Drawing Glove Medium Size

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.

Good fit, does what it advertises.

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.

Among the gloves I’ve tested for writing notes, which I do often since my hands get warm during long writing sessions. This one stands out for its comfort. The size felt perfect. It’s perfectly light, not overly tight, and there is no annoying pressure on my fingers when wearing it. The price is also very reasonable for the quality of the material. However, the lack of full palm rejection is a complete dealbreaker for me. The glove sometimes triggers accidental touch inputs from the underside of my hand. If I press down or move naturally, it interferes with my notes, making it unreliable for daily use. Additionally, I found that combining a drawing glove with a paper-feel screen protector just doesn't work for my style. The glove removes too much friction, leaving me with no grip on a surface that is supposed to feel tactile. It’s a great-fitting glove np doubt, but only if you don't mind the lack of palm rejection.

Comfortable and does its job!

Love these gloves. They are not loose like some cheaper kinds out there. They simply glide on your screen. Not too slippery and not too rough. They are also very comfortable.

Finding gear that actually fits can be a real struggle when you have big hands, but I’ve been really pleased with how these digital drawing gloves perform. I was initially worried they might be too tight or restrictive, but they fit me pretty well. The material has a nice bit of elasticity to it, which is the key—that stretch allows the glove to contour to my hand without feeling like it’s cutting off circulation during long sketching sessions.

Feels more comfortable the average drawing gloves, however I ordered a two pack and only received one glove. The return policy is too much of a hassle for $6, so guess Im not getting the other one. Good product though.

good

These gloves are perfect for sketching on paper, but they don't have palm rejection if you are using a tablet. They say to use for the art tablet, but only for smooth gliding and not smudging with hand oils. I don't recommend using for the tablet, but excellent for sketching on paper.

Me gusta la comodidad que brinda la tela con la capacidad de movimiento en la mano.

Love using them.

At first it was good but, the heat can goes through the glove and just making it pointless