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Saebo · Dynamic (non-powered) hand orthoses · EX-049
Saebo SaeboGlove finger extension assist glove
The Saebo SaeboGlove finger extension glove is a low-profile, non-motorised aid for people who can close the hand but struggle to open it. Elastic tensioners at the finger and thumb joints pull the digits back open after each grasp, and single tensioners can be removed as function returns. A spiral forearm section holds the wrist in a functional position. The guide price is USD 299, the listed sale price against USD 349 regular.
- Glove liner sizes
- XS, S, M, L, XL
- Wrist splint sizes
- S, M, L
- Side
- Left or right
- Use setting
- Home and clinic
Saebo SaeboGlove key features
- Elastic tensioners extend fingers and thumb after grasping
- Tensioners sit at the interphalangeal joints; individually removable
- Spiral forearm design supports the wrist
- Glove liner in XS to XL; wrist splint in S, M, L
- Left or right hand
- Lycra finger panels and silicone-covered fingertips
Who the Saebo SaeboGlove suits
SaeboGlove suits stroke survivors and others with neurological or orthopaedic injury who can make at least a partial fist but cannot open the hand, with little or no spasticity. It is used at home and in clinics; a clinician can confirm sizing and suitability.
This kind of device is prescribed and fitted by a clinician. An enquiry starts that conversation. It is not a purchase.
Saebo SaeboGlove specifications
| Product type | Dynamic finger extension glove (non-motorised) |
|---|---|
| Mechanism | Elastic tensioners at finger and thumb IP joints |
| Glove liner sizes | XS, S, M, L, XL |
| Wrist splint sizes | S, M, L |
| Side | Left or right |
| Materials | Lycra finger panels; silicone liner and fingertips |
| Not suitable for | Hand that cannot close, very stiff hand, severe joint deformities |
| Use setting | Home and clinic |
| Maker country | USA |
| Guide price | USD 299 (listed sale price; regular USD 349) |
| Brand | Saebo |
| Category | Upper-limb and hand devices, Dynamic (non-powered) hand orthoses |
| Catalog ID | EX-049 |
Compared with the source page on 5 October 2026. Details can change, so we confirm them in your quote. Open the source page.
Saebo SaeboGlove: common questions
Who is a good candidate for the SaeboGlove?
Someone who can make at least a partial fist, whose main difficulty is opening the hand, and who has minimal or no tightness. It is not for a hand that cannot close or is very stiff.
How is the SaeboGlove sized?
By hand measurements. The glove liner comes in XS to XL based on hand circumference and middle finger length, and the wrist splint in S, M or L based on wrist circumference.
What does the SaeboGlove cost?
The maker lists a sale price of USD 299 against a regular USD 349. We give this as a guide price and confirm the total in your quote.
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