Jura Wrist and Thumb Brace
Featuring dual compression elastic for improved circulation, the Jura Wrist and Thumb Brace is thin yet provides essential support and protection for your thumb and wrist during the healing process. The adjustable aluminium palmar bar and thumb stay allow for personalised comfort levels at all times.
What's Included?
Please note that this brace is designed specifically for either the left or right wrist; please select your desired version from the drop-down menu at the top of the page.
Sizing Information for the Jura Wrist and Thumb Brace
The Jura Wrist and Thumb Brace comes in five different sizes for your left or right wrist. Please use the sizing image and table below to determine the ideal size for you then select your choice from the drop-down menus at the top of the page:
| Size | Wrist Circumference |
| Extra Small | 11.5 - 13cm |
| Small | 14 - 15cm |
| Medium | 16.5 - 18cm |
| Large | 20 - 21.5cm |
| Extra Large | 23 - 24cm |
Key Features of the Jura Wrist and Thumb Brace
- Made with dual compression elastic for improved support, fit and circulation
- Longitudinal seam conforms perfectly to your wrist
- Aluminium palmar bar and thumb stay for joint stabilisation
- Adjustable thumb stay allows for personalised degree of abduction
- Thumb closure is also adjustable for a more comfortable fit
- Supports the wrist, CMC and CMP joints
- Easy to put on and take off thanks to the simple hook-and-loop fastenings
Who Can Use the Jura Wrist and Thumb Brace?
The Jura Wrist and Thumb Brace is suitable for a range of conditions. Some of the main ones include:
- Arthritis
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- CMC instability
- De Quervain's syndrome
- Degenerative diseases/irritation
- Gamekeeper's thumb
- General weakness
- Guyon's canal syndrome
- Inflamed/swollen tendons
- Luxation
- Medial subluxation
- Overuse injuries
- Pain/instability of the thumb extensors/abductors
- Post carpal/metacarpal surgery
- Post surgical repair
- Post traumatic conditions
- Post operative/pre operative conditions
- Repetitive strain injury
- Rhizarthrosis
- Scapholunate instability
- Scapholunate tear
- Skier's thumb
- Soft tissue injury
- Sprained wrist
- Stener lesion
- Strained wrist
- Tendinopathy
- Tendomyopathy
- Tendovaginitis
- Tenosynovitis
- Tendonitis
- TFCC injury
- Thumb basal joint instability
- Thumb basal/saddle joint irritation
- UCL injury
- UCL lesion
- Ulnar tunnel syndrome
- Weakened/torn TFCC ligaments
- Weakness of the thumb joint
- Worn Cartilage
- Wrist and thumb joint distortion
- Wrist contusion
- Wrist trauma
How Easy Is the Wrist and Thumb Brace to Apply and Remove?
Thanks to the simple and easy hook-and-loop fastenings, this support is easy to apply and remove. The elasticated material and variety of sizes mean it will always be a good fit and the simple fastening mechanism makes it easy to put it on and remove it one-handed, which is ideal for those with an injured wrist.
How Does Compression Elastic Assist the Healing Process?
Compression braces are used to apply pressure to a specific area or injury. By preventing excess fluids from gathering at the site of the injury, they help minimise swelling. They have also been shown to reduce long-term pain and improve blood circulation.
What Are the First Signs of Thumb Pain?
Stay alert to small signs such as pain at the base of your thumb when you grip, grasp or pinch an object, or use your thumb to apply force. Other signs and symptoms might include:
- Swelling
- Stiffness
- Tenderness at the base of your thumb
- Decreased strength when pinching or grasping objects
