Copper Compression Full Finger Arthritis Gloves - Palm Grips - Touch Screen Fingertips - Compression Support for Carpal

i have eczema on my hands and going to the gym was contributing to drying them out and encouraging my skin to crack/split. didn’t want anything bulky, just something to give me a barrier between the weights or bars and my hands. they fit my hands perfectly and are comfortable to wear, not tight. they also cover my palms and i like the grip on them, though i still use wrist wraps to deadlift. definitely recommend! Read more

I have a size small with good compression yet very flexible. I just wore them for an hour of yoga, and they gave me fantastic support. The grip was strong, so no sliding on the yoga mat. The compression actually made some poses that had been painful bc of arthritis, pain free! I also have worn them to the gym, especially for the rowing machine. That machine used to really do a number on my hand. Now, so far, it again is pain-free! Read more

I purchased the medium sized, full-fingered, non-swipe tip gloves (although I thought I remembered ordering the swipe-tip) about a month ago. I measured my hands according to their size chart, and I was just at the bottom size for medium, so I ordered those. Some of the answers to questions (from consumers) made it look as though the non-swipe full-fingered gloves were touchscreen compatible. They are definitely NOT. Order the swipe-tip or fingerless for this. The company (further down the list of answers) makes this clear. After receiving my gloves, the company quickly contacted me to see how I liked them. I mentioned that I thought I had ordered the swipe tip and also that they seemed a bit too loose; were they supposed to compress more? They answered back quickly and said yes, more compression. They sent along the small swipe-tip size at no extra cost and told me to just keep the medium size ones as well. Excellent service. I have now had the smalls for two weeks or so, but when I try them, they just don't keep my fingers warm enough. I have contacted the company and told them this. It's good to keep in mind that I live in WI with currently below zero temps. I also had frostbite years ago, and do not have joint pain. Here's a quick summary: -If you need touchscreen capability, buy fingerless or swipe-tip. Full-fingered regulars won't work. -If you are at the edge of two sizes, I recommend buying the smaller one. -The company has fantastic service. They will work with you to get you the right product. Message them with questions before buying. -Most reviews say they are great for arthritis and temp regulation. I have no reason to doubt this. -I don't have joint pain. I had frostbite years ago and my chief complaint is cold and numb fingertips. For whatever reason these gloves don't keep my hands as warm as I need them. Also keep in mind I live in WI and it's the middle of winter. Fluffy gloves and hand warmers are working better for this need. -The swipe-tip is finicky. It's a small surface area and you have to finagle it just right to use it. -In my readings, most people with arthritis recommend having a few types of compression gloves for various needs and seasons. Keep in mind these might not be the "one glove fits all" option but more of a "this glove fits a specific need". I am giving these gloves four stars mostly because of customer service. They don't work well for my needs; however, they are a quality product with great service. Read more

Fit well and felt good. Bought 2 pairs. Read more

They work wonderful...I do yard work, firewood, construction they helped my hands great. Read more

I should have read the reviews before ordering...they describe this product perfectly. The gloves work very well for pain and reducing swelling, but all 3 pairs that we purchased have come apart at the seams. The customer service is great - quick response and will send me another pair. But, it's disappointing that this happened. Read more

They will fit if you follow the side chart that they give. Very happy with them Read more

I purchased these to prove something to a friend. My beliefs on "copper infused" clothing is that its just hype. CHATGPT agrees with some odor reducing properties maybe,but NO health benefits. Listen to this verbatim from chatgpt 4.0 "Pain relief or anti-inflammatory effects: Multiple clinical trials have failed to show significant pain relief from copper-infused garments compared to placebo. Example: A 2013 randomized controlled trial published in PLOS One on copper bracelets and magnetic wrist straps for arthritis showed no meaningful improvement in pain, stiffness, or physical function. Improved athletic performance or recovery: No high-quality studies show copper-infused clothing improves athletic recovery, circulation, or muscle soreness compared to standard compression garments (if even those offer much benefit). 🧑‍⚖️ Regulatory and Expert Opinions The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has taken action against companies for making unproven claims about copper-infused products (e.g., Tommie Copper in 2015). Medical experts and dermatologists typically regard copper-infused clothing as largely marketing-driven with no special benefit beyond the placebo effect or ordinary compression. 🧵 Bottom Line ✅ Antimicrobial benefit (reducing odor, possibly helping skin health in niche cases) ❌ No solid evidence for pain relief, inflammation reduction, or performance enhancement ⚠️ Placebo effect may make people feel better, but that’s not the same as proven efficacy" Also the reason the copper splits easy is because you have to take these off by grabbing a bunch of material at the palm,otherwise it will stretch and break the copper overlay. So .....you can buy these ,ubt its pretty much a placebo if they work for you, but hey thats ok too. Just know the facts prior to purchase. Read more