Imak Compression Fingerless Gloves

I liked that they were comfortable, the only thing that I disliked was that the product seemed to be sewn a little weird around the fingers.

Great for drafty winters

I've suffered with painfully cold hands every winter for years, and just last year was diagnosed with Raynaud's. My usual solution (to bundle up and keep my hands covered with my blanket) doesn't work when I have to actually use my hands. I'd been looking for compression gloves to try to help keep warm while still being able to use my phone and get anything else done that needs my hands, but everything I could find wouldn't cover enough of my fingers. So glad I found these. These gloves are the perfect length to cover my joints while keeping enough of my fingertip free to not interfere with anything touch screen or tactile. They're comfortably thin, but the material keeps my hands warm and free of pain. I'm autistic and was worried that the feeling of the fabric on my fingers rubbing against each other would be too much for me, as it has been in the past with other gloves I've tried, but the construction keeps the seams away from where your fingers touch. I actually look forward to putting these gloves on when I get home!

I don't have arthritis or any other diagnosable joint condition (just generally kinda weak floppy joints), but I do get frequent pain/discomfort/tiredness in my hands and wrists. Wearing regular fingerless gloves improved it a bit, so I bought these gloves to try them out, and I'm so glad I did! The gentle level of compression gives me significant relief. I especially appreciate the longer fingers on these. I wish the wrists were a bit longer and tighter, though. One thing to note is that, being a pretty tight and elastic fit, these gloves are slightly harder to put on and take off than normal gloves. If you have problems with fine motor dexterity or extremely limited grip strength, you might need somebody to help you with them. I also try to take them off quite carefully, because I don't want to stretch them excessively and wear out their compression power.