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product_id: 618933332
title: "Static Progressive Finger Straightening Splint Orthosis for Extension of PIP Flexion Contracture Medium"
brand: "fingerpress"
price: "45791 kr"
currency: ISK
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 5
category: "Finger Press"
url: https://www.desertcart.is/products/618933332-static-progressive-finger-straightening-splint-orthosis-for-extension-of-pip
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# Precision ratchet force control Soft cushioned pads for comfort Durable hard plastic frame Static Progressive Finger Straightening Splint Orthosis for Extension of PIP Flexion Contracture Medium

**Brand:** fingerpress
**Price:** 45791 kr
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🖐️ Straighten up your game — because every finger counts!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Static Progressive Finger Straightening Splint Orthosis for Extension of PIP Flexion Contracture Medium by fingerpress
- **How much does it cost?** 45791 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.is](https://www.desertcart.is/products/618933332-static-progressive-finger-straightening-splint-orthosis-for-extension-of-pip)

## Best For

- fingerpress enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted fingerpress brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Size-Perfect Fit:** Comes with three interchangeable swingarms and a sizing guarantee for personalized finger fit.
- • **All-Day Wear Comfort:** Soft joint pads and lightweight build enable hours of continuous use without irritation.
- • **Therapist-Recommended:** Designed for guided use under certified hand therapist supervision to maximize recovery.
- • **Clinically Trusted Design:** FDA-registered, internationally patented orthosis engineered for effective PIP joint extension.
- • **Customizable Stretch Control:** Instantly adjust tension to your comfort and therapy needs with a patented ratchet mechanism.

## Overview

The Static Progressive Finger Straightening Splint by OrthoPress is a medically engineered orthosis designed to gradually extend bent finger joints caused by injury or medical conditions. Featuring a patented ratchet mechanism for precise tension control, durable materials, and cushioned comfort pads, it supports continuous daily use under professional guidance. Made in an FDA-registered U.S. facility, this device offers a non-surgical, customizable solution to regain finger mobility and function.

## Description

Details:FingerPress is a patented orthosis created to straighten a bent finger, also known as PIP Flexion Contracture. Indications:FingerPress is used to extend stiffly bent finger joints caused by injury, surgery, immobilization, or genetic conditions. OrthoPress does not provide medical advice. Ask your hand therapist before using FingerPress if you have arthritis, trigger finger or Dupuytren's Contracture.Instructions:We recommend working with a hand therapist who can tell you how to fit the device and how much you should wear it. Refer to the illustrated product information sheets.1. Hold the device in the unaffected hand2. Pull the slide all the way back until it swings down with the palm pad to enlarge the opening3. Insert the affected finger until the PIP joint rests between the two upper pads4. Swing the slide back up and into place under the fingertip5. Press the slide forward to apply pressure and set the ratchet at maximum extension6. Monitor fingertip and relieve pressure if circulation or sensation is lost7. Free the ratchet by squeezing or tapping the end as shownSizing Guide:Measure the width of the affected PIP joint in millimeters. If you do not have a caliper, you can place a ruler on a table and lay your hand on top. Choose the size closest to your measurement. If unsure, choose the larger size.* 14mm: X-Small* 16mm: Small* 18mm: Medium* 20mm: Large* 22mm: X-LargeThe device comes with three interchangeable swingarms to fit fingers of different lengths.Sizing Guarantee:Fingers come in all sizes and are difficult to measure. Contact OrthoPress for help.

