Rhizo Pro thumb brace - Optimal stabilization for the thumb

Rhizo pro thumb brace

Rhizo pro thumb brace is a stabilizing thumb orthosis featuring a perforated steel frame, anatomical design, and adjustable Velcro straps. The brace is designed to stabilize the thumb joint and the basal thumb joint, while the breathable and flexible construction provides a comfortable fit. The symmetrical design allows the same model to be used on both the right and left hand.

Stabilizing construction with perforated steel frame

The perforated steel frame provides stable support around the thumb while keeping the construction lightweight and compact. The shape follows the area around the thumb and wrist, helping to limit unwanted movements. The soft and breathable lining complements the stable construction.
Adjustable fit with Velcro straps
The Velcro straps around the wrist and thumb allow the brace to be adjusted within each size range. Rhizo pro thumb brace features a bilateral construction, making it suitable for both the right and left hand.
Two sizes
The model is available in two sizes. Size 1 is adapted for smaller wrist circumference and thumb width, while size 2 has a larger measurement range. The size measurements are clearly indicated for both wrist and thumb to make the versions easy to compare.
Breathable elastic material
The material consists of 45% polyamide, 32% elastane, and 23% polyester. The combination provides a flexible and breathable design around the hand, while the steel frame provides stability. Rhizo pro thumb brace is black and CE-marked as a Class I medical device according to MDR 2017/745.
Technical specifications
Sizes: 1 and 2
Size 1: Wrist circumference 12–18.5 cm | Thumb width 1.7–2.2 cm
Size 2: Wrist circumference 16.5–22 cm | Thumb width 2.2–2.6 cm
Material: 45% polyamide, 32% elastane, 23% polyester
Color: Black
Construction: Thumb brace with perforated steel frame and Velcro closure
Fit: Right and left hand
Bilateral: Yes
Medical device class: CE-marked Class I medical device according to MDR 2017/745