Digital Drawing Glove 2 Pack,Artist Glove for Drawing Tablet,ipad,Sketching,Art Glove with Two Finger for Right Hand and Left Hand （Smudge Guard,Small,2.95 x8.18inch

Ive always seen people wear these profesional artist gloves and wanted to give it a try since I switched to digital art. It may not be very helpful for screen isolation, but it does make it smoother when drawing since theres not much friction on the screen. It was pretty comfortable with no visible seams or stitches. It fit well but I stitched it up a bit to adjust since my hand was slimmer, but height wise, it fit perfectly. The glove came in two seperate little bags and were pretty light weight. Defenitley worth the investment.

I like these gloves SO much more than the one that was included with my drawing tablet for free. While the pinky on that glove was a tad too long, this one was a perfect fit. The connection between the thumb and index finger helps keep the glove from moving around too much while I draw. Finally, it's convenient that they are sold in pairs; I use one for my drawing tablet at home and the other for sketching on the go.

I use my mouse every single day, and the heel of my hand gets tender from moving across the desktop. For years, I bought cheap cotton gloves and cut the fingers off, but these days, the only gloves I can find are woven. They fray when cut. These gloves are durable and easy to wash, quick to dry. The quality is excellent, and they are not too thick, but just thin enough to protect my hand. They work as advertised. While I don't use them for drawing, I do wear them when using my Kindle, and I don't accidently brush the screen. So no more suddenly finding myself on a new page because I touched the screen where I hadn't intended. I love these and will buy them again.

I bought these gloves for use with my drawing tablet and iPad. I chose these specifically for the style of the glove and the price relative to the product. Most gloves I looked at do not have the piece of fabric between your thumb and pointer finger. These do, and I find this design much more comfortable and less aggravating to my sensory issues. While I appreciate the design and the functionality of these gloves, I did notice some issues with the quality of the make.The gloves are sleek and fit well on my hand, covering my pinky and ring fingers while leaving the others free for drawing. This design helps reduce smudging and allows my hand to glide smoothly over the tablet surface. They’re comfortable to wear for extended drawing sessions and are a great aid for any digital artist.They arrived with a few loose threads that I quickly patched up. After using them for a while, I can say that the durability of the gloves leaves something to be desired. After a few uses, I noticed some fraying at the edges, and the stitching doesn't seem very robust. After a few months, I've had to fix them up multiple times to prevent further damage. It’s a bit disappointing considering how much I like the style and functionality. It's important to note that I use these daily, so they likely wear out faster for me than most others.Overall, while I love the look and feel of these gloves, I wish they were better made. If you’re looking for this style of drawing glove and don’t mind the possibility of needing to replace them sooner than expected, these are still a good option. I will likely buy these again, just because I know I like them and can patch them up easily.

I just started drawing on my iPad and this glove(s) works great! And what a lifesaver. I was new to drawing electronically on a pad and was driving myself crazy every time the skin on my hand "wiped" away something or messed something up on the pad. This glove is awesome, and a great price.

Great quality

These things are very comfortable! I don't get anything going through the fabric and my hands thankfully don't look like I gave the silver surfer a noogie. They have also lastef me a good while and I don't see no rips or signs of the fabric starting to wear yet!

I mean, it does work pretty well, glides fine and all that. The problem is the seam goes directly on top of where your pencil rests on your hand. Super, super annoying. It takes a lot of feedback away, and generally forces me to hold the pencil weird. This is something you would notice if you did any product testing at all. Its okay, but I'm just gonna buy one that doesn't have a seam directly in the worst possible spot.