Baseball Finger Splint with Adjustable Arms, Qty. 12 by Bird & Cronin

The Baseball Finger Splint with Adjustable Arms, Qty. 12 by Bird & Cronin is a protective device designed to immobilize and support a finger that has been injured, commonly due to trauma during baseball or similar activities. The primary function of the splint is to immobilize the injured finger, preventing further movement and providing stability to facilitate healing. This helps protect the injured area from additional trauma and promotes proper alignment during the healing process. The splint serves as a protective barrier around the injured finger, shielding it from impacts or accidental bumps that could exacerbate the injury or cause further pain and discomfort. By stabilizing the injured finger, the splint helps reduce pain, inflammation, and swelling. It also prevents excessive bending or twisting movements that could delay healing or lead to complications.

Many baseball finger splints are adjustable or moldable, allowing for a custom fit to accommodate various finger sizes and shapes. This ensures optimal comfort and effectiveness during wear. Baseball finger splints are typically made of lightweight and durable materials such as aluminum, plastic, or foam. These materials provide sufficient support while allowing for breathability and comfort during prolonged use. Additionally, the arms of the splint fold to hold the finger in position without the need for tape, enhancing convenience and ease of use. These splints are not made with natural rubber latex, making them suitable for individuals with latex allergies.

While commonly used in baseball to treat injuries such as mallet finger or dislocations, baseball finger splints can also be used for various other finger injuries or conditions that require immobilization and support. They are available in different lengths, including 3.75 in. (size S), 4.25 in. (size M), and 4.75 in. (size L), with 12 splints per package, providing a range of options to fit different needs.