I used these gloves for comfort during my time of enduring a reoccurring pain in my hands due to an injury. They really provided a good amount of compression to my hands keeping the pain in the joints to a minimum. They feel nice and the fingerless tips makes them even more comfortable and doesn't interfere with me doing certain things in which using one's finger would be necessary; like texting for instance. The package comes with two gloves; one for the left and a right hand. They fit perfectly and provided the necessary compression to alleviate pain. I also like the way they look. They remind me of the hands on the 'Black Spider Man' suit. Pretty sleek and stylish. The quality is nice and they should last for a long time, even with washing.

These copper-infused compression gloves were somehow disappointing to me but it's my mistake. I thought these would focus more on the wrist. They provided almost no real support to my painful wrist which is where i actually need the support. Only slight pressure around my fingers, which isn’t where I needed it most. Again my mistake for ordering gloves and expecting it to work for my wrist. Idk how i missed that detail. There's alot of compression on the fingers part. I expected more structure or tension, especially around the joints. If you’re looking for actual relief or joint stabilization, these aren’t it. They are more for fingers. That being said, I still gave this 5 stars because it delivered on what it said: compression GLOVE. So it wasn't falsely advertised i just failed to pay attention. Reviews are supposed to be based on the product, what the product promised, if it delivered, and functionality. Not consumer negligence. So therefore, although this didn't deliver on what i thought it would/wanted, it delivered on what it advertised.

These are nice compression gloves with a firm but comfortable fit. The medium fits true-to-size and is easy to slip on. The compression amount feels just right. They help with pain and swelling, but the effects tend to be subtle rather than a complete solution to the issue. They provide mild comfort and relief to help take your mind off any feelings of discomfort so you can go about your daily tasks more effectively. They're great for computer work, gardening and household tasks. The material is soft and easy to wash on cold with hang dry. I would suggest this for anyone going through hand issues, as it has made a difference in my daily hand comfort levels.

These compression fingerless gloves does offer some support. As someone with small hands, I am able to fit in these gloves easy. It does stretch a bit but I don't think it will fit larger hands. The copper fiber seems more like the no-slip rubber paddings, but they do help support the hand. As far as helping with arthritis, carpal tunnel, or pain, I feel it can help some as it does offer some support, however I cannot confirm it does anything more than offer some structural support. Nevertheless, for its price, I find these gloves to be an excellent value that does offer some hang support.

We got these for my daughter to give her wrists extra support. She absolutely loves them. They help alleviate some of the pain appear to help with blood flow. However, she's worn them a little everyday for a couple weeks and they are already showing signs of wear. I would say if you only need them for some kind of recovery, then they are great. I wouldn't count on them lasting for a long period of time.

Carp al tunn el syndro me, neuralg ia, some arthrit is...man, I have a lot of things going on with my hands, and sometimes they just hurt. I started wearing compression gloves overnight about a year or so ago to help alleviate the dull ache, pins and needles, and itchiness I often feel, especially at night. This pair of black copper compression gloves seems to work as well or nearly as well as my previous pair. They are fingerless so I can still type or scroll on my phone while wearing them, and they have grippy lines on the palm so I can pick up a glass of water without its slipping out of my hands. These gloves feel lighter and thinner than my last pair, but they are comfortable and, while I haven't had them for very long yet, they seem to do the trick. They're priced well, too.

I have small hands and for a while have had some joint pain. I wanted a new pair of compression gloves to ease the pain. I don't know if it was my mistake or the fault of the product page at the time I placed the order, but these gloves come in different sizes. I need small but received large. While the gloves fit, because they are large, there is zero compression on my small hands. But that's not even my big problem with the gloves. What I really dislike is the rubberized / no-skid patches in the palms. Think of yoga socks. I don't like that. I could understand the non-slip rubber on fingered gloves, but since the fingertips are exposed in these, I don't need extra grip support. I guess for someone with bad arthritis, the extra grip support is necessary and helpful. For me, it's annoying.

These Luxadar copper compression gloves have been really helpful for relieving hand fatigue during long periods of typing and repetitive work. The fit is perfect, offering just the right level of compression without being too tight. The fingerless design is convenient for using a phone, keyboard, or doing tasks that need precision. The fabric is soft, breathable, and feels well constructed. The only reason I am giving four stars instead of five is because I did not notice any clear benefit from the copper fibers. The gloves work well for support and circulation, but the copper aspect seems mostly cosmetic or promotional. If you are buying them for the compression alone, they do the job very well. I am kinda skeptical that there is even any copper in here other than on the brand name near the wrist of the glove but I’ll just have to believe them for now. Just know the copper probably doesn’t make much of a difference if it is indeed woven into the glove. They are still a solid option for anyone with hand strain or light joint stiffness. Just do not expect the copper to make a big difference on its own. Also as for sizing: if you happen to know what size latex gloves you wear (that fit well, not loosely) that size will be the same size as what you need for these gloves.

