Duerer Arthritis Gloves Women Men, Carpal Tunnel, Rheumatiod, Tendonitis, Fingerless Hand Thumb Compression Gloves

My favorite compression gloves. I wear these at night or when my hands just need some extra help when I am gardening or doing an art project. They work and take away cramps in my fingers. They wash and dry well. I wear them when it’s cold too and since they are fingerless, I can still text on my phone. The gloves are made well and have reinforced seams. They are not flimsy, but sturdy, but not bulky.

I like to read reviews to see how good (or bad) a product is before I buy it. These gloves had mixed reviews, some saying the fit wasn't right or didn't give enough support. I beg to differ. These gloves are awesome! I ordered the medium size as the measurements showed that is what I needed, and they are a perfect fit. They give great support without being too tight, and the stitching is wonderful. They do get a little warm after a while, but are very comfortable to wear for long periods of time. The only thing I wish is that there were more colors to choose from. I am ordering a second pair right now and suggest that you give them a try if this is what you need for arthritis in your hands.

They did instantly just make my hand feel better. I did notice a stitch was popped on the left wrist so I'm not optimistic for the durability. The tightness feels like it's probably right but some of the fingers (and particularly the thumb) feel a bit long. Overall I do like them so far.

I wear these compression gloves inside out so the seams inside will not hurt my hands as I am very pain-sensitive. I wear these gloves at night in bed to keep my hands warm in bed. All these gloves, Duerer and another brand, keep my hands warm as planned in bed for me. These Duerer gloves are to me thinner than the other brand but to me they Duerer gloves would be good to wear in the summer. I do not have pain in my hands. The Duerer gloves have less compression than the other brand I feel. But when I wear the Duerer gloves long enough and get used to them, the compression from the Duerer gloves for me is good enough. The Duerer gloves are better constructed with no loose threads around the seams. The other brand that cost more has loose threads around the seams and a pair because of the loose threads broke up in a week for me. When my husband saw the Duerer gloves in its packaging, he immediately commented that the Duerer gloves had better workmanship and looked better constructed by just taking a look at the Duerer gloves and the gloves of the other brand. My husband really has good "eyes". I found out later, after I had the gloves turned inside out, the Duerer gloves really have no loose threads around the seams and they are better sewed together. These Durer gloves purchases were great for me. So far I bought 8 pairs of Duerer gloves, 5 purple and 3 brown. The color of these Duerer gloves are deep purple or deep brown not soft. I like the gloves are deeply-colored.

Even though these did help somewhat when using the computer and when sleeping, I would not recommend them because both gloves in both pairs I got started ripping at the seam within 2 weeks. Right now they are still usable, but not sure for how much longer as the rips get a little bigger each day.

I love them. I intend to order backup gloves right now.These gloves cushioned my painful left hand and made life easier.

I have developed trigger finger and stiffness in the two adjoining fingers. They get very stiff overnight. I have used these gloves for 3 days and awoke to NO stiffness in my fingers on these nights. I am thrilled and surprised. I don’t know how long this will work, but my hands feel so much better. I highly recommend. My measurement was at the top end of small and I sized down to small- they are not too tight and fit great.

I wish these were a little more snug in the wrists. That being said, I have unusually small wrists, so that may not be an issue for most people. They are otherwise very comfortable and fit as described, and I do think they give the right amount of compression through my hands and fingers. I am pregnant and have some swelling in my hands that flares up when I knit and crochet. The long fingers on these are not super conducive to knitting and crocheting (the yarn doesn't slide smoothly over them), but they do still provide relief when I put them on afterward.