KJ C
I really do love this glove, it works the way I wanted it to (I use only one at the moment, for sensory issues and because only one of my hands has the most trouble staying warm). My only complaint is that they don't seem durable long term, for everyday use. I got a pair for xmas in 2025, and by Jan-Feb it was already falling apart :( -- it's great that they are snug, and have textured grip on the fingers and palm. They don't stay snug unless you wash them by hand (which you should do any way because of germs!). Thanks for making this
CLEARANCE: Version 2 - The Writer's Glove® - Thin, Warm Gloves for Typing
Anonymous
Really excellent customer service which sent me a replacement for the correct size right away. These are really great and help me a lot with working in an office all day.
The Writer's Glove® - Thin, Warm Gloves for Typing (Graphene + Grippy)
Anonymous
These gloves work well for typing and for touchscreens. They are warm enough for my cold hands. The instructions for how to measure for fit are accurate. I am between a large and extra large and chose the large because I didn't want the fingertips to have any slack. These are snug. The material is slightly stretchy.
The Writer's Glove® - Thin, Warm Gloves for Typing (Graphene + Grippy)
BradR
My wife's Raynauds is getting worse. She's at a point where being outside in even moderately cold weather is a problem. We were looking for gloves she could use at work (if it's cold inside she can still type) and when it's too cold for bare hands but not cold enough for winter gloves. I am SO glad we found these. She likes them so much we ordered a second pair for when one is in the wash. This was an excellent purchase. Thank you so much for creating them!
The Writer's Glove® - Thin, Warm Gloves for Typing (Graphene + Grippy)
Mikki Washburn
as described compression gloves help neuropathy
The Writer's Glove® - Thin, Warm Gloves for Typing (Graphene + Grippy)