FREETOO Compression Arthritis Gloves for Pain, Finger
FREETOO Compression Arthritis Gloves for Pain, Finger Strengthen Compression Gloves to Alleviate Hand Pains,Swelling, Fingerless Typing Gloves for Rheumatoid, Tendonitis Women&Men-S
Gradient Compression
| Weight: | 30 g |
| Size: | S |
| Dimensions: | 23.5 x 13 x 1.8 cm; 30 g |
| Model: | FT-10300091-S-UK |
| Part: | FT-10300091-S-NEW-UK |
| Colour: | Black |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | FREETOO |
| Dimensions: | 23.5 x 13 x 1.8 cm; 30 g |
| Size: | S |
These are comfortable (on the whole) compression gloves. My only real issue with them is that due to the length of the fingers, the seams tend to rub if I write for prolonged periods when wearing them, especially on my little finger — unfortunate, as that’s when I need the most joint support.
My first impressions is that they look quite good, certainly not something you’d be embarrassed wearing around people so that’s nice. Once on you can feel the compression in the places its meant to be though it never feels uncomfortable in a way that you would want to take them off and even for me whose hands aren’t too bad I found myself being able to type on a keyboard quite easily while they were on. The most surprising thing was when I decided I would see if you really could wear them in bed, as I was assuming it’d be something that would keep you up, only to get a good nights rest and wake up with my hands feeling fine despite the gloves being on my hands for at least 8 hours at that point. So while I don’t know anything about the pricing they do seem recommendable.
As a side note I also got my nan to try them as she is someone that has quite bad arthritis and she did say they seemed to help but didn’t want to keep wearing them as unfortunately she’s a person that would rather keep the rings she wears on nor does she really like gloves in general. Just a thing to keep in mind if you plan on getting a pair for someone else.
I am not sure what causes my hand pain at night, but these gloves give such relief from it , I don’t wake up in agony anymore. There was a still some stiffness but these have done the trick ! Well made.
I’m a lady in my 50s and I’ve developed pain and swelling in my fingers along with restricted movement so I was eager to try these gloves when they appeared on the Vine programme.
I followed the instructions on how to measure my hand and according to the chart I would need the xs size.
The gloves arrived in a branded ziplock bag.
They look to be very good quality, there are no signs of bad workmanship and even though they may appear to be expensive I think it’s a case of you get what you pay for. They not only look good but they feel nice as well.
Unfortunately I’ve encountered a problem with the sizing. Obviously the gloves can’t be made in different sizes to accommodate every hand shape and so there are going to be some people that these gloves won’t be suitable for.
While I’ve got an extra small hand (according to the measurement table) I’ve got quite chubby fingers and as my knuckles have started to swell, the fingers of the gloves feel a little too tight.
On the days when my fingers aren’t swolen they are a perfect fit.
The gloves are really nice and I’ve no issues with them, it’s just the sizing of the fingers along with my chubby fingers that are the issue.
I’d still recommend these gloves especially if the size of your palm is in proportion to size of your fingers.
I don’t expect these gloves to miraculously cure my pain but hopefully they will slow down the problems that aging brings.
If you’re not sure what size to order you may benefit from ordering 2 sizes and returning the ones that don’t fit.
I followed the measurement instructions and this was the size recommended, and I wasn’t even at the high end of the measurement. I have arthritis in my hands so was hoping this would help.
The material is very nice, it feels very smooth and soft, has a good thickness and feels very high quality. But the problem was I knew they were meant to compress, but I felt like this was too far.
The wrist was so tight that I actually just cut it off, so this was much better after I did that. At first, the pressure on my hands felt nice, but after half an hour or so it started to feel uncomfortable, so I removed the gloves. You can see from the pictures that marks the gloves left on my hands, It was hard to see on the fingers but they had the same indentations.
I actually really liked the material and how well these were made, I was just not happy with the sizing. But I also have nerve damage in my hand, so I might be over-sensitive. So if you want really strong compression follow the size guide, but if you want light compression I would recommend going a size up.