Long Copper Compression Gloves for Women and Men, Fingerless Medical Hand Compression Gloves, Hand Support for Carpal Tunnel, Rheumatoid, Tendonitis, Edema

Son buenos funcionaron muy muy bien. Pero a la semana se rompieron. La costura suelta total.

I have bought three pairs over the years and wear them daily while working. My only issue is that I wish they came in an X-small. I have a desk job, and these have been a lifesaver. They do not roll down and are not hot.

Feels good but the top on your arm rolls down constantly

Poor fit. Wouldn't stay on the bicep, kept rolling down

I get hand pain when driving for more than an hour or two, ranging from sore thumbs to cramping in my palm. I've tried adjusting my steering wheel, my seat, and my driving stance, but none of those steps did much for me... so I decided to try these compression gloves. I have used shorter gloves for computer work when my hands get tired from using the mouse and keyboard, but I needed something that would apply compression throughout my palms and into my wrists to deal with my driving pain.I was skeptical because these are inexpensive, and I don't buy into the whole "copper infused" theory... but they were one of the better-rated and more affordable pairs on Amazon, so I figured I'd give them a try.I'm glad I did! I have used them during a 10 hour road trip to Vermont (from Virginia) and several to visit family who live 4-5 hours away by car, and I never once experienced finger pain or cramping in my hands, even when I drove in stretches of 4 or more hours.My only real complaint is of fit... these are nearly perfect for me, but I had to buy the largest size available--they're listed as being unisex, mind you--and they are a *TIGHT* fit. I'm built fairly thin and don't have large forearms and only average sized palms for my size, and these gloves don't exactly just slide on. I have to scrunch them down, gradually pull them up, and so forth, to get them on. But they extend to just above my elbows and stay in place and don't slide back down during the drive, and they apply a lot of compression to be as thin as they are. The fingers could be a hair shorter, for what it's worth, as they extend up to my first knuckle--I just need them to keep compression on my palm and wrist, but I'm quibbling. Breathability is good given the tight fit; I chalk that up to the thinness of the fabric itself.As for durability and quality, I haven't noticed any issues with the seams yet--no popped threads or anything like that despite how tight of a fit they are--but I haven't washed them yet, either. I'd suggest a cold water, delicate cycle wash, possibly in a laundry bag, and air drying them because they're synthetic, and you don't want to damage the fabric.They worked so well for me that I got my wife a pair (a size smaller, which is still maybe a bit too large on her) as she experiences similar wrist pain when driving--and she loves them, too!One last note: I haven't noticed any interior tags, which I had seen some reviewers complaining about--maybe they've stopped including them, which would be a good improvement. There's nothing that makes them uncomfortable.