DJO Exos Braces

Exos braces from DJO represent a rethink of the traditional cast and rigid orthosis. Instead of plaster or bulky prefabricated shells, Exos uses a thermoformable polymer that a clinician heats, molds directly to the patient's limb or torso, and then adjusts as swelling changes over the course of healing. The result is rigid immobilization when it's needed and a custom fit that a one-size splint can't match — which is why so many buyers searching for Exos are hand surgeons, orthopedic clinics, and DME suppliers rather than casual shoppers.

The line covers upper extremity, spine, and lower extremity needs. For the wrist and hand, the Exos Boxer Fracture Brace and Wrist Brace with Boa combine thermoformable shells with the Boa Lacing System, letting patients dial in even, incremental compression with one hand — useful when the opposite hand is the injured one. The Exos Arm Brace with Boa extends that same principle up the forearm, with open-thumb designs for functional positioning. Down at the ankle, the Exos Ankle Brace pairs a low-profile molded shell with Boa closure for post-injury stabilization that still fits inside many shoes.

Spine and back support comes through the Exos Form II family — the 621, 627, and 631 back braces — sized Small/Medium (28–50 inch waist) and Large/XL (51–61 inch waist) with hook-and-loop strap closures for adjustable lumbar and thoracolumbar support. When ordering any Exos product, pay close attention to laterality (left versus right hand or ankle), hand or waist circumference, and the single-patient-use designation, since these are prescribed devices fit to a specific patient rather than shared inventory.

Explore related support options in our Braces & Supports collection, or narrow to Back Braces and Wrist Braces for comparable immobilization and stabilization products.