FREETOO Support Arthritis Gloves Women Men, Fingerless Compression Gloves

These gloves are an absolute game changer. I have arthritic changes in my hands which was preventing me from enjoying my sewing. The gloves provide a nice warmth and enough compression to support my hands and fingers, reducing pain and enabling me to do more without restricting any movement or dexterity.They are lightweight and fit like a second skin. I will definitely be buying more.

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.

Size up! Went by the measurement chart but only wore for about 15 minutes and had to remove as far too tight on my wrists. Otherwise they seem well made and definitely less bulky than others I've got

I am extremely pleased with these gloves? They are very well made, lovely soft material but give a good compression. Ideal for carpel tunnel as the length easily covers the wrist. I bought for arthritic hands and also mild carpel tunnel. The awful pins and needles I was suffering has completely disappeared. I am buying a second pair as I’ve found that every day wear shows some dirty marks and this means I have another pair to wear whilst these are being washed. I would 100% recommend.

Best compression gloves in the market. They last longer than other available brands, and compress perfectly and comfortably. They're also priced very reasonably. Soft feel and smooth stitching that doesn't itch when compressing. They're easy to put on and remove without losing elasticity, and look absolutely amzing and stylish with any outfit, without feeling obviously medical. The fingers are cut but long enough for a full fingers support, and very warm for cold weather and cool enough for hot days. I wear them alone or with Freetoo wrist braces. I bought multiple pairs within the last couple of years and couldn't love them enough.

The gloves are certainly comfortable to wear, however I'm finding that they're completely lacking in compression in the wrist area. They don't seem to taper down at all towards the wrist, so they're actually quite loose in the area I was most looking to have a bit of compression for, so they're not as supportive as I'd hoped.They are however light enough that I can wear them underneath the splints I wear at night to hopefully protect my skin a little bit, so they're not totally useless.If you're looking for compression that tapers down to the wrist, look elsewhere.

I bought these after another very painful evening with my fingers. They arrived the following day and instantly eased the discomfort. They were comfortable to wear all day and evening- very good quality - I bought a large as I do have big hands and they fit perfectly. I was so happy with them I bought the black pair too :)

These are a game changer! I did some crafting that resulted in my hypermobile hands ballooning up so badly I couldn't move my fingers due to the swelling. They were extremely painful and I was really worried. My physio recommended some of these gloves so I bought some, popped them on and within 24 hours the swelling had completely gone down and I was able to move my joints again! I've since worn them whilst crafting and the difference is huge. Without all the swelling the pain is better too. I really do recommend these gloves to help support weak joints and keep down swelling. I find them comfy to wear and really soft on the skin too.