SoftPro® Hinged Wrist Air Cone WHO

The SoftPro® Hinged Wrist Air Cone WHO is designed for ideal positional or progressive extension therapy in patients experiencing significant wrist flexion synergy. It provides pneumatic support for individuals with a tightly fisted hand, assisting in gentle, controlled stretching and alignment of the wrist and fingers. The orthosis supports gradual therapeutic improvement while helping to reduce muscle tightness and maintain proper joint positioning.

Air Cone Comfort

Designed with an air cone to comfortably accommodate the hand, this orthosis offers controlled positioning that helps reduce abnormal muscle tone and promote functional alignment. Its adjustable hinge allows for gradual therapeutic progress, making it a valuable solution for patients requiring structured wrist support during rehabilitation.

Advanced WHFO Design for Stretch and Support

The SoftPro® Hinged Wrist Air Cone WHO features an extended lateral forearm support, which is longer than that of a traditional WHFO. This design enhancement provides increased stability and control, allowing clinicians to either maintain corrected wrist positioning or deliver progressive extension stretching. The adjustable hinge can be set 10° beyond the current end-range stretch to encourage gradual improvement in joint mobility while supporting therapeutic goals in rehabilitation. The goniometer lateral hinge allows for quick and easy adjustments to control therapy at the wrist.

Pneumatic Wrist Orthosis

The SoftPro® Hinged Wrist Air Cone WHO is designed for ideal positional or progressive extension therapy in patients experiencing significant wrist flexion synergy. It provides pneumatic support for individuals with a tightly fisted hand, assisting in gentle, controlled stretching and alignment of the wrist and fingers. The orthosis supports gradual therapeutic improvement while helping to reduce muscle tightness and maintain proper joint positioning.

Designed with an air cone to comfortably accommodate the hand, this orthosis offers controlled positioning that helps reduce abnormal muscle tone and promote functional alignment. Its adjustable hinge allows for gradual therapeutic progress, making it a valuable solution for patients requiring structured wrist support during rehabilitation.

Advanced WHFO Design for Stretch and Support

The SoftPro® Hinged Wrist Air Cone WHO features an extended lateral forearm support, which is longer than that of a traditional WHFO. This design enhancement provides increased stability and control, allowing clinicians to either maintain corrected wrist positioning or deliver progressive extension stretching. The adjustable hinge can be set 10° beyond the current end-range stretch to encourage gradual improvement in joint mobility while supporting therapeutic goals in rehabilitation. The goniometer lateral hinge allows for quick and easy adjustments to control therapy at the wrist.

Pneumatic Wrist Orthosis

The SoftPro® Hinged Wrist Air Cone WHO is designed for ideal positional or progressive extension therapy in patients experiencing significant wrist flexion synergy. It provides pneumatic support for individuals with a tightly fisted hand, assisting in gentle, controlled stretching and alignment of the wrist and fingers. The orthosis supports gradual therapeutic improvement while helping to reduce muscle tightness and maintain proper joint positioning.

Air Cone Comfort

Designed with an air cone to comfortably accommodate the hand, this orthosis offers controlled positioning that helps reduce abnormal muscle tone and promote functional alignment. Its adjustable hinge allows for gradual therapeutic progress, making it a valuable solution for patients requiring structured wrist support during rehabilitation.

The SoftPro® Hinged Wrist Air Cone WHO features an extended lateral forearm support, which is longer than that of a traditional WHFO. This design enhancement provides increased stability and control, allowing clinicians to either maintain corrected wrist positioning or deliver progressive extension stretching. The adjustable hinge can be set 10° beyond the current end-range stretch to encourage gradual improvement in joint mobility while supporting therapeutic goals in rehabilitation. The goniometer lateral hinge allows for quick and easy adjustments to control therapy at the wrist.