Restorative Hand with Outlast
A lightweight, heat-mouldable hand and wrist orthosis designed to provide comfortable support following injury or surgery and help manage abnormal muscle tone, spasticity, stiffness, and mild loss of range.
Heat-Mouldable Support The high-temperature plastic base can be professionally remoulded as positioning needs change.
Flex Technology The flexible design moves with abnormal muscle tone and spasticity to improve comfort.
Padded Comfort Soft padding helps reduce concentrated skin pressure across the hand, wrist, and forearm.
Thumb Positioning The extended thumb support helps gradually position and comfortably abduct the thumb.
Why Choose the Restorative Hand with Outlast?
The Restorative Hand with Outlast combines a lightweight, heat-mouldable plastic base with soft padding to provide moderate support for the left hand and wrist. It is designed for individuals who require therapeutic positioning following injury or surgery or who experience abnormal muscle tone, spasticity, stiffness, or mild loss of range.
Its Flex Technology allows the orthosis to move with changes in muscle tone rather than resisting the hand with a completely rigid structure. The base extends beneath the thumb to provide comfortable support and gradual abduction, while colour-coded straps help simplify correct application.
Key Features
- Designed specifically for the left hand
- Supports the hand, wrist, fingers, and thumb
- High-temperature heat-mouldable plastic base
- Can be professionally remoulded as positioning improves
- Flex Technology accommodates abnormal muscle tone
- Lightweight support for painful extremities
- Padded construction helps reduce skin pressure
- Extended thumb platform supports gradual abduction
- Comfortable support for mild thumb-range limitations
- Wide adjustable fastening straps
- Colour-coded straps assist with proper attachment
- Suitable for rehabilitation and long-term positioning
Common Applications
- Hand and wrist support following injury or surgery
- Stroke-related hand-positioning needs
- Traumatic brain injury
- Spinal cord injury
- Cerebral palsy
- Multiple sclerosis
- Parkinson’s disease
- Abnormal muscle tone or spasticity
- Mild loss of hand, wrist, finger, or thumb range
Fitting and Use Information
Select, apply, and adjust the orthosis according to the manufacturer’s instructions and the recommendations of a qualified healthcare professional. Confirm the correct size, hand position, strap tension, and intended clinical application before use.
Heat moulding or remoulding should only be performed by a qualified healthcare professional or trained brace fitter. Do not attempt to heat or reshape the plastic base without appropriate training.
Check the skin regularly. Discontinue use and seek professional advice if pain, numbness, tingling, swelling, persistent pressure marks, skin irritation, discolouration, or discomfort develops or worsens.
Find the Correct Size
Measure both the width across the MCP joints and the distance from the wrist to the longest fingertip. Compare both measurements with the chart before selecting a size.
Size and Ordering Information
Use both measurements when selecting a size. When the two measurements indicate different sizes, consult a qualified brace fitter before ordering.
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| Size |
Width Across MCP Joints |
Wrist to Fingertip |
Left-Hand Part Number |
| XS |
2¾–3 in. / 7–7.6 cm |
Up to 5 in. / 12.7 cm |
20736XSL-O |
| S |
Up to 3 in. / 7.6 cm |
Up to 6½ in. / 16.5 cm |
20736SL-O |
| M |
Up to 3½ in. / 8.9 cm |
Up to 7 in. / 17.8 cm |
20736ML-O |
| L |
Up to 3¾ in. / 9.5 cm |
Up to 8 in. / 20.3 cm |
20736LL-O |
| XL |
Up to 4 in. / 10.2 cm |
Up to 9 in. / 22.9 cm |
20736XLL-O |
How to Measure the Hand
- Measure across the MCP joints from the outside of the index-finger knuckle to the outside of the little-finger knuckle.
- Measure from the wrist crease to the tip of the longest finger.
- Compare both measurements with the sizing chart.
- Consider swelling, contracture position, hand shape, skin condition, and the recommendations of the fitting healthcare professional.
Sizing Tip: Measure the hand rather than selecting a size based only on age or general hand size. Customers between sizes or those with substantial contractures, swelling, or unusual hand positioning should consult a qualified occupational therapist, orthotist, or brace fitter.
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