Litup Artists Smudge Drawing Glove for Graphics Drawing Tablet Pen Display Light Box

I bought this to use with my Wacom Cintiq 13HD. It fits, well, like a glove! I have medium-sized hands with moderately short fingers, and the fingers of the glove fit perfectly. No excess space at the fingertips and extremely comfortable and easy to use. I forgot I was wearing it very quickly while working, and it did an excellent job ensuring no sweat or residue was left on the tablet screen. The hand portion of the glove isn't a flawless fit (the fabric is just a touch uneven), but it's very comfortable regardless. The material is light and the seams positioned in such a way they don't interfere with work or movement. This is an excellent glove for anyone looking for a cheap alternative that works just as well as Wacom's official product.

These gloves are really nice, not just for digital drawing but also for pencil/pen and ink drawing as well. It helps reduce the ink/lead smudges and also helps reduce friction.I have very small hands and the fingers were only slightly bigger than mine so it wasn't too bad. The material is very comfy and not the type of thing that captures body heat terribly.All in all I'm really pleased with this glove and may buy another one in the future so I can have one specifically for my Wacom when I'm drawing on my computer and one for when I'm drawing my betas and free sketching.

It seems that some buyers think the purpose of this glove is to eliminate unintended stroke marks from the hand while drawing digitally on an iPad or tablet. The thing is, this glove is made to reduce the drag of the hand while sketching and create a smooth glide for the hand, whether drawing on paper or tablet. The glove succeeds on either medium.

I don't know how big you've have to be for this glove to need to stretch to fit your hand, but on my larger than average woman's hand it's an oversized, pouchy fit. It's functional but the excess material gets in the way--like I can't type while I'm wearing it because the bulk of the slack seams on the fingertips make it hard to feel the keys. Also I don't know how other companies make their gloves, but I find it strange that the side seam is placed exactly where your hand rests on the tablet. That seems like the obvious place to avoid putting a seam.

I bought it for my granddaughter and she loves it. Glove keeps her pencil sketch clean. Drawings are smudge free and glove protects drawing paper from skin "oil" being deposited on the paper. Also, it is great for use on Wacom tablet. The drawing hand with glove can slide smoothly on the surface of the tablet. This makes drawing lines more precise.

Im still getting use to it but its been helping me out on my drawings , not so many smudges as before, will see if it will still be as good after awhile and dozens of drawings later

The glove feels slightly odd at first, but it seems to work for avoiding palm detection while drawing on touch-screens, and it seems to accommodate hands of different sizes pretty well due to its stretchable fabric.

Bought this glove for my teenager who loves it, his only complaint is his hand gets sweaty so he asked me to buy him another to swap out when he needs a fresh glove. I might add that my kid draws for hours at a time so I wouldn't say this is a glove malfunction, just a hot hand doing hours of work. I'm definitely buying another one especially at the very affordable price.