⚡ Steady hands, unstoppable you — conquer tremors with confidence!
The Noah Baby Weighted Gloves feature a patent-pending adjustable weight system with four removable bags, designed to reduce hand tremors and improve grip stability. Crafted from lightweight polyester with an open-palmed design, these gloves enhance fine motor skills and provide customizable support for Parkinson’s patients and anyone seeking better hand control during daily activities.
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 6.58 x 4.96 x 1.34 inches |
Package Weight | 0.74 Kilograms |
Brand Name | Noah Baby |
Color | Black |
Material | Polyester |
Suggested Users | Unisex-Adult |
Number of Items | 2 |
Manufacturer | Noah Baby |
Part Number | LW1116 |
Style | M Pair |
Size | Medium |
Sport Type | Walking |
K**R
Hand tremors no more
They work amazingly. My FIL loved them, he was able to steady his hands from the tremors, and actually walk with a walker all by himself at his mobile park. Very nice quality. I highly recommend.
B**.
Comfort, size and weight
For me, I would have liked that extra weights could be added or removed as the persons therapy progrogressed. I'm going to go back and see what other tremor hand products are available and check them out. but the the pair I have are helping me. Though somewhat uncomfortable after wearing them all day.
H**Y
Good for Essential Tremors
Finally a variable hand weight for adults that works!
D**D
It is easy to wearing
That is OK
F**5
Weighted gloves for tremors.
Product is well made.
C**T
Excellent feeling - great control of tremors.
I am impressed with these gloves. My hands feel so much better! Only wish there was a way to catch the end of the strap that is left hanging because I have a small wrist. Any suggestions?
R**K
One of the worst purchase from Amazon
How do I start. Product came in a damaged box so no instructions on how to wash, didn't work for me purchased this because I have tremors didn't help at all!Amazon what's going on you use to be the best not so much anymore.
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