Description
The Bort SOFT Volare CTS Wrist Splint, Gray helps keep your wrist reliably immobilized—especially when you need gentle, comfortable relief from irritation or discomfort. Its extra-soft padding makes it comfortable to wear and suitable for extended periods. Ideal for anyone who needs greater stability and support for their wrist during everyday activities, at work or at night—without compromising on comfort.
The Bort SOFT Volare CTS Wrist Splint, Gray is designed as a soft volar positioning splint, providing stable yet comfortable wrist positioning. The splint and fastening straps are extra-soft padded to help reduce pressure points—an important benefit when wearing the splint for several hours. It can be easily reshaped to adjust the fit, making it easier to put on and improving how it sits.
In everyday life, the Bort SOFT Volare CTS Wrist Splint, Gray helps limit unnecessary movement and relieve strain on the wrist—for example, during repetitive activities such as office work, household tasks or manual work. It is also comfortable to wear at night to keep the wrist in a resting position. Its lightweight, comfortable feel encourages consistent use. It is also latex-free, making it suitable for people who wish to avoid latex.
Your benefits at a glance:
- Soft volar immobilization to relieve strain on the wrist
- Extra-soft padded splint and fastening straps for high wearing comfort
- Easy to reshape for a customized fit
- Lightweight, comfortable feel—even during extended use
- Can also be worn at night for stable positioning
- Latex-free
Technical details:
- Product name: Bort SOFT Volare CTS Wrist Splint, Gray
- Design: Soft volar positioning splint for wrist immobilization
- Padding: Splint and fastening straps are extra-soft padded
- Adjustment: Easy to reshape
- Wearing instructions: Can also be worn at night
- Material property: Latex-free
- Length: 20 cm
- Color: Gray
- Size: M
- Wrist circumference: 17–19 cm
- Side: Right
*Medical devices are not consumer goods within the meaning of this notice.
