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

I work a full desk job and spend hours typing, clicking, and sorting documents, so my hands and wrist get sore and sometimes feel like they’re burning. I ordered these gloves to see if they would help with the daily pain and swelling, and I’m actually impressed. The compression is firm but not uncomfortable, and I can still type, write, and use my phone because of the open-finger design. After wearing them for a few hours, I noticed less stiffness in my palm and wrist area, especially near the thumb (which is where I feel the most pain). They also kept my hands warm without making them sweaty. Sizing was accurate — I followed the chart, and they fit snug in a good way. The seams don’t bother me, and they feel like a soft, stretchy material instead of those tight medical gloves that leave marks. If you work with your hands a lot or deal with wrist pain, tingling, or swelling, these help take the edge off. I’ve only used them for a few days, but so far they’re definitely helping with comfort during the workday.

These gloves have been a massive help in managing my Carpal Tunnel symptoms lately. When paired with exercise stress balls and consistent stretching, getting through my daily tasks has become significantly easier. I’ve worn them for full 8-hour shifts without any issues; they are light and breathable enough that I don't deal with sweating or skin irritation (A big problem for me and gloves). Since they’re fingerless, they don't really interfere with typing, my day to day work, general housework, or just about anything. Plus the grey and white stitching looks pretty nice, making a good addition to an outfit rather than a bad one. For daily maintenance and comfort, these are a great cheap choice.

I've been buying these same pair of gloves every year for almost 8 years because they are simply the best I've come across. I became a quad in 2017 and I need to use them mostly for joint swelling and crippling peripheral neuropathy, and they are (pardon the pun) "hands down" the best for what I need them for. They DO start out tight even whilst I get the largest size, but if you can put them on for several hours each day, they do stretch. If you need them for pain on top of just warmth, you'll want to turn them inside out because the compression of the inner seams is VERY painful and it eases tremendously without the seams pressing on the inside of your fingers. Something else I do when my hands are too warm is to fold down the finger ends to just below the second knuckle. This cools your fingertips, especially when it's necessary to feel the ends. Then, if they become cold again, simply open the folds again to the ends of the fingers and they will be warmed in no time. This is the first time I've ever seen different colours so I intend to buy several of them for use with different colour clothes because basic black, while functional and useful, aren't exactly nice to look at and black does tend to draw the eyes to them. I've tried all kinds of gloves and even those "infused with copper," and they are a pseudoscience. I am a retired nurse and I can safely say that copper gloves don't do anything except refer any cold from the outside into your hands because copper is a good conductor of temperature.

I really love these. Fit perfectly and not so tight they cut off circulation. They keep my hands warm and keep me from bending my fingers when I sleep, so with trigger fingers, they don't get locked down every morning. I would definitely order these again.

After being recently diagnosed with carpal tunnel, I decided to give these gloves a try, hoping they could provide some relief. While they do help ease the discomfort to an extent, they didn’t offer as much compression as I had hoped. The level of support was decent, but it wasn’t quite as tight or effective as I was expecting for my carpal tunnel symptoms. Another downside is that the gloves started to stretch out after just a few wears. This made them less supportive over time, and they didn’t fit as snugly as when they were new. The fingerless design is convenient and allows for easy use of my hands, but the lack of long-term compression diminished their effectiveness. That said, they still provide some relief, and the fabric is comfortable to wear for extended periods. I think they could be useful for those with mild symptoms, but for someone with more significant carpal tunnel issues, you might need something with a bit more compression and durability.

These compression gloves are a 5-star lifesaver for managing daily discomfort. The sizing is spot on, providing a snug yet comfortable fit that offers just the right amount of warmth to soothe aching joints. The material is high quality, breathable, and incredibly soft, making them easy to wear for hours. They’ve made a huge difference in my daily tasks… highly recommended for anyone needing reliable support! The beige color isn’t the best, it’s kinda bland. But I wasn’t looking for style. It holds well, even during hobbies such as crochet!

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.

Great gloves for the price. The size runs a little small especially for men or big hands. They do provide relief of pain and the quality and colors offered are nice. It’s a great compression gloves.

It is ordinary gloves. Didn't feel any compression..

Makes whole hand numb. Stopped using it.

I love these! They are very good quality for the price. They fit tightly on my hand and stretch where they need to. The only problem is that the wrists are a bit loose but it’s not too much of a problem.

Eases the pain and they are comfortable And lightweight to wear during the cold days of winter.

Well-made but too small for myself.