JURUAA Mens Sunblock Fingerless Gloves Summer UV Protection Driving Cotton Gloves

My dermatologist recommended of wearing them for prevention after I had a case of skin cancer on the back of my right hand.I was somewhat skeptical because I assumed they’d be either restrictive, uncomfortable, and garish looking or be so flimsy and cheaply stitched as to fall apart under daily use. However, to my pleasant surprise, they are comfortable and reasonable durable for a glove designed to be very lightweight and allow easy movement while still providing sun protection. Tip: Order you normal size and expect they’ll be tight when you first wear them but they will stretch out and conform after a bit of use and then be very comfortable (loose gloves that you wear for daily use are not very effective in grasping, holding, writing, and doing most things requiring dexterity.Tip: If you have a cell phone with a touch screen, buy the fingerless versions. Long finger versions have friction pads on the tips to help, but newer cell phones only react to skin touch (moisture and skin surface characteristics). Otherwise, you’ll be pulling the one on your dominant hand off and on over and over.They are easy to don (takes a few wearings before they stretch and somewhat mold very comfortably to your hand and then are a pleasure to wear). They have proved over six months of almost daily wear outside in the sun to be reasonably durable — they are not designed to be work or heavier dress gloves; their function is outside sun protection with as little discomfort and free hand action as possible. In short, they are well made but designed to be light and flexible, which means as thin a material as can be used with stitching that’s well done, but not with the material or heavier threads that a work glove would have. Bottom line: they are designed for daily wear outside in driving, walking and hiking, and other in-sun activities, so they will, of course, wear out and need replacement at intervals (determined by how often you wear them — which should be frequently for skin cancer prevention).Mine are under daily use are still reasonable good looking and held together for several months now, but I expect that I will need to replace them as necessary — the price is right for that kind of use and preventing skin cancer is priceless.Just one hint: wash them out by hand using Woolite or other mild material cleaning soap, rinse thoroughly, pat excess moisture out with paper towels, and then air dry — it will extend their use a lot. Another tip: buy three pair as a minimum: alternate the daily wear of two of them and then keep the third as the first replacement.I actually prefer to have them on when outside now and wish I had done this YEARS before to avoid skin cancer on the continually exposed back of hands (especially when driving in direct sun) and to prevent those dark spots and splotches on the back of hands from long-term direct sun exposure.And as far as cosmetics, the beige color is light enough where they don’t stand out much, especially outside in direct sun (and even less as the color fades over exposure).

I have a sensitivity to sun and wanted a glove that protected my skin. These did the trick, and at an affordable price. Fit was as advertised; I measured my hand at a bit over nine inches and the glove fits comfortably. The cotton is forgiving so I think it would work well for the size range the manufacturer specifies. Once I saw I was happy with one pair, I ordered a second pair so I can have backup when I wash them. I'm happy to recommend these gloves.

work great. Would buy again

FINALLY! Gloves I can use at my computer all day. Long story short, I'm a computer programmer so I'm on my computer 8+ hours a day. After 25+ years of using my mouse and keyboard non-stop, I developed this weird tingling sensation whenever my palm SKIN touches my mouse... very annoying and uncomfortable. I decided I'd try to wear a glove on my hand and, it worked, but the gloves I tried prevented mobility and/or were uncomfortable. I tried golf gloves, compression gloves, you name it. The golf gloves didn't allow me to type and the compression gloves were just too constraining for extended use. THESE gloves are amazing. Very lightweight and comfortable with good little grippy bumps on the palm, and fingerlets (I don't know what to call them) that are not restraining at all so I can type as if I am not wearing gloves at all. I just ordered 2 more pair in case they go off Amazon for some reason. I'm PSYCHED! :-)

I am a woman with trigger finger and poor circulation. My trigger finger splints often slide off in my sleep or if I move my hands quickly. I wanted a pair of gloves that would fit over my splints and hold them in place, be fingerless so I can keep an eye on my circulation in my hands as well as still use my phone, and still be breathable since I'll be wearing them a lot. These gloves tick all of those boxes! I searched out men's gloves so the fingers would be roomier to accommodate the finger splints and these are perfect. The mesh material runs across the palm and around the thumb,along the gloves very breathable. As a bonus the upper palm and lower fingers are covered with a grid of little rubber dots so gripping things like my phone is easy and I don't have to worry too much about fumbling things while wearing these gloves. The finger openings were a little restrictive for my needs but I was able to stretch them out easily. I and VERY satisfied with these gloves!

The gloves are nice and thin. They are exactly what I was looking for when I walk my dog for added hand protection from the elements. I like how un-bulky they are and they grip well. I don’t even feel like I am wearing gloves. Time will tell how well they hold up under daily use. They would make nice winter driving gloves too, so I will probably order another pair for that purpose, but I’m going to wait a bit longer to see how my current pair hold up.

These have a decent feel to them while worn, I was worried they might be tight around the fingers or back of the hand, but I was wrong. The rubber grips also give them a sturdy hold on most things.That said, you get what you pay for, and unfortunately, the threading on the end of some of the fingers was a little loose when they arrived. They haven't gotten any worse since I got them a few months ago, but it's certainly noticable that they could come undone at any time.

cheaply made...…..must be in China. I wear a medium size, this glove fits like I had gorilla hands. When I grab the steering wheel, there is so much give that it makes it unsafe to drive with so much slack.The center of the glove has a very rough texture so that you can grab the wheel, however, they forgot or did not design a liner inside. Therefore the same rough texture rubs against your palm. It feels like sandpaper. You have to wrap your hands with fabric or tape then put this glove on so that you can protect your hands.I would not buy again nor recommend you to waste your money. Spend the money and get a better quality driving glove.

Me gusto lo liviano y el hecho que se pueda usar en toda ocasion

if you drive a lot in sunny weather these Arte a must; also for nordic walkers wishing to save their hands from sun and blisters they are ideal

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