Review: I had two surgeries on my left hand for contraction with poor success. Then my right pinky locked up. But the doctors said they had a great new tool for fixing this problem--the digit widget, which is installed under anesthesia by drilling into your bones. The awkward apparatus also needs protection from infection for at least 8 weeks of continuous stretching. (or longer if the patient can’t handle the pain.) I was scheduled for the surgery and lucked out when my heart doctor declined to approve the operation. (reward does not justify the risk.) My proactive wife found the Orthopress. Like my heart doctor for the digit widget, I was skeptical. How could a cheap piece of plastic replace a $10,000 operation by skilled MD’s? Short answer—it does. Long answer: not easy or straightforward. I could not even get it on. Andy explained the device is designed for 80 degree lock max and it looked like I had 90 degrees. But I came up with an easy solution in the form of a dowel rod I cut off the end of my closet hanger. I forced the rod under my finger and taped it in with electrical tape. Withing an hour, the tip of my finger turned numb and the finger swelled where the skin was stretching. The extremely simple idea was working. (For those who have had braces, remember you need inflammation to get movement. Avoid anti-inflammation treatments.) I would occasionally remove the rod, massage my hand and wash the skin crevices, then slather on triple anti-bacterial ointment into the cracks and return the rod. I kept in in all the time, which was tough the first couple of nights. I needed Tylenol to get to sleep (which is not anti-inflammatory.) During the day, I noticed the tip was no longer numb. IT HAD STRETCHED. I found a bigger rod, still using the smaller one at night so I could sleep without medication. By swapping out increasingly larger rods, in two weeks the press would slip on easily. Now the problem was the longer lever rod supplied made it hard to type and very easy to dislodge. Andy graciously supplied a short one, which still stretched great because I was only using a small portion of the long one. Two more weeks and I could get my pinky around my tennis racket. Fantastic. (My tennis group was very surprised to see an old man suddenly add 10 mph to a serve.) The problem I had now is that continuous use of the press seemed to be putting a bend in the finger bone. During the day, I switched to forcing a hand exercise ball into the joint and strapping it in with Velcro. (Pictures will be added when therapy complete.) The ball put a gentle stretch on the hand and let the bone straighten out. I used the press at night in gentle stretching positions. After a while, your hand feels funny if you are NOT stretching it. My brain has normalized the tension. I have no problem with this device as a permanent solution for the rest of my life, however long that it. And for those who are not aware, the digit widget is NOT a permanent solution either. The MD’s want to remove the device, then cut out the gunk and put you into physical therapy to keep it from closing back up. (They did this on my left hand and I never got back full functionality because of the extensive scar tissue.) The entire purpose of the widget is open up the joint so they cut later. Orthopress, with my additions, has allowed me to skip two potentially lethal operations and improve the end results. Good job Andy. If you win a prize, I would not expect it to come from the AMA.
Review: Don't be alarmed when you open the box! It is super easy to put together! I figured it out in 1 minute and didn't even read the instructions. I put it on and it started to stretch out my bent finger! (skateboarding injury) everything is really well made! pads in all the right spots, easy to increase the stretch at small or large increments, easy to release, and a heartfelt letter comes with it from the inventory of this. He even encourages you to contact him if you need to. Very nice! No chemical smells! I was hesitant about the price, but now that i own it i am keeping it! well worth the money! I wish i would have bought this 2 years ago, but better late than never!!

## Features

- Effective Treatment: Bent finger joints are gradually straightened with consistent daily use of FingerPress. You may regain full extension!
- Powerful Mechanism: Use with caution. Recommended for use under the medical supervision of a certified hand therapist or hand surgeon.
- Instant Adjustment: Patient or therapist can apply as little or as much force as they choose.
- Durable Comfort: Soft pads cushion the joints to allow hours of continuous treatment. Hard plastic withstands treatment forces as well as impacts.
- Unique Design: With international patents granted and pending, FingerPress is the only device of its kind on the market. Made in an FDA-registered facility located in the U.S.A.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0BHL9MY7F |
| Manufacturer | OrthoPress |
| Package Dimensions | 14.3 x 8.71 x 8.41 cm; 118 g |

## Product Details

- **Age range (description):** Adult
- **Brand:** FingerPress
- **Size:** M
- **Specific uses for product:** Arthritis, Trigger Finger
- **Use for:** Hands

