Re: Holding a stick with a sprained wrist

I've had a similar injury that continues to plaque me for the last 3 years.
Partial tear of a ligament deep in the wrist.  Bought a nepreon (rubber)
wrist tension bandage that's adjustable with a velcroe strap and it helps
big time.  I don't use it all the time, just when it's sore before a game
but it fits easily under your glove.  Adjust the tension to where you are
physically comfortable (and can still rotate your wrist) and it seems to
work great.
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> I had a bad wrist sprain (fell off a dirt bike) in the summer and now
> that the hockey season started can't hold a stick without pain. I can
> stick handle with two hands relatively easily but when poking the puck
> away from someone using just one hand, AAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!!!
> What's the best way to stabilize it and still be able to hold the
> stick? I tried taping with the Ace bandage and using the Rollerblade
> wrist guard (can't really get the hockey glove on) but still have way
> too much movement. Is there a product that is custom made for hockey?
>
> Thanks
> Lester