Review on Adjustable Support Removable Exclusive FitPro by James Broome

This orthosis was the third one I bought after buying two AirCast models (https://www.amazon. com/gp/product/B00YIOWYVM/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1). The AirCast version is fine, but I had to return one as it seems to be a common defect with metal tires wearing through the seam. In my experience it is recommended to have at least two braces so you can switch between them. . If you are an active person you sweat a bit and you need a safety net while someone is washing/drying. After my problems with AirCast I decided on the FitPro as a cheaper alternative. But as soon as I received it, I realized that the FitPro is actually equal (or even better) than the AirCast. There are a few things that make me look like a FitPro:1. Everything is black, unlike AirCast, so it's less noticeable. (And better for formal occasions!) 2. I like the straps on the FitPro better than the AirCast. In general, the FitPro is simply easier to put on, while I constantly adjusted/readjusted the straps of the AirCast.3. FitPro is slightly shorter than AirCast. It still offers all the support I need, but overall I find it a lot more comfortable. Luckily my De Quervain seems to have healed so I no longer need braces but if I needed different braces I would buy another one. FitPro without question.