Novawo Wool Blend Fingerless Gloves Soft Arm Warmers Flexible Typing Gloves

these are the best yet.....most comfortable, warm, well wearing.....(had 2 other pair for over two years and finally used them for everything, arthritis) my only beef, the thumb hole is too small but I took them to a seamstress and she made them larger. Thank you.

I ordered several from different sellers. These were the best very soft.

These are just about perfect! They're snug and don't shift around like some fingerless gloves I've tried. And they're warm. But they pill a lot. It does warn you that they might pill, but it seems excessive. That being said, I'm still glad I found them and I would buy them again.

Love these! Exactly what I wanted. I live in Minnesota and my hands are so gross and dry and cracked in the winter from the cold + washing my hands all the time (my mom calls them my "crab hands" because they turn bright red from irritation). I am 36 and my hands look like a 60 year old's hands because of how dry the are! These are sooooo soft and comfy, I hardly remember I'm wearing them. They lock in the moisture I apply to my hands too. Definitely buying a few more pairs right nowwww.

Perfect for keeping my hands warm when I type.

Given as a gift to someone who often has cold hands while sitting at the computer. The gift was appreciated and they seemed decent quality to me. They felt soft and looked comfortable.

Great quality, I’ll get more.

I have an autoimmune disease and I have Raynaud's as a result of that. Raynaud's is a condition where you need to keep your hands and fingers warm or they can turn white then blue from a lack of blood circulation. It's painful and uncomfortable and dangerous and it's important to keep these attacks to a minimum. So for me, I am always on the search for useful gloves and mittens when the weather turns cold. Note that I live in a warm climate - so I am not talking freezing temperatures. For freezing temperatures I would need something more like those mittens or gloves that warm up. Saying that, a simple trip to the supermarket can often trigger a Raynaud's attack. So I am always wearing some sort of gloves and I really like the ones that have the tips of the fingers open because they're easier to use - whether it's just holding onto things or when you want to use your devices like cell phones or touch tablets. The fingerless gloves I normally wear are warmies - they look similar to these but they are a little heavier and they have a little pocket inside where you can place little heat packets (you can find them online or in ski or sport shops) where you just rip the packets open, expose them to the air and put them in the pocket. They work well enough but I thought I'd try these because sometimes I find those a little unwieldy and don't always remember to have them around. These are actually quite nice- they are thin enough so that you can easily wear them and go about your day. They also help keep my hands warm. On the negative side, their thinness and the large openings, especially around the thumb left too much skin open to the elements. That is a problem for me as far as wearing them outside in the cold, but they fine, in fact great for inside. If you don't have Raynaud's, and your issue with cold fingers isn't that bad, this might be a 5 star buy for you. But if you need something that truly keeps your hands warm, I am afraid these don't fit the bill. Note - I am a female with smallish hands and these fit me perfectly. The picture gave me the impression that they went further up my arm but they don't, they really only go just past your wrists but that's actually what is shown in the picture. Just be aware of that.

soft stitch, very comfortable. I wear these at my desk at work when hands get a bit chilly. The grey goes with everything quite nicely.

Very comfy, fast delivery

$16 for something that even didn’t last a week. I wore it only 3 times and it looks like I had it for years . Very disappointed !