You should not have to choose.
Chapter one
Told to stop
The click when you grip. The ache at the base of your thumb. Hands that give out halfway through a row. You went to a doctor. The appointment took six minutes. He looked at the scan, not at your hands, and told you to find a different hobby.
That advice was not wrong. Rest does bring the swelling down. It just does not hold, because nothing changes at the joint itself. The moment you start again, it starts again.
Nobody should have to pick between their hands and the thing they love doing with them.
The Thumb Stabilizer, worn while the work carries on.
Chapter two
Hold the one joint
Almost every thumb support is built for resting an injured hand. A rigid splint holds the joint by locking the whole thumb. Compression gloves squeeze the whole hand and hold nothing. Neither was made for a hand that has to keep working.
So we made one thing. Firm support over the joint at the base of the thumb, and nothing else. The thumb still moves. The fingertips stay bare. The wrist stays free.
One product. One job.
- We hold the joint that gives outNot the whole thumb, not the whole hand.
- We leave your fingertips bareYou still feel the needle, the string, the soil.
- We build it to be worn while you workNot to rest in.
- We sell one thingThere is no second product, because there is no second problem.
Keep doing the thing
you were told to stop doing.
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