizer

Rigid Extension for Serious Tendon & Joint Recovery.

Baseball Finger Splint is engineered for maximum stability. Its unique “spoon” shape cradles the bottom of the finger while the integrated metal arms fold over the top to lock the joint in place. Unlike standard sleeves, this splint provides the rigid force necessary to treat “Baseball Finger” (Mallet Finger), ensuring the extensor tendon heals without drooping. If you need clinical-strength immobilization with an adjustable, custom fit, this is your go-to solution.

 Key Features

• Malleable Aluminum Stay: The high-grade aluminum “spine” provides rigid support that can be manually contoured to match the natural curve of your hand.

• Integrated Fastening Arms: Features built-in metal tabs that fold over the finger, securing the splint firmly without the constant need for sticky medical tape.

• Full-Length Support: The elongated design supports both the DIP and PIP joints, providing a stable foundation for fractures and severe ligament strains.

• Extra-Thick EVA Foam Padding: Lined with deep, shock-absorbing blue foam that protects the skin from pressure points and keeps the finger cushioned 24/7.

• Open-Air Design: The minimalist frame allows for maximum skin exposure, keeping the finger cool and reducing the risk of irritation or odor.

Benefits of the Baseball Splint

• Tendon Repair Specialist: Specifically designed to hold the finger in slight hyperextension, the ideal position for repairing Mallet Finger injuries.

• No-Slip Security: The “spoon” base prevents the finger from sliding out, while the fold-over arms provide a custom level of compression.

• Adjustable as Swelling Drops: As your injury heals and swelling decreases, simply press the aluminum arms tighter to maintain a perfect, non-slip fit.

• Rugged Durability: Built to withstand impact, making it the preferred choice for athletes returning to light training or workers in high-contact environments.

Product Specifications

FAQ

Q: Why is it called a “Baseball” finger splint?

A: It’s named after the common “Baseball Finger” injury (Mallet Finger), which happens when a ball hits the tip of the finger and tears the extensor tendon. This splint is the clinical standard for treating that specific injury.

Q: Do I still need to use tape with this splint?

A: While the integrated aluminum arms are designed to hold the splint in place, many users apply a small piece of medical tape at the base for added security during sleep or high-impact activities.