Guitar Glove Bass Glove - 1 Glove - Finger & Hand issues

مطابق للوصف وبعد تجربته كان القياس مطابق بشكل جيد والعزف باستخدامه اكثر من رائع وشكرا لامازون وللبائع .

Smaller than expected

These protect the fingers as needed, however they add a bit of thickness to the fingers which is problematic because your fingers start touching strings they are not supposed to and it ruins the sound of the note. Would recommend going bare-hands unless you're really suffering and getting deep cuts.

The fabric is consistent al over the glove, I would have liked to see more protection in the finger tips

Just what I was looking forMuch easier to use these when practicing base because I don't play itoften enough

I used this to avoid sticky neck when playing banjo. With this glove I am able to effortlessly move up and done the banjo neck. I cut off the fingers except for the thumb as I prefer to finger the frets without a glove.I got this to replace Dr.Duck's Ax Wax which contains highly refined Petroleum Distillates which can cause lipoid pneumonia.

I used this to avoid sticky neck when playing banjo. With this glove I am able to effortlessly move up and done the banjo neck. I cut off the fingers except for the thumb as I prefer to finger the frets without a glove.I got this to replace Dr.Duck's Ax Wax which contains highly refined Petroleum Distillates which can cause lipoid pneumonia.

practice guitar

Apparently, invented for bass players, here I'll address the viability for left hand fretting on an acoustic steel string guitar.Purchased due to severe nickle allergy. Instead of refretting all my favorite guitars (hands shredded bc nickle is toxic to me), figured I'd give this glove a try. Chose basic black.On the size chart I'm borderline small to regular. Ordered Xtra small. Pretty tight snug fit where I want it to be. Tips of fingers. Finger length is just about spot on. Pinky is slightly too short, but only by a hair. Is it a second skin. Not exactly, however it's relatively close, given it's stated purpose.Feels pretty weird at first, which should be expected. Not weird bad just "oh, this is a bit different." It's comfortable, and you can slide (on the neck) a bit more smoothly. Like coated dental floss heh. Also there's a bit of sonic adjustment required regarding tonality from finger/glove material on string (as opposed to flesh), however it's minor.Putting the glove to the strictest test concerning how usable it is (for me), involved the following. Placement of pinky on second fret high E string and ring finger on 2nd fret B string. Do they rub together, do they mute the notes? Pinky on 2nd fret high E string, Ring finger on 2nd fret G string, open B string btwn. Do pinky or ring rub against and mute the open B string?Thankfully, the answer to the above questions are mostly negative. For the most part, the glove does not interfere with granular micro fingerings on the most delicate strings. Every so often you will need to readjust the arc of your fretting hand to compensate for the additional thickness. However, it's not that often and isn't game breaking.Conclusion, for nickle allergy sufferers this glove is an excellent product. I'd like to see future iterations even thinner and more second-skin like. However, this current version is usable and doesn't make playing unenjoyable. Therefore, I give it 5 stars (really about 4 1/2), bc the glove, and the material it's fabricated from allow me to continue doing what I love. Playing the axe!