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The Best Typing Gloves For Cold Hands and Fingers
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The Best Typing Gloves For Cold Hands and Fingers

The Best Typing Gloves For Cold Hands and Fingers

$52.00

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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.

 

Customer Reviews

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Anonymous

These are by far the best gloves available anywhere for a particular purpose: needing to wear gloves without the downsides of wearing gloves. My dexterity, touchscreen ability, and even sense of touch are majorly unaffected (I'm one of the few who feels out the F & J bumps on a keyboard, and I'm perfectly able to wearing these). They're thin enough they also don't overheat when it's not cold out, wicking away sweat better than any gloves I've used. I feel no need to take these off for regular tasks at all. While acting like bare hands, nothing I touch gets fingerprints, my skin is decently protected, and you can't see an inch of it underneath.

I highly recommend these for not only typing, but a variety of theatric and technical hobbies you'd want coverage without losing function. Cosplay, theater, magic tricks, anonymity in hand videos, 3d printing (for skin oils), and Maimai, just to name a few. These are the closest real life thing to cartoon unobtainium gloves that mystically seem not to get in the way any of the time. I've been looking a long time for gloves like these, and I'm very glad to say I've found them. I know a lot of people are, too, which is why I'm leaving this review.

And for anyone who has doubts they can be used to type quickly on shallow keyboards, or with strange typing styles, like I did, I've attached a video of myself using them after almost no adjustment.

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BobSemple

These gloves do what is claimed. Plus, they work on touchscreens. I ordered the wrong size in Australia from a local merchant. Replaced without hassle from the American source company.
Bob Semple

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Lori Stanley

I have scleroderma and my fingers are very crooked. Hard to find a glove flexible enough to fit. I also have Raynauld’s and I need my hands covered when cold, but most gloves don’t provide touch access for devices while wearing them. These gloves are so comfortable. I’m going to by another pair to put I’m both vehicles. This is an awesome product!

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Anonymous

Day 3 of wearing the gloves and one of the seams has already split. Good concept, but this pair at least is not well put together

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Anonymous

They fit well and keep my hands warm. I haven’t been able to test them out in cold weather. Typing works, but it does add a bit of bulk to your fingertips.

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