Duerer Arthritis Compression Gloves with Straps, Women Men for RSI, Carpal Tunnel, Rheumatoid, Tendonitis, Hand Pain, Hand Support. Fingerless Gloves for Computer Typing and Daily work (Black, L)

I bought these to use as an extra layer of wrist support while I'm working out and I wear them under my regular workout gloves. These are awesome! I love the touch of compression on the fingers and will buy a smaller pair (for more compression on the fingers and joints) to wear while knitting.They are thick, quality fabric and are well-constructed. I've worn them for many weeks now, with no sign of seams ripping. They still look brand new.I also really like that they come in the tan/nude color.

These have been very helpful for me as someone with fibromyalgia. I experience random aches, soreness, nerve pain, etc in my hands that can make tasks such as drawing, knitting, sewing, etc quite difficult, and was rather surprised by how much these help. The grips are good for grabbing onto fabrics while sewing as well. Even with sensory problems I find these easy to forget im even wearing- not uncomfortably tight nor too loose to be of effect. The velcro is nice for days that are a little worse since its easy to just tighten them as needed, and keep them from rolling or sliding around. I have only run them through the wash once so far, but they seem like they will handle the beating they'll get over time from a germaphobe c: Very happy with these so far. I think the spring storms will be a little more pleasant this year. Thank you.

I do like it,I love the color, nice firm fit and it helps maintain my hands from pain. The stitching is; however, is sort of weak. After a few wears, the stitches come undone a little.All in all, this product is good for the price.

Very comfortable still work. Helpful. Good buy

The gloves are comfortable except the seams especially around the thumb dig into the skin if used for a period of time. It doesn’t hurt when you have the gloves on but when you want to take them off, it hurts to move around your thumb as the area where the seam is, is right between the thumb and pointer.Otherwise, the compression is pretty good. Though, on the first day of wearing these gloves, I’ve also noticed some string/cloth coming off at the fingers. But It’s not something major.Quality and durability is definitely not up there but it is great for the price.This review was made after 2 days of wear. I will most likely edit after some more time passes if anything has changed or happened to them. For now, the stars are set to 4/5Tuesday, December 31st 2024Edit: the seams are ripping a little, rating down to 3.5/5. Tuesday, January 7th 2025

These gloves provided just the right amount of very gentle compression to help me when I was experiencing an auto-immune flare up. My hands were swollen and so sore. These gloves helped a little by providing some warmth and some gentle compression. I'll definitely hold on to these and keep them in my arsenal of things that help the next time I have a flare up. Love the color. The "grippies" on the palms helped me not to drop items, and the material was thin enough that I was still able to "feel" what I was doing. Of course the lack of finger tips made phone scrolling possilbe.

This was not a good option for compression needs in my opinion. The material is too stiff and uncomfortable. I ordered the correct size (large) and this made no difference. I took it with me to one of my therapy sessions and the therapist immediately told me to return it. It may be good for other needs but not for compression.

I like the fit. I use it for drawing, painting, crafts, and computer work.