STRUXA
Lightweight
The open lattice removes material where it isn't needed, so the splint feels light on your hand.
Finger support that fits your life, not the other way around. Struxa’s breathable, low-profile lattice keeps every splint lightweight and comfortable for all-day wear. Designed and manufactured in Colorado.
The problem
Traditional splints get in the way.
Foam, felt, and bent metal have been the default for decades. They do a job — but they weren't designed for the way you live, work, and move.
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Bulky. Foam and metal stays add weight and get in the way.
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Hot. Closed materials trap heat and moisture against your skin all day.
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Awkward. One-shape-fits-nobody designs shift, snag on things, and dig in.
Support that feels better.
Struxa splints are built on Struxaform™ Technology — a breathable, engineered open lattice that reduces weight while still providing reliable support. Air moves through it. Structure stays where you need it. It's everyday support, designed for real life.
Breathable
Air flows freely through the open structure for cooler, drier wear.
Low-profile
A slim, close fit that stays out of the way while you type, cook, and carry on.
Patented Struxaform™ Technology
Support where it counts. Airflow everywhere else.
An engineered open lattice, printed as one continuous structure — material where you need support, open space where you need to breathe.
Explore the technologyThe lineup
Built on Struxaform™.
Two collections, three products — lightweight, breathable support engineered on Struxa's adaptive lattice platform.
Journal
From the journal.
Company
Structure that moves with you: designing everyday support
The brief behind every Struxa product — light enough to forget, and made for real life.
Fit & Sizing
One-Size-Fits-All or Trim-to-Size: choosing your fit
Two ways to dial in the fit, both built on the same open lattice.
Technology
How a Struxa splint is made: additive manufacturing, explained
No molds, no seams, no assembly — built up one layer at a time.
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