Wrist Thumb Compression Arthritis Gloves(1 Pair),Breathable Wrist Support Brace Wrist Sleeve with Gel Thumb Injury Pads,Comfortable Carpal Tunnel Sleeve for Hand Thumb Wrist Joint Relieve Pain

Gloves easy to put on yet fits snugly while you use your hand.

I badly sprained my thumb. My doctor recommended gentle support without the firmness of a spica splint. I like this item because of the compression pad at the base of the thumb, which is exactly where my pain is. This is a decent support and although I don't use it for the wrist, it offers compression support at the wrist. I gave it 4 stars because it rubs at the "snuffbox" or the webbing between the thumb and the index finger so badly that I have to wear an additional sleeve underneath it to protect my skin. Otherwise, I would recommend this to anyone with a minor wrist sprain or a mild to moderate thumb sprain.Pros:+It's made of soft material that washes well. I accidentally ran it through a gentle cycle when it was mistakenly left in my pile of laundry. It did beautifully and when it needs washed again, I'll probably purposefully put it in the gentle cycle again.+I really like the gel pad that falls at the base of the thumb. It offers just the right amount of extra compression where I need it most without significantly restricting my movement (which is limited anyway). I think that gel pad is primarily responsible for my comfort level. I have spica splints, ace wraps, kinesiotape, you name it. This glove has become my go-to because I am most comfortable in it.Cons:-The part of the glove that lays at the "snuffbox," which is the webbing between the thumb and the index finger, rubs horribly. The first couple of times I wore this glove, I got very sore and sensitive there to the point where I couldn't wear anything to support my thumb. Fortunately, I had some thin fingerless gloves that I use as a soft of "sleeve" to protect that area of the hand. If I didn't have a means to protect the area, my rating likely would have been lower. As it is, I found an option to make it work for me, but I warn anyone considering this glove that you may experience significant chafing between the thumb and the index finger.-Lastly, and certainly not a deal-breaker, I find the wrist compression a little tight. I suppose it was designed for that, but as I am primarily using it for my thumb and not the wrist, I don't really like how tight it is. When I take it off, my wrist is indented and wrinkled from the sleeve that's underneath it. I include it only so that potential buyers are aware that the wrist compression is stronger than I had expected.

Nice I like it

I jammed my thumb many years ago and now I have arthritis in that area. Is too tight around the wrist and not enough around the thumb area, I'll give it a chance see where it goes from there?

i really loke these. they are good quality and it stops my thumbs from hurting. valarie goodwin

Comfortable, makes a difference for me. Love the padding on the thumb.

I have hyper mobile joints and bought these to help keep my thumbs in socket while doing art.The compression is so much at the top on my thumbs that I lose feeling in them but they don't provide enough support at the lower joint. The only places that provide much compression are where the bands are at the wrist and thumb. The top part that touches the palm of your hand is loose and open. They're also already starting to fall apart. I've worn them for maybe a total of 6 hours because I can't wear them for long periods of time without losing feeling in my thumbs. The cut off it is also a bit odd, it cuts across the palm of my hand in a weird spot.

I train BJJ and had a good gash on my hand I needed to keep covered. The tape kept coming off then the bandage. Couldn’t keep it covered and I didn’t want an infection from training. Used this, it was great. Did the job to keep the bandage from coming off.