Handeze Therapeutic Support Glove, Small - 1 ea

I bought these gloves to help with my carpal tunnel symptoms. I am a violinist and my wrists often get stiff when I am practicing or in rehearsal. The Handeze do help a lot with easing the stiffness and muscle pain, but I've noticed that they become uncomfortable after about an hour. The seams on the gloves leave imprints in my hands and might be just a little too constricting on the risks. Also, they started to fray after about a week and, since they are beige, look a little dingy after about a month. And, not to nitpick, but the finger holes are a bit strange: there is one large hole for the middle and ring fingers instead of a hole for each finger. Overall, the gloves are worth buying. But get the black ones to hide the wear and tear!

After reading the two glowing reviews, I had very high expectations for these gloves. Unfortunately, I have not found them to be as great as I had hoped. They do help somewhat, but I still continue to experience some pain (carpal tunnel/repetitive motion). I've only had them for a couple of days, so maybe they help more over time. The gloves themselves snag very easily. I have beige and I think they will get dirty pretty quickly. If I bought them again, I'd get black to hide the dirt.

Even though it is a small size, it is a bit bigger compared to the Futuro Energizing Glove. The Futuro brand fit my wife's small hand perfectly. I wanted to save a few dollars and saw the Handeze so gave it a try. Didn't give my wife the support she needed and unfortunately this is the smallest size available.

I accidentally sliced the palm of my hand with a box cutter five months ago. And I have some numbness in my ring and pinky finger. After the wound healed, my doctor suggested some support gloves. I had been wearing some quilters gloves with the finger tips exposed, but they weren't very sturdy and soon ripped at the seams and stretched out too much to the point where they were no longer snug. I have a pretty small hand, so I bought these gloves in the small size. And it just wasn't snug enough. The only part that was snug was the wrist part. The part that covered the hand wasn't snug on my hand at all and there was no support for the fingers. I wanted something more like a compression glove, so I returned this and got a refund from Amazon.

The compression of these Handeze Therapeutic Support Gloves is amazingly comfortable and effective in providing pain relief for my arthritic thumbs and wrists. I wear them mostly at night, but I use them sometimes during days when engaging in activities that stress my hands and wrists. Because my fingers are uncovered I have full use of my hands. Being flesh covered they don't call attention to themselves. I am purchasing more because I have given some away and my dog chewed one...she loves anything that smells like me. I definitely recommend these for hand and wrist pain. Keep them out of reach of chewing dogs!

It's really thin and seems too light to really do anything. I used it a few times when my hand gets sore from crafts or computer use and it's mediocre. I rather use the sturdier wrist wraps or tape so you can adjust the fit.

They are okay, but if you have a problem that needs solving by surgery, as I do, nothing seems to help. I find this glove gives me support when I do my needlepoint, but I don't use it for anything else.

Great product. I purchased a small even though I normally wear a large in gloves. Fortunately a friend (who wears these all the time when keyboarding or knitting) told me to purchase one at least one to two sizes smaller than regular gloves, and she was correct. I have four of these gloves and use one every day to prevent wrist pain. I had severe wrist pain from keyboarding and crafts until I started using these gloves. I keep one near my computer, one in the car for games on the iPad, and one in my knitting box.