Wisdompro 16 Pcs Finger Tips, 4 Sizes Silicone Thimble Fingertip Grips Thumb Protectors Pads Cover for Hand Sewing, Paper Sorting, Page Turning, Money Counting, Guitar Playing - Blue, Aqua

These are so much better (for me) than any others I have tried. I shuffle through papers all day, and never realized how often I'd lick my fingertips until mask-wearing made it impossible. The stretch is great, the fit is great, the grippy-ness is great, and they are much less sweaty than other kinds.I use the smallest size on my ring & index fingers, and the largest size on my thumbs (I have no use for the two middle sizes so far). My hands are on the small side, though, so I can see these being too small for larger hands.

Had a chance to use my new finger tips yesterday. They fit snug in the beginning, but after a hour or two the tips would not stay on. Had problems from that point on. Tried a new set and they worked fine for a hour, then same thing happened. I think it’s because they are made out of silicone not rubber.

Positives: Nice ventilation, good colors, cover the nail and then some, easy to clean, can help with nail biting, easy to slip onNegatives: The biggest cover is still too small for my thumb (I would consider it medium sized). It could be my individual anatomy, but these would not stay on for counting money or other tasks. Also, one of the covers started cracking within a week, even with a loose fit.Overall, I'm still glad I bought them. I wanted to stop bothering my skin/nails, and they definitely help with that. Just be aware that depending on your fingers, sizing could be hit or miss.

I used one of the old rubber fingertips. It dried out. These are made of neoprene and are lighter and more flexible. However, one size doesn't fit all. I have medium-sized fingertips. These are really too tight. Would be better if these were available in small, medium, and large. Otherwise, you get an ample supply for a small price. They are very convenient to shuffle through a lot of paperwork.

I use these silicon thimbles to protect my thumb while working in a sterility testing lab isolator. It prevents a deep blood blister from forming on my thumb. I don't know how it would perform during sewing usage but I predict it would be more maneuverable than a plastic or metal thimble. The flexible silicone gives some degree of tactile feedback.

No tack too much slip. This do not have the grip texture that allows for easy movement of paper, money etc. I would not recommend if you are using for the purpose of turning pages of any kind.Low quality, difficult to use,the fit is a bit off for my fingers, essentially does not function as designed due to the lack of tack.

I used this to sort paperwork at my doctors office. It is a great value to have. I have dry hands and I hate the sticky stuff. It has all different sizes for your fingers.

These are designed to have the open parts over the fingernail, but I need to protect the a nail that's halfway gone and in a delicate, vulnerable state. This silicone thimble is stretchable enough to wear the opposite way but, so far, not so stretchy that it comes off easily. I'd tried knuckle and fingernail BandAid and Cutex bandages, but neither lasted long while doing household tasks or gardening, and they both loosened and came undone quickly with even brief exposure to water.This holds better, because the silicone has a bit of "traction," so it doesn't slip easily. Yet if I remove my garden gloves carefully, it doesn't get stuck inside one the glove fingertips as everything else I tried did.They come in different sizes because our fingers are different sizes. I'm female with average-size hands, and the variation in sizes made it easy for me to find a size that works for me.I'm very glad I found them and hope these problem fingernail "delamination" problem doesn't persist or recur, but it has happened before. If it does, I would order these again.