Ergodyne 70014 ProFlex 4000 Single Strap Wrist Support Medium Left Black
- Standard
- Black
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Ergodyne
Left-hand wrist support in size small with a single strap, lightweight vented neoprene construction and compact ergonomic design
This neoprene wrist support is sized small and shaped for the left hand. It uses a single strap to hold the joint in a neutral position while keeping the palm free for tool use. The vented construction reduces heat build-up during long shifts.
Workers who need firm immobilisation or a rigid splint will not get enough restriction from the flexible single-strap design. Buyers looking for a right-hand version or a larger circumference fit should choose a different model.
| Brand | Proflex by Ergodyne |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Shipping weight | 0.45 kg |
| Package size | 152 × 76 × 25 mm |
The compact, single-strap design keeps the profile low so it slides under most watch bands without catching or adding bulk.
The left-hand contour should sit flush along the palm heel with the strap snug but not tight, keeping the wrist in a neutral line during typing or mouse use.
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