Finger Tip Protection - [9-Pack] of Teal Fingers - S (3) / M (3) / L (3) - Great for NonStick Arts & Crafts/Wax Carving/Guitar Players [for Petite Women and Kids]

They work well to save your fingers from stitching pain. Offer you good grip on small objects. They're small tho. There's like 3 sizes ande I assume they're all meant for women. Or just ppl with small fingers. I was really hoping fore one that I could put on my thumb. Not happening! 😆 Other than that, great!

They are as described but I feel like the sizes are to similar. I felt like I got a bunch of thumbs. Maybe it's my fingers tip shape but idk. Other than that exactly as described and working perfectly for what I needed. I needed one for almost all my fingers vs just a thumb and index finger so if that's what your looking for it will be perfect. I would buy from them again. The silicone is good quality as well.

A little expensive I thought. However, they've saved my fingers a few times.Comes a pack of 9. I thought it should come w 10. These are not touch screen friendly for my phone, so I learned I can use the 10th finger to answer calls.They do run small. I have medium hands and they're tight but do break in.

They fit comfortably, worked as intended. Love the space cut out for my finger nails! Highly recommended for crafters that work with needles.

I have some severe medicalfingertipl due to an allergic reaction to an ear piercing. In general I am allergic to most metals including guitar strings.So I need to wear finger protectors when I play guitar. I really want to like these but there is an unfortunate design flaw which is that there is a large gap near the fingertip (not just with these but with other brands of a similar design).I get why there are smaller holes for breathability, but with that large gap my fingertip is exposed at the top and ends up touching the strings every time.It sort of defeats the purpose of wearing them if they protect every part of your finger except the tips that touch the strings.

I love knitting with my chiaogoo twists, but the tips are _sharp_ and I’m a needle pusher. While working on major knitting sessions I’ve managed to split my finger open, and let me tell you, wearing these is much nicer than using super glue to close your finger😅 While these were super comfortable, the holes _are_ positioned such that a needle tip can sneak through from time to time. I definitely recommend these though, especially if you’re working with larger gauge needles. I’ll probably be buying a set of flexible thimbles from this vendor that have a closed tip, though, because US3s are my sweet spot.

Helps me grip and pull the needle through when hand sewing through thick fabric. Keeps my fingers from getting sore. Like that is has 3 different sizes. Although small couple of my fingers seem to be between sizes.

Perhaps my technique is poor but when I crochet I use my index fingernail. In addition to developing blood blisters (ewww) around the nail, my fingernail began to get that "prying away" feeling and worse, was being lifted up. Striations of ....blood appeared under the nail. I love crocheting at night. These guards slip nicely on the index finger. I put a piece of yarn inside to make them fit more tightly. Now - no more finger problems. They work much, much better than bandaids.