The Best Typing Gloves For Cold Hands and Fingers
The Best Typing Gloves For Cold Hands and Fingers
Thin, full finger typing gloves designed for warmth and dexterity.
The Writer's Glove® is designed to keep your cold hands and fingers warm while you type on computer keyboards.
It took three years to bring this third version of The Writer's Glove to you. It was worth the wait.
- Even warmer and more durable fabric, thanks to cutting-edge graphene (new)
- Grips for securely holding a mouse, cup of coffee, etc. (new)
- A more comfortable wrist design (new)
- Patent-pending fingertips to help you "feel" the keys as you type—no seams getting in the way!
- Touchscreen capabilities on all five fingers
- Double thickness on the back of the glove for even more warmth without sacrificing productivity
- Great performance on laptop trackpads—including MacBooks!
These thin, warm, gloves fit like a second skin, allowing you to stay productive at home, the office, or wherever you need to get work done.
They're great for:
- Office workers
- Writers/editors
- Students
- Scientists
- IT workers
- Gamers/Esports
- Photographers
- Anyone with cold hands!
Although this product doesn't treat these conditions, people with Raynaud's Syndrome, chronic hyperhidrosis, dermatillomania, trichotillomania, chemotherapy side effects, and neuropathy have said they find these gloves useful, too.
Materials Information
Gloves contain nylon, Spandex, polyester, cotton, copper, silicone, and graphene. Designed for indoor use. Vegan. The Writer's Glove, LLC, is a USA company. Made in the PRC.
They don't really keep my fingers warm. Maybe the designers didn't imagine how cold my office gets! It has slowed my typing down somewhat because it's slightly more difficult to feel the keys through the tips of the gloves.
Poorly made. couple of fingers squint. made for a womans hands, fingers fine but wrist too tight.
No use for raynauds
These are a life saver! My mum is an office worker who has cold fingers and this is a blessing for her work, and helps her stay warm during winter days. Couldn't recommend enough!
These gloves are fantastic - fast and free shipping to Australia, comfortable, able to touch type on a laptop and mechanical keyboard without feeling restricted and no issues using a touchscreen. Gently snug and help protect from the pain of chilblains.
First of all, on the service part, it is definitely a 5-star plus service. I made a mistake with my initial order and, without requesting it, I received a new pair, which fit me much, much better.
That said, I'm not getting what I expected from the gloves. On the plus side, they are very comfortable. I can use them with my phone and with any touchscreen.
I do have a bit of a problem with the edge of a phone when I'm trying to move windows, slide windows up; it doesn't always work, but I will blame that on my screen and on one of the comments I will make a bit later.
The non-slip palms work very well. When I work with them, I don't feel as constrained as when I used to work with winter gloves. I did what many people do: I bought winter gloves, cut little holes in them, and used those to work, but it didn't always do what I wanted.
One thing I have found is that the tips of my fingers continue to be cold, and I'm not really sure how to fix that. The writer's glove did not fix it. Working with wool or polyester gloves does not work either. However, when I put on those knitted gloves, my hand overall feels warmer.
I'm not sure if it's because I don't put the gloves on systematically when I'm at my keyboard, so my hands have time to get cold and then they can't warm up once I put the gloves on.
The real test will come this fall and this winter. In the winter time, my hands usually turn white because they become so cold in my office. We'll see this winter, when I have the gloves on, if that is still the case. If not, then they will have fixed the biggest problem I have during cold weather.