I ordered these for my mom with tingly fingers. They're quite grippy with the lines of silicone across the palm. Good quality for the price. We shall see how long they last... Luxadar UPDATED Fingerless Compression Gloves

I was looking for some mild compression gloves for my hands when my fibromyalgia acted up. These copper infused compression gloves are amazing with light compression when first put on and then the level increases as I move my hands and wrists. They help me control the pain level in my hands when I need to work on projects around the house or when I'm at the computer. The grip lines on the palms of the gloves give me confidence that I won't be dropping anything. My son's cats also love it when I pet them while wearing the gloves since the grip lines help clear their fur. I can easily run them under the faucet to clear the fur from the gloves and they will dry quickly. I'll be getting another set to keep up at work since they keep my hands from feel tired and hurting.

I purchased these gloves because I have tendinitis in my thumb. I ordered a size large and I should’ve ordered a medium. While they don’t provide as much compression as I would like, they are providing enough compression to provide relief for my thumb. I’ll be ordering them in a smaller size. I will say if I leave them on too long, my hands start to throb a little bit. It has nothing to do with the gloves, just something to do with my hands.

Different construction from other compression gloves I wear.I do like the lighter copper infused fabric and the length of the wrist band is beneficial for wrist pain.Open finger design is more comfortable when wearing during daily activities, not so much when sleeping when painful finger knuckles need compression and warmth. I do not know yet if the addition of copper will increase pain relief, that may take time and I hope these gloves will wash and wear well.. some of the stitching around the finger and thumb tops is loose enough to fray, the little finger is not so snug as others and flares slightly even after wearing just 2 days.

I have tendinitis in my thumbs and carpal tunnel in my right wrist due to overuse of my hands. Desperate to find some relief from the constant aches, I decided to try these gloves. They are helpful in providing light compression for my wrist and palm area but I find that the fingers are too short to reach the last joint of my thumb, where the pain is pretty bad. For people with pain more in the knuckle or wrist area, this might be sufficient but not for me. I do like the soft material and grippy strips on the gloves though so as a compromise, when I do wear these gloves, I wrap my the last joint of my thumb with a stretchy fabric bandaid to provide compression there. These gloves are great, just wish the finger covers were longer.

I was about to give this 3 stars for shady selling practices. I should but I am getting some use out of them. First, they are not compression as you think compression should be. They offer some support, yes, but if you're thinking of compression socks, this is NOT it. The review says these are medium, but I ordered the Small/Medium, which was the only smallest option at the time. The box says S/M, as well. I would take a small but they did not offer this. However, if you're experiencing an injury and need support but not pressure, these would be perfect. I selected these because my daughter is experiences pre-carpal tunnel and her doctor wanted her to get something temporarily until she could get the more expensive medical gloves. Her doctor actually suggested I select these when I messaged her. I wanted a pair for myself, as well, for all the typing I do as well as an old wrist injury. Once again, they cannot function alone as compression gloves, BUT they do offer support without painful restriction on injuries. Also, they work well with the medical carpal tunnel gloves. I would suggest if you're getting these for an injury, they are worth the price. If for carpal tunnel or circulation aids, absolutely not. The shady advertising? The original price was cheaper and then they supposedly re-released as an 'updated' version. There is no difference. I bought the updated version for myself and there is no difference.

Does not provide any compression basically a fingerless average glove

I am honest believer in the copper gloves. They help my hands. Thank you

Fits well and looks good, however, for me, not very strong or supportive enough for my need/use.

If you are looking for a nice pair of open fingered gloves for typing or whatever, these would be great. If you are looking for almost no compression, these would be great. If you are looking for actual compression, keep looking.

Work amazingly well. Also received quickly.

These were nice, but I returned them only because they kept riding up my wrist.

I was skeptical. My coworker told me about them and I bought 2 pair, both gifts that I was saving. My wrist was throbbing, but needed to keep working, so I put one on, thinking 'well, let's see' And I am pleased to report, that already my wrist feels so much better. So, now I'll have to order another pair:) to replace the gift that I just stole