## Images

![Static Progressive Finger Straightening Splint Orthosis for Extension of PIP Flexion Contracture Medium - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41-ACiTjByL.jpg)
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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by J***E on 2 February 2024*

I had two surgeries on my left hand for contraction with poor success. Then my right pinky locked up. But the doctors said they had a great new tool for fixing this problem--the digit widget, which is installed under anesthesia by drilling into your bones. The awkward apparatus also needs protection from infection for at least 8 weeks of continuous stretching. (or longer if the patient can’t handle the pain.) I was scheduled for the surgery and lucked out when my heart doctor declined to approve the operation. (reward does not justify the risk.) My proactive wife found the Orthopress. Like my heart doctor for the digit widget, I was skeptical. How could a cheap piece of plastic replace a $10,000 operation by skilled MD’s? Short answer—it does. Long answer: not easy or straightforward. I could not even get it on. Andy explained the device is designed for 80 degree lock max and it looked like I had 90 degrees. But I came up with an easy solution in the form of a dowel rod I cut off the end of my closet hanger. I forced the rod under my finger and taped it in with electrical tape. Withing an hour, the tip of my finger turned numb and the finger swelled where the skin was stretching. The extremely simple idea was working. (For those who have had braces, remember you need inflammation to get movement. Avoid anti-inflammation treatments.) I would occasionally remove the rod, massage my hand and wash the skin crevices, then slather on triple anti-bacterial ointment into the cracks and return the rod. I kept in in all the time, which was tough the first couple of nights. I needed Tylenol to get to sleep (which is not anti-inflammatory.) During the day, I noticed the tip was no longer numb. IT HAD STRETCHED. I found a bigger rod, still using the smaller one at night so I could sleep without medication. By swapping out increasingly larger rods, in two weeks the press would slip on easily. Now the problem was the longer lever rod supplied made it hard to type and very easy to dislodge. Andy graciously supplied a short one, which still stretched great because I was only using a small portion of the long one. Two more weeks and I could get my pinky around my tennis racket. Fantastic. (My tennis group was very surprised to see an old man suddenly add 10 mph to a serve.) The problem I had now is that continuous use of the press seemed to be putting a bend in the finger bone. During the day, I switched to forcing a hand exercise ball into the joint and strapping it in with Velcro. (Pictures will be added when therapy complete.) The ball put a gentle stretch on the hand and let the bone straighten out. I used the press at night in gentle stretching positions. After a while, your hand feels funny if you are NOT stretching it. My brain has normalized the tension. I have no problem with this device as a permanent solution for the rest of my life, however long that it. And for those who are not aware, the digit widget is NOT a permanent solution either. The MD’s want to remove the device, then cut out the gunk and put you into physical therapy to keep it from closing back up. (They did this on my left hand and I never got back full functionality because of the extensive scar tissue.) The entire purpose of the widget is open up the joint so they cut later. Orthopress, with my additions, has allowed me to skip two potentially lethal operations and improve the end results. Good job Andy. If you win a prize, I would not expect it to come from the AMA.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by A***S on 1 May 2024*

Don't be alarmed when you open the box! It is super easy to put together! I figured it out in 1 minute and didn't even read the instructions. I put it on and it started to stretch out my bent finger! (skateboarding injury) everything is really well made! pads in all the right spots, easy to increase the stretch at small or large increments, easy to release, and a heartfelt letter comes with it from the inventory of this. He even encourages you to contact him if you need to. Very nice! No chemical smells! I was hesitant about the price, but now that i own it i am keeping it! well worth the money! I wish i would have bought this 2 years ago, but better late than never!!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by D***N on 11 November 2025*

I bent my pinky finger on a fall while trail running. I didn't do anything about it for years. I bought this device and read the instructions carefully. One thing I recall was a comment about it might take a year or two to work, so I took that seriously. So now, after using it more than a year, I can say that the device certainly works. You just must be vigil and patient with it.

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*Last updated: 2026-02-13*