Sigvaris MOBILIS ManuSupport Wrist Stabilizer

How it supports the joint

Sigvaris describes this as an immobilizing, stabilizing wrist brace, built for cases that need more hold than a compression bandage or a strapped wrap can give.

Sigvaris sizes Mobilis braces by limb circumference, not clothing size; measure with a soft tape on bare skin, in the morning before swelling builds, the same method used across its compression range.

Sigvaris's published care guidance covers hosiery and wraps but not its rigid Mobilis braces specifically; follow the care label sewn into the fabric panel and avoid machine drying the metal-stayed sections.

Sigvaris makes this brace for joint support, not as a diagnosis or treatment; for a specific condition, ask your doctor or physiotherapist whether this stabilization level fits your case.

Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Orders over $150 ship free; some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may cost extra or be excluded.

Send it back within 14 days of purchase if it is unused, in its original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by Sigvaris under their manufacturer's warranty for material and manufacturing defects.

How does this compare to ManuActive?

Both use rods, but Sigvaris lists ManuSupport as its maximum wrist tier with rods on both sides of the brace, above ManuActive's single rod-and-pad build.

How do I size it?

Measure wrist circumference with a soft tape on bare skin and pick Small/Medium or Large/X-Large.

Should I get medical advice before wearing this?

Yes - a fully immobilizing brace like this is usually recommended by a clinician for a specific injury, so check with your doctor or physiotherapist first.