VS VITAL SALVEOVITAL SALVEO Fingerless Recovery Gloves Stretchy Hands Office Unisex Half Finger Typing Texting Circulation Gloves (Pair)

My hands freeze while working.These allow me to type and are not obstructive.I got the xl, bc I have big hands (ring size 14) and they were perfect. The only thing is the fingers were a little long, which is understandable since it’s and xl. However, I can push them back and they aren’t tight or uncomfortable.One thing I didn’t think about when purchasing- I cannot wear my rings or mart watch while wearing them. If you have a low profile ring, they would probably go over it. And the watch will fit, but doesn’t read my heart rate and such.

So, I've bought two pairs of these now. The first pair got a hole, largely because I'm a wheelchair user and the wheels did the expected damage.First, I highly recommend you wash these when you get them. My skin has a reaction within a few minutes and will peel if I don't wash them first. Once I wash it and scrape out the paper backing from the emblem bit, they're good to go. That's why the Comfort is rated at 4/5 stars. I get needing to wash first, but not because of an allergic reaction. My skin is also weirdly fussy over these things.Second, these are not wheelchair gloves, but they do work well for light duty. I will layer these in the winter under winter gloves too. As I wear them out, the finger bit will roll up under tighter winter gloves, unfortunately, but they're still great for the office. You can also finagle them back into the right shape underneath, usually.I was also recently diagnosed with Raynaud's phenomenon which these gloves will seriously help treat. There's JUST enough compression and warmth to help me not be in pain when my circulation drops. These gloves have actually kept me going on flare up days when my hands got achey and cold.

I measured according to instructions on site. My size fell between medium and large. As recommended I ordered up. Had to wash and dry to somewhat shrink size for light compression

Gave these to my daughter, who like me, has Raynaud's - a circulation issue in her hands so they are frequently cold. These are a decent weight material, and are stitched well around the edges, and they do keep the hands warm, but for me, they are not comfortable enough to wear through the day. I have a different type of glove that I prefer that my sister had found for me from a Canadian supplier that, though more expensive, were thinner, easier to wear and reflected the heat back into the hand.These gloves bought from Amazon are a good alternative however and without the fingertips, you can easily wear them while typing on the computer or texting.

I wasn't looking for compression gloves as such, just some stretchy half-finger gloves that weren't loose on my hands. My hands measure a little over 7 inches, near the top of the small/medium range, so I ordered one pair of small/medium and one large, to see which was the best fit. Oops! I just now noticed that the sizing diagram is different from what I'm used to -- they want you to measure around your hand at the base of the thumb, rather than around the knuckles. So at 8 inches, I'm definitely on their borderline.Both pairs came today, and I'm glad I ordered different colors, because I'd have a bit of trouble telling them apart otherwise. The most obvious difference is that the cuff on the large pair is around an inch longer, so they'd keep my wrists warmer. The hand parts looks to be the same size when laid flat, one atop the other. If there's any difference in how the two sizes feel when worn, it's minimal (except for the length of the cuff).I just had a very similar experience with two sizes of the same sweatpants -- exactly the same size/shape top part, but the legs on the large were four inches longer than the legs on the medium. Those were made in China, and these gloves are made next door in Taiwan, so there may be some cultural misunderstanding at work (like "all Americans are the same diameter, but some are taller than others"?).I can definitely feel a difference in texture between the two colors. The dark gray is kind of silky, softer than the light gray, which is a bit scratchy -- presumably the rayon in the dark vs the cotton in the light.Fortunately I got the large in dark gray, so silkier plus longer cuff wins!(By the way, this Add a Review box sure could use an "undo" button. This is the second time that a nearly completed review has evaporated, presumably because I hit a wrong key. Poof! All gone!)

These feel great. My only complaint is that they smelled like mildew when I got them. A quick hand wash and dry on low heat - and they're fine.

these are warm gloves for cool weather that are good for typing to tennis. Not easy to wear with certain rings because they are snug, but who cares? They are so worth the price tag!

I bought these to keep at work because they keep it so darn cold in here my hands start hurting from freezing over. I know they are listed as compression gloves so I expected them to be snug but they're a pretty tight fit. I got size large and don't have big hands. No way I could have used a small/medium. I may buy another pair in XL just to compare.

Die Handschuhe sind hochwertig verarbeitet und tragen sich sehr angenehm. So angenehm, daß ich sie im Winter mittlerweile auch in geschlossenen Räumen trage. Das Material hält die Hände warm und trägt gleichzeitig nicht zu sehr auf. Man kann schonmal vergessen, daß man überhaupt Handschuhe trägt. Die abgeschnittenen Fingerenden sind so verarbeitet, daß sie nicht zerfleddern und auch keine Fäden ziehen.Der grau-mellierte Stoff sieht gut aus und man merkt gleich, daß es sich um ein wertiges Produkt handelt. Würde diese Handschuhe jederzeit wieder kaufen.Nun zu den Gesundheitsversprechen: daß sich diese Handschuhe positiv auswirken sollen auf Arthritis und andere Gelenkbeschwerden, mag sein. Das hat dann aber meiner Meinung nach mit der Wärmeentwicklung zu tun und dem damit verbundenen Schutz vor Kälte. Eine Gemeinsamkeit aller funktionalen Handschuhe.Und die Rolle von Germanium als magischer Zutat zur Erhöhung der körpereigenen Energie, das ist für mich schlicht und ergreifend Nonsense.Daß die Handschuhe, wie iin der Beschreibung angepriesen, super mit Smartphones funktionieren und nicht beim Tippen stören, könnte natürlich damit zusammenhängen daß die Fingerkuppen freiliegen. Daß ein fingerloser Handschuh das kann, bedarf weder einer Erklärung, noch muß es als "Feature" angeprießen werden.4 Punkte daher für schöne, solide Handschuhe. Einen Punkt ziehe ich ab für esoterisches Werbegeschwurbsel.

Great for working on a computer in a cool room, especially with arthritic fingers.

A relative mentioned they were experiencing some pain in their thumbs and wrists, and I thought it'd be a good idea to have them try out a pair.His hands are large so I ordered XL. They parcel was delivered on time and the gloves packaged in a clear pouch.A little tedious to get them on but once on, he said they were comfortable.He liked that they offered some warmth, and the mild compression also felt a little more supportive. However, they were not a miracle cure for him, but at least they did help some with the discomfort.

I got the XL while my hands aren't big, they fit nicely. The fabric is nice, they're warm they cover the wrists nicely. But if you pull them from the fingers side ( to take them off) some threads may come off. They should be taken off from the wrist side. Other than that, they're warm and nice.

These aren’t winter gloves, people! I saw so many reviews complaining about that, and nobody seems to have read the description! These are meant to stay cool in warm weather, or regular weather, for arthritis. I bought a size larger as they are designed to be tight to help with stiffness from arthritis. I bought these because they’re breathable and help with a symptom of excessive hand perspiration from a neurological condition, and they have helped so much it’s insane. Read descriptions before buying, or at least before you go and complain about a perfectly good product! I have bought multiple pairs.