Brownmed IMAK RSI Computer Glove - Wrist Brace for Carpal Tunnel Relief - Compression Glove for Wrist Hand

Great product. The palm area is filled with tiny beads that adjust based on how hand is positioned. I use a trackpad and no more edge of table irritation. I have small hands and it fits well. Read more

Just bought a second set to have at work. They help my wrist strain immensely. I get minor rsi, and this helps stave it off when I feel the pain. Read more

I own several different wrist protection type products as I work on the computer at least 8 hours a day. The options I've tried are: stiff wrist braces from the pharmacy, compression style sleeves, and this product. I find this product to be the most comfortable and versatile of all of them. The pharmacy wrist braces are way too stiff and don't allow a sufficient range of motion for my tastes. The compression sleeves are uncomfortable and don't feel like they help that much. These are just right, the beads on the bottom provide a lot of soothing for wrist discomfort and make all the typing and mousing much more manageable. Would highly recommend buying a pair of these if you do a lot of computer work or anything that stresses your wrists really. The reversible nature of them is a nice bonus, I imagine at some point the cloth will begin to wear out on the bottoms, and my plan is to simply reverse them and wear on the opposite hands to double their lifespan once the time comes. Read more

I work at a computer a minimum of 8 hours a day, but tend to switch computers multiple times in a day, so purchasing a gel wrist pad to lay next to my keyboard wasn't really an option. I had started having nerve pain from resting my wrist on the edge of the keyboard all day an needed something, and this glove has offered some relief. It has a ~1/2 to 1 inch pad along the palm/lower wrist area (I think it is stuffed with small plastic beads like in a beanie baby) which gives your wrist a more comfortable place to rest. I like this glove a lot for padding that you can take with you. Just read the description and don't expect it to be a wrist brace - I have pretty small wrists but the glove is loose on me and even for someone bigger I doubt it would do much more than offer padding. Good buy, though, I'll probably grab another so I have a spare. Read more

I love these. I love the encased beads that cradle my wrist without impeding my wrist movement. Great quality fabric- not thick and bulky, but smooth touch and secure fit on my wrist yet still able to write and do other hand motions. I rather have these gloves than a keyboard rest. I bought 2 Imak gloves- Imak is my favorite brand for these gloves. 5+stars It would great for more colors, but still love the product. There was 1 per box, i bought 2. Read more

The IMAK RSI Computer Glove is a great innovation. The biggest problem with all the wrist pads, whether they're memory foam or beads, is that they constantly move around... or need to move around with your hand and arm. Their position is almost always off because of it. They're a waste of money. The IMAK RSI Computer Glove moves with your hand and arm, and the cushion always stays in the correct position. The glove itself is comfortable and does not cut off circulation. The material easily slides along the mouse pad. It was able to reduce my wrist pain, but not eliminate it. Great product to support your wrist. I started getting numbness and pain on the side of my hand when I used the computer mouse. I was just on the computer for too many hours at a time last year. My pain and numbness was caused by 2 things... pressure on my arm nerve near my elbow from the chair arm rest, and the beginning of carpel tunnel from lengthy, repetitive use. The glove helped, but the only solution was to reduce the amount of time I used the mouse every day and to take frequent breaks. A year later, my pain and numbness is gone. I no longer wear the glove, but I try to avoid lengthy mouse usage as much as possible. If my pain hadn't subsided, the Logitech vertical mouse would be my next purchase. A friend has it and it's awesome for reducing pain while using the mouse. Read more

UPDATE: It's eight years now since I bought my first Imak glove. I bought a few more over the years because I sometimes misplace them for a while. I can't really work at my computer without one, and I work at my computer a LOT. I can't tell the difference between the first one I bought eight years ago and more recent ones. They just don't wear out. I have persistent tenderness in the heel of my hand (at the pisiform bone) where it touches down when I grab my mouse. Wearing this glove completely solves that problem. It's super easy to put on and take off, and is completely comfortable to wear. I'm so grateful to have found these! Previously: Using a mouse or otherwise touching down on the desk with the heel of my hand is sharply painful without my lmak glove. I first bought mine six years ago, along with their SmartGlove. Both gloves completely prevent my contact pain. After long use, the SmartGlove is slowly wearing thin, so I'm ordering another of these more compact ones. I need two so when I wander from my desk and remove and forget the glove somewhere, I still have one handy at my desk. I have wide hands for a woman and it's not too tight. It would also work for me if I had very small hands because the only thing it needs to do is keep the bead pad in place at the heel of my hand. It's like a soft molded mouse pad stuck to your hand, but it's not bulky and doesn't get in the way of typing. I feel quite fortunate to have found such a simple solution to this persistent problem. Read more