Model No: 1102, 1103

Wrist Brace & Splint for Sprains and Carpal Tunnel – Talon

$17.99

Adjustable wrist brace with three removable, malleable stays for a supportive custom fit. Soft, breathable construction and easy hook-and-loop closures provide wrist stabilization for documented indications including carpal tunnel syndrome and wrist sprains or strains.

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Adjustable Wrist Brace & Splint for Support and Stabilization

The EzyWrap Talon Wrist Orthosis is an adjustable wrist brace and wrist splint designed to provide stabilization with a supportive, customizable fit. Three removable, malleable stays allow the orthosis to contour to the hand and wrist, while soft, breathable materials help provide comfortable support.

An overlapping radial closure design provides semi-universal sizing and helps with ulnar control. Convenient hook-and-loop closures make the brace easy to apply and adjust. The Talon is available in Short (1102) and Long (1103) models with left- and right-hand options.

Features & Benefits

  • Three removable, malleable stays for a supportive custom fit
  • Soft, breathable materials for compression and comfort
  • Overlapping radial closure for semi-universal sizing and ulnar control
  • Hook-and-loop closures for quick, convenient application
  • Non-neoprene hypoallergenic material with soft edges for comfort
  • Short and Long models to provide different wrist and forearm coverage options
  • Left- and right-hand configurations for proper fit
  • Pediatric through XL sizing for adults and children with identified indications

Indications for Use

The Talon Wrist Orthosis is intended for adults and children with identified indications including:

  • Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
  • Wrist sprains and strains
  • Wrist immobilization
  • Control of post-operative effusion

This product is intended for single-patient use at the direction of a medical professional. Do not overtighten the brace. If you experience a sudden increase in pain, numbness or unusual activity while using the device, discontinue use and consult your healthcare provider.

How to Choose Your Wrist Brace Size

To determine the correct size, measure the circumference of the wrist at its narrowest point. Use the measurement to select the appropriate Talon Wrist Orthosis size.

Talon wrist brace sizing chart showing how to measure wrist circumference
  • Pediatric: Up to 4 inches
  • XS: 4 to 6 inches
  • Regular: 5.5 to 9 inches
  • XL: 8 to 11 inches

If your wrist measurement falls between two sizes, select the larger size. Choose the appropriate Left or Right configuration when ordering.

Short vs. Long Talon Wrist Orthosis

The Talon Wrist Orthosis is available in two lengths:

  • 1102 Talon Wrist Orthosis – Short
  • 1103 Talon Wrist Orthosis – Long

Both models use the Talon's three-stay stabilization system, overlapping radial closure and adjustable hook-and-loop fastening. Select the length that provides the wrist and forearm coverage appropriate for your needs.

How to Apply the Talon Wrist Brace

  1. Loosen the hook-and-loop straps and place your hand into the brace.
  2. Align the brace with the center of the wrist.
  3. Position the stay at the palmar crease.
  4. Secure the hook-and-loop ends for a supportive fit.

The three malleable stays can be shaped as appropriate for a customized fit. Do not overtighten the brace.

Choosing the Right EzyWrap Wrist Brace

The Talon Wrist Orthosis combines a three-stay stabilization system with an overlapping radial closure for semi-universal sizing and ulnar control. It is available in Short and Long configurations and in Pediatric, XS, Regular and XL sizes.

For a different wrist-support design with universal sizing, see the EzyWrap Universal Wrist Orthosis.

For a wrist orthosis designed around rapid application and a different closure configuration, see the EzyWrap Rapid Wrist Orthosis.

Care Instructions

Hand wash using a mild detergent and rinse thoroughly. Air dry only. Do not tumble dry.

Product Literature & Instructions

View the Talon Wrist Orthosis product literature (PDF)

View the Talon Wrist Orthosis instructions for use (PDF)

PDAC Approval & HCPCS Code

Talon Wrist Orthosis models 1102 and 1103 are listed under HCPCS code L3908.

View the Talon Wrist Orthosis PDAC approval letter (PDF)

FAQs

What is the Talon Wrist Orthosis used for?

The Talon Wrist Orthosis is designed for identified indications including Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, wrist sprains and strains, wrist immobilization, and control of post-operative effusion.

Can the Talon Wrist Brace be used for carpal tunnel syndrome?

Yes. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is one of the documented indications for the Talon Wrist Orthosis.

Is the Talon Wrist Brace suitable for a wrist sprain?

Wrist sprains and strains are documented indications for the Talon Wrist Orthosis. The brace uses three removable, malleable stays to provide wrist stabilization and a supportive custom fit.

How do I choose the correct Talon Wrist Brace size?

Measure the circumference of your wrist at its narrowest point. Pediatric fits up to 4 inches, XS fits 4–6 inches, Regular fits 5.5–9 inches, and XL fits 8–11 inches. If your measurement falls between two sizes, choose the larger size.

Does the Talon Wrist Brace fit either hand?

The Talon is available in separate left- and right-hand configurations. Select the appropriate side when ordering.

What is the difference between the Short and Long Talon Wrist Orthosis?

Model 1102 is the Short Talon Wrist Orthosis and model 1103 is the Long version. Both use the Talon's three removable, malleable stays, overlapping radial closure and hook-and-loop fastening system.

Are the stays in the Talon Wrist Brace removable?

Yes. The Talon uses three malleable and removable stays that allow the orthosis to provide a supportive custom fit.

How do I put on the Talon Wrist Brace?

Loosen the hook-and-loop straps and place your hand into the brace. Center the brace on the wrist, position the stay at the palmar crease, and secure the hook-and-loop ends.

Can children use the Talon Wrist Orthosis?

The IFU identifies the patient population as adults and children with identified indications. A Pediatric size is available for wrist circumferences up to 4 inches.