Therapeutic Craft Gloves, Size 3

I've been using these compression finger-less gloves for years. I wear a size 3 which gives me a good compression. I don't know why it helps with the pain in my hands but it does. I have repetitive motion injury in my hands, wrists, forearm and elbow from mousing for 30 years. 15 years ago I switched hands and now its starting up in the left hand. These gloves provide comfortable compression that lessons the pain. They are not bulky, they are washable and last for years if taken care of. And the color makes them less obvious on my pale hands. Just to be clear these only help with the pain in my hands. I use other products for the forearm and wrist when appropriate.

These gloves help support my wrist, hand and thumb while I participate in crafts such as beading. I sometimes wear them while doing other manual tasks like sorting papers or working at the computer. I do find them helpful. My skin is pretty sensitive, and I wind up wearing them inside out to put the cut edges of the seams on the outside of the glove.

I had one of this brand of craft gloves nearly 20 years ago. Elastic ages, we moved a bunch of times, and somewhere along the way I couldn't find it. I spend many, many, many hours on a keyboard and I have tendonitis in one wrist. I looked in all of the craft type stores and big box stores in the supports and ankle wrap sections around town and no one had this one. They had some others that just didn't fit correctly and were uncomfortable.These gloves are flexible while providing a gentle, all-over compression. It does not keep your wrist from bending. So, if you need a support that stabilizes the wrist, this product isn't what you're looking for.I decided to look on Amazon and found it! Woohoo! The seams on the inside are a bit thick and don't bother most people (like my mom or husband). I find them uncomfortable rubbing on my wrist, so I just wear the glove inside-out.

Finger holes were very very tight, but otherwise worked okay. I ended up cutting the holes so that they were bigger

As a woman living with Multiple Sclerosis, I have limited hand strength and endurance. I ordered this glove in the hopes that it would ease the cramping pain in my dominant hand that I'd been experiencing while crocheting or embroidering. When I first put the glove on, it did feel a bit odd due to the tight fit, but I adjusted to it in less than ten minutes. The first time I crocheted with it, my hand went from being so painful that I was going to have to stop crocheting to almost pain free in less than five minutes. This glove is exactly what I need to be able to continue to enjoy my hobbies. I'll never be without one of these again, and I highly recommend them to anyone who suffers from cramping pain in their hand(s).

I have used these gloves for years but the #3 does not fit. The area for my thumb does not fit, too tight and cuts offthe circulation. I thew away the packaging away. I would like to order size 4. What do you suggest I do. I had orderedtwo pairs

These gloves are very comfortable. They are made with spandex, and it feels like I am getting a massage on my hands as I use them. They reduce the pain in my hands greatly. I layer them under my regular gloves in the winter while I deliver the mail. I have used this brand for years. They last a season when used 6 days a week.

This product fit perfectly and was supportive to my wrist as described as I worked all day on my keyboard. But my hand started to feel very uncomfortable, and when I took off the glove I discovered a deep indentation in my arm due to a very thick seam that runs along the side of the glove. I think this seam needs to be redesigned. I attempted to return the glove through Amazon, but they would deduct $5.99 for shipping leaving me with a credit of only $3.94 which is unacceptable to me.