BraceX Top Choice — The Best Brace for Thumb CMC (Basal Joint) Arthritis and Instability 👍✨
 
 
The Push Ortho CMC Thumb Brace is a clinically proven, medical-grade orthosis designed specifically to stabilize the carpometacarpal (CMC) joint at the base of the thumb — where arthritis and instability most commonly cause pain and weakness.
 
This brace delivers exceptional control and comfort, maintaining thumb alignment while allowing full freedom of movement in the wrist and fingers. The unique biomechanical design positions the thumb in functional opposition, enabling pain-free gripping, pinching, and daily activity.
 
Made from durable, lightweight thermoplastic and lined with soft Sympress™ microfiber, the brace provides all-day comfort and moisture regulation. The Push Ortho CMC offers a sleek, low-profile fit that can be worn under gloves and during most daily or occupational tasks.
 
Recognized by clinicians worldwide, it’s the BraceX Top Choice and gold standard for treating thumb CMC arthritis — the best option available for long-term support, pain relief, and hand function preservation.
 
Key Features:
 
Targeted CMC Stabilization: Supports and aligns the base of the thumb to relieve pain and improve joint function.
Free Wrist and Finger Movement: Stabilizes the thumb without restricting the rest of the hand.
Anatomical Thermoplastic Shell: Slim, contoured design ensures precise control and a comfortable fit.
Sympress™ Lining: Soft, breathable microfiber interior for comfort and moisture management.
Adjustable Strap System: Easy to fine-tune compression and positioning for personalized support.
Durable, Low-Profile Design: Ideal for long-term wear during work, daily activities, and hobbies.
Left/Right Specific Models: Optimized anatomical fit for each hand.
 
Recommended For:
 
Thumb CMC (Basal Joint) Osteoarthritis
Thumb instability or weakness at the base joint
Pain with gripping, pinching, or lifting
Post-surgical rehabilitation after CMC reconstruction
Degenerative joint changes or early arthritis prevention
Chronic thumb pain aggravated by repetitive motion or overuse