isotonerWomen & Men Arthritis Compression Rheumatoid Pain Relief Gloves for joint support with Open/Full finger design

They work and are comfortable to wear all day or all night. The fabric is smooth to the touch feels very good. As these are longer in the fingers and length they work and feel so much better than most other "fingerless" types. Go by their size chart, it's very accurate. I Highly Recommend.

I do a lot of handwriting every day. I'm right handed, but I wear gloves on both hands. These gloves have been a life saver! First, they protect my pinky from rubbing against the paper when I write. Second, they help my hand to stay still and firm, instead of feeling loose all over the page. And I find that my fingers don't tire as easily when I'm wearing these gloves. The compression definitely works on my arthritic hands!Each glove has the Isotoner brand name on the bottom of the glove. The exterior stitching means they feel seamless on my fingers. I don't know who thought of this but they're brilliant! No stitching to rub against my fingers. And the material is nice and stretchy, I have complete mobility wearing these gloves. They're so comfortable that I literally have to remember to take them off when I'm not writing.

These gloves are perfect for my hands. Just the right compression and very comfortable... except for the tag!I had to turn them inside out and perform delicate surgery to be able to remove the horrible, stiff, itchy tag without cutting the fabric or ruining the seam.Maybe the company could think of a better material, or an information card to include, instead of plastic-y-nasty material that rubs against our skin?

I inherited three pairs of these from my mother when she passed away almost 10 years ago. I've pretty much worn them out, so I've purchased more. They provide a little relieve for my arthritic thumb joints. I can write, type, and do other tasks while wearing them. I have chronically cold hands, so I use them as glove liners, too. I've begun wearing them 24/7, except when I have to wash my hands or wash dishes, etc. I put them in the wash, then hang them up to dry. They are durable.

I was unsure about giving these gloves 4 or 5 stars only because I'm not sure how long they'll hold up (I've only had them for a few weeks and they are already showing more wear than expected since I primarily wear them at night in bed), but I decided on five stars because they really do work and they have helped me tremendously. I broke my right hand two months ago and when the cast came off, my hand was so swollen and painful I could barely move it. I've broken bones before but the swelling this time was truly awful. On top of that, I've had some serious carpal tunnel issues in recent months in my left hand.For my broken hand, the orthopedic surgeon told me to expect pain and swelling for many months (like 6-12) but these gloves have made a HUGE difference. With the reduction in swelling, I've been able to use my hand much more easily (kinda hard to do much with a swollen mit and sausage fingers) which has enabled me to regain strength and flexibility far more quickly than I ever could have otherwise. For that alone these gloves deserve ten stars. Then using the other glove under my carpal tunnel wrist brace at night has ended that last little bit of pain/numbness. The brace alone was working great, but combined with the compression glove, my hand and wrist actually feel normal again.My only recommendation is to order a size down. I measure as a size S but ordered the XS just to make sure there was enough compression. The XS has been perfect. Overall, these gloves are very soft, comfortable, and provide a perfect level of compression (if you get the right size). Even if I have to replace them in a few months, they have been worth every penny for the relief they've provided. I am so glad to have found them!

These gloves have seams on the outside, supposedly for comfort... so why did they sew a big stupid tag on the inside of both gloves? I'm not sure I should waste my time trying to remove it without ruining the gloves. The compression on the fingers is okay, but there's no compression on the wrist at all.

These have helped to reduce my pain. I buy extra small and they seem just tight enough. They're also easy to wash.

I've bought over a dozen pairs of compression gloves and tried multiple brands and these are by far my favorite. They're comfortable, functional, and were recommended to me by a hand PT. They are a bit spendy but unlike all the cheaper pairs I've bought the seems don't pull apart and with them being on the outside they don't leave indents on you skin.