How To Fasten

How to fasten
How it works
Features
Medical Summary

Fastening Instructions

There are multiple ways to fasten PowerSplint depending on the personal preference of the user and the type of injury. Please see these various options to below and test your PowerSplint to decide which option is perfect for you!

This short demo video below shows how to properly fasten the PowerSplint sport finger guard to achieve maximum protection with complete freedom of finger movement.

The rear strap must be fastened using several fingers that wrap the strap WHILE pushing down on the body of the PowerSplint.

Wrap/fasten both straps with the soft Velcro side facing OUT.
The front strap wraps to the left and the rear strap wraps to the right.

How it works

A: Soft Padding

Soft padding underneath to provide comfort and a perfect fit.

B: Stretchy Velcro

Front stretchy velcro allows full range of motion.

C: Locking Velcro

Back velcro locks in place.

D: Protective Wings

“Wings” flex inward or outward to adjust to various finger widths and protect against hits and from side impacts.

E: Impact-Resistant Core

Impact-resistant, non-metal core that can withstand the hardest of hits!

Full range of finger motion

Fits inside baseball/softball mitts and on top of football/batting gloves

Features

Long-lasting: One PowerSplint can last for years!

Perfect fit: PowerSplint comes in 3 different sizes that fit fingers 1.5 inches or longer. The side wings flex in or out to fit various finger widths.

Versatile: Fastens with built-in velcro straps
**See our “How to Fasten” tab for a full explanation and demo pictures

Washable: Let PowerSplint dry overnight and reuse in the morning!

Comfortable: PowerSplint is soft, cushy and safe to wear. It fastens on comfortably like wearing a small pillow!

PowerSplint works for athletes 8 years of age and older, from rookie amateurs to seasoned professionals – men & women, boys & girls – all across the globe!

PowerSplint Medical Summary

Uses and Limitations

Powersplint provides static protection against finger injuries. The straps and padding have some dynamic stretch, allowing for limited finger flexion and increased hand use. It protects primarily the proximal interphalangeal joint (against impact from all angles, including side impact) and provides some distal interphalangeal protection also.

Powersplint is an excellent product to use for prevention and recovery from finger sprains and strains. It can be used during recovery from phalangeal fractures and proximal interphalangeal joint injuries, including boutonniere injuries, dislocations, and fracture dislocations. It can give support for distal interphalangeal joint injury recovery, including bony and soft tissue mallet injuries and distal phalangeal fractures.

Powersplint is not designed for primary treatment of acute unstable fractures or fracture dislocations or acute tendon injuries. Its use in these or other situations should be at the sole discretion of a trained medical professional.

Please watch the short demo video at www.powersplint.com, which further demonstrates how Powersplint works and also explains the proper way to fasten a Powersplint for maximum protection and mobility.