
Sizing Chart
| Size | Inches | Centimeters |
|---|---|---|
| Small | 7"–7.5" | 18–19 cm |
|
Medium |
7.5"–8.5" | 19–21.5 cm |
|
Large |
8.5"–9" | 21.5–23 cm |
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Easy ordering and speedy delivery!
The whole process was smooth, and
the product arrived right on time.
Will definitely be ordering again.
ELLA ANDERSON (Verified)
Super-fast delivery and perfect product!
I’m thrilled with my purchase. It came
quicker than expected, and it’s
exactly as described.
—HUNTER YOUNG (Verified)
Fantastic experience and top-notch quality!
The customer service was excellent,
and the product quality is second to none.
Couldn’t be happier!
—LIAM MITCHELL (Verified)
Impressed by my first order! The attention
to detail and quick shipping made this an
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Real Travellers, Real Results
Everything Else Stops You From Knitting
Rigid thumb splints lock the entire thumb in place. The pain stops, but so does any movement. You can't grip a needle, you can't work a stitch, you can't even hold a cup properly.
Wrist braces do the same thing from a different direction. Fine for sleeping. Useless for crafting.
Cortisone shots calm the inflammation around the joint without stopping the joint from sliding. The moment you pick up your needles again, the cycle restarts. The first shot buys a few months. The second buys less. The third is usually followed by a conversation about surgery.
None of them were designed for someone who needs their hands free to actually do something.
Built Around the Joint That's Actually Sliding
The Valena™ was designed specifically for knitters and crocheters, around the one joint that repetitive stitch work loads most. The contoured CMC pad holds the base of the thumb steady. The smooth yarn-glide fabric won't snag your wool or interrupt your work. And all four fingers stay completely free so nothing about the way you knit has to change.
You slip it on. You pick up where you left off.
Soft Enough to Forget You're Wearing It
The problem with most thumb supports is that after twenty minutes you're more aware of the brace than the pain. They're stiff, restrictive, or warm in the wrong way.
The Valena™ is soft enough to wear for hours without thinking about it. Knitters wear theirs through full sessions, through housework, through everything in between. Hand wash, lay flat to dry, and it's ready again the next day.
Four Fingers Free. Always
This is the thing no other support gets right. Your index finger controls your tension. Your middle and ring fingers guide the needle. Your pinky steadies the work. Lock any one of them down and the feel of your knitting changes completely.
The Valena™ leaves all four fingers entirely free. The support is targeted to the one joint that needs it. Everything else moves exactly the way it always has.
Recommended by Hand Therapy Specialists
Thumb pain in knitters and crocheters is almost always rooted in the CMC joint, the joint at the base of the thumb that takes the load of every stitch. Rigid splints and generic wrist braces restrict movement without addressing that joint specifically, which is why so many crafters find them useless for anything but sleeping.
"Targeted CMC support that leaves the fingers free is exactly what repetitive hand crafters need. Most commercially available supports are designed for rest, not for continued activity. A contoured pad that stabilizes the base joint while preserving full finger movement is the right approach for someone who wants to keep doing what they love without making the underlying problem worse."
Dr. Patricia M., OTR/L, CHT
Certified Hand Therapist | 16 Years of Experience
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I get one for each hand?
Do I get one for each hand?
Yes. Every order comes as a matched pair, one for each hand.
How long should I wear it?
How long should I wear it?
For the first few sessions wear it for 15 to 30 minutes while your hand settles in. After that wear it for as long as you are comfortable. Many knitters wear theirs through full sessions and beyond.
Will it help with arthritis, De Quervain's, or trigger thumb?
Will it help with arthritis, De Quervain's, or trigger thumb?
The Valena™ is shaped to support the areas most affected by these conditions, running along the thumb side of the wrist and cradling the base joint. It is a daily support to wear during activity, not a medical device. If you have a complex hand history, check with your hand specialist first.
How do I care for it?
How do I care for it?
Hand wash gently in cool water with a mild detergent and lay flat to dry out of direct sunlight. No tumble dryer, no bleach.
What is it made of?
What is it made of?
A blend of polyester, nylon, spandex, and a foam insert. Latex free and contains no wool or lanolin.
