Dritz 166 Adjustable Thimble, One Size Fits All, Neutral

Such a relief to find my favorite thimble.

I have different types of thimbles and this cheap plastic one is my favorite!

I didn't realize this was hard plastic - I expected it to be a little bit flexible/gummy. It works but it is uncomfortable to wear on my finger.

As expected. I already have 1 and was getting another in case I need it. Hard plastic works for me.

Standard plastic quilting thimble. Suitable for any finger and those who wear acrylics.

Unfortunately, this thimble broke the first time I tried to adjust and use it. It is not made of a flexible material.

I am a quilter and have used every kind of thimble imaginable. This is the only thimble that works for me. I have purchased two of them. The first one was purchased at a local quilt shop. I loved it so much that I went back several months later to purchase another because I was afraid of losing it and wanted to have a second one on hand. The store did not carry this product anymore so I was elated to find it on Amazon. I intend to purchase a couple more because this is the only thimble I will ever use.

This thimble is not really "one size fits all" I have pretty large fingers and have followed the directions and tried other things several times and have decided I just can't use this. My mother gave it to me because she didn't like the way it felt either (and she has much slimmer fingers)If you have LARGER FINGERS: Stick with Dritz (same company this is from) They have essentially the same thing BUT made from metal. WELL WORTH the extra money. It is marked as a medium but is MUCH larger and can be pressed in and sized down if need be.If you have small fingers this may be a good choice.