FREETOO Compression Arthritis Gloves for Pain, Finger Strengthen Compression Gloves to Alleviate Hand Pains,Swelling, Fingerless Computer Typing Gloves for Rheumatoid, Tendonitis Women&Men-Skin-M

Love these. Better than cotton compression gloves in my opinion. Good fit, comfortable, help ease fibromyalgia pain and so far not frayed.

Great gloves, excellent quality and the fit (xs) is perfect for palm width 7.5cm hands. Really helps with tendonitis in fingers from repetitive typing and hand use, plus wrist surgery recovery. I've found useful to wear when flares up and overnight for recovery. Warm too! The trapped heat definitely helps my hands alongside the compression. Bought a second pair as tried many things to help my hands and these just work.

These gloves are well-made, comfortable, and really help with hand pain and stiffness. The compression is just right—snug enough to provide relief but not so tight that they’re uncomfortable. I can wear them for long periods without any issues, and they don’t dig into my skin.The quality feels great, and they seem durable. The fingerless design makes it easy to use them while typing or doing other tasks, and the grip areas are a nice touch. I also think the sizing is accurate—as long as you follow the measurements, they should fit well.

If you experience pain or swelling in your fingers, you might need to purchase this gloves. It’s soft and stretchy fabric grips the fingers and relaxes the muscles. The sizing is a bit dodgy so be careful. I was lucky because I have small hands. Great product at the end of the day.

So far great 👍. What a difference, my hands feel warm and comfortable the compression helps my hands feel more supported and it takes the swelling down in my fingers.Measurement for ordering, I go by a size chart I saw for these gloves. The size 3" - 3.5" is perfect for medium. Less than 3" should be small, bigger than 3.5" will be large.These are lovely firm gloves and yes can leave some compression marks on your hand, but that shows they are working.

I didn’t know anything like this existed and came across these when searching for splints for my hands.I suffer from EDS Hyper-mobility, which means during even basic tasks my hands and fingers over extended, causing constant injuries. By the end of the day, I’m in extreme pain and in the morning when I wake, my hands are very swollen.Due to never trying anything like this before, I wasn’t sure what to buy, especially given these are more costly than similar products, so I ended up buying these and a cheaper option.I can say, these are far superior and you definitely get what you pay for. They are easy to put on, snug but an excellent range of motion. You can feel the compression slightly with no discomfort, instead they feel supportive and offer instant relief.I especially like these due to the finger length. I’m female and I’m 5’8 with quite big hands for a female therefore the additional length is a real bonus.My hands are no longer swollen when I get up, giving me a good range of movement for the day ahead, allowing me to partake in hobbies Id shelved a while ago. My pain is also greatly diminished, thankfully.The cheaper pair, are practically useless in comparison to these and they are basically fingerless gloves. It’s difficult when cash is limited, however do get these as the others are of no real use and you will waste your money. The others I’m speaking of to avoid, are the ones that are listed the most here on Amazon.I would like a 2nd pair, but money won’t allow at the moment. Not for when these are in the wash, as they dry very quickly and I can have them washed and dry ready for the night. The 2nd pair would be to use throughout the day to give extra and much needed support.Despite having a good size pair of hands, I purchased the size small and they fit perfectly. I simply followed the instructions on the listing to measure my hands to find the correct size, As long as you measure you shouldn’t have any issues at all.Overall a wonderful product and I can highly recommend. Thank you :)PS. Ignore my red fingertips in my photo, it absolutely nothing to do with the gloves, I’d literally just put them on.

Female. I measured got medium. The wrist part was baggy and the forefinger was also loose. I don’t have thin fingers. I have fairly short stubby fingers and thick palms.Since I needed them mainly for my forefinger and wrist they were no good. But they other fingers felt okay. Not particularly tight a sort of soft squeeze.So maybe the measurements aren’t great and try a smaller size.

O.K, but seemed to loose compression after being worn for a couple of days. I thought they were expensive for the level of finishing on the product, for example the seams at the end of the fingers and thumbs were just cut off quite unevenly.They did alleviate some of the pain in both my hands, I would buy them again if they were at a cheaper price.