Brace Direct ColorPop Wrist Kids Brace L3908 | Adjustable Pediatric Wrist Support

SKU:WRB418-Right-Pink

$24.99 - $24.99

$24.99

$24.99 - $24.99

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Product Highlights:

PEDIATRIC WRIST SUPPORT FOR GROWING KIDS WITH FUN COLORS: Designed for children and teens ages 2–18, this adjustable wrist brace fits wrist circumferences 4–8 in. and works on the left or right hand for simple sizing.
ADJUSTABLE STABILITY & COMFORT: Three hook-and-loop straps and a repositionable dorsal stay provide customizable support to help stabilize the wrist during daily activities, play, and recovery.
LIGHTWEIGHT & KID-FRIENDLY DESIGN: Soft interior lining reduces friction while the low-profile build keeps kids comfortable at school, sports, or home without restricting movement.
SUPPORTS COMMON PEDIATRIC WRIST CONDITIONS: Ideal for wrist sprains, juvenile tendonitis, carpal tunnel symptoms, post-cast recovery, repetitive strain, and sports-related wrist injuries.
PERSONALIZED SUPPORT: Reach out to Brace Direct (an American Owned Company) to schedule an appointment with a fitting professional for a free video fitting and adjustment session to achieve the perfect fit.

Comfortable Pediatric Wrist Support for Everyday Recovery

Help your child recover with comfortable, kid-friendly wrist support. The Brace Direct ColorPop Wrist Kids Brace is designed for children and teens ages 2–18 and provides adjustable stabilization for wrist sprains, tendonitis, post-cast recovery, and sports-related wrist injuries.

Key Features

Pediatric-specific sizing: Designed for ages 2–18; fits wrist circumferences 4–8 in.
Universal fit: Works on either the left or right hand for simple ordering.
3 adjustable straps: Hook-and-loop straps help create a secure, customizable fit as swelling changes or your child grows.
Repositionable dorsal stay: Adds targeted support to help improve wrist alignment and stability.
Soft interior lining: Helps reduce friction for better comfort during extended wear.
Lightweight, low-profile design: Comfortable for school, home, and daily activities during recovery.
Kid-friendly colors: Available in Pink, Lavender, and Blue.

Indications

Pediatric wrist sprains and strains
Juvenile tendonitis
Childhood carpal tunnel symptoms
Post-cast wrist support
Repetitive strain injuries
Sports-related wrist injuries

Fit & Sizing

Fits wrist circumference: 4–8 in.
Length: 6 in.
Universal fit for left or right hand

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do you wear a brace after wrist surgery? + –

Many doctors recommend wearing a brace for at least a few weeks, sometimes up to six or eight, depending on how well the wrist is healing. The brace limits movement so bones or soft tissues can mend. After your checkups, your doctor may let you taper off wearing it, especially during activities that don’t strain the wrist.

How many hours a day should I wear a wrist brace? + –

It varies by condition. If you’re recovering from a fracture or surgery, your doctor might advise almost full-time use. For moderate pain or strain, wearing it during activities that hurt your wrist or at night might be enough. The goal is to find a balance that protects the wrist without causing stiffness.

Should I sleep with a wrist brace after cast removal? + –

Many people do, since nighttime movement can accidentally stress the healing wrist. Sleeping with a brace can help keep the joint stable and reduce pain or stiffness by morning. Ask your doctor if overnight wear is necessary, or if it’s okay to remove the brace once you’re more comfortable.

What is the difference between a wrist support and a wrist brace? + –

A wrist support is often softer and provides light stabilization or compression, used for mild strain or daily comfort. A wrist brace usually has firmer splints or stays that limit motion more aggressively, making it better for post-injury or post-surgery when the wrist needs strict immobilization.

Is it better to wear a wrist brace or splint? + –

oth provide stability, but a brace typically offers adjustable compression and can be worn day-to-day, while a splint may have a more rigid structure for severe injuries or early recovery stages. For example, the Breg Wrist Lacer Wrist Brace balances firm support with everyday flexibility.
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