Artist Glove for Drawing Tablet Artist's Drawing Glove with Two Fingers for Graphics Drawing Tablet (1 Unit of Free Size, Good for Right Hand or Left Hand)

The media could not be loaded. It's a really nice product. I was using a glove I cut the fingers off of which worked well but made my hand sweat quite a bit. I'm a 22 year old woman with small hands, my fingers are on the shorter side. I chose an XS and the fingers are still a few mm's too long but again, my fingers are quite short, so i'm planning on tailoring it myself. Because the design doesn't wrap around the nook of your thumb (like the other glove I pictured in my video) it does have a gap in-between the palm and glove when you bend your hand. Again that's just an inherent part of these glove's designs, and doesn't interfere with drawing on a tablet whatsoever as long as it fits correctly. I would recommend the XS to anyone with small hands and short to average length fingers. It's quite nice honestly I find myself wearing it even after I'm done using my tablet.

I use a Pencil with an iPad to make image updates in Affinity Photo. I rest my hand on the iPad screen and don't pay attention to pressure from my hand. I know what the advertising *says* about palm rejection, but I find that hand movements can easily mess up work. This is particularly true with third party software like AstroPad, and especially with non-Apple Pencils/styluses.This glove solves those problems. It's very light to wear. I also find it very easy to free the two protected fingers, and to cover them again, without the need to remove the glove. If you are having the slightest problem with imperfect palm rejection, this is the solution.

It helped me draw and I was very grateful for it! it didn't fit too well and was pretty lose. But other than that, I really liked it and it helped me!

I bought the small size even though I'm adult woman because I have very small hands. The small fit perfectly. The glove works better than I hoped. My hand slides along my tablet smoothly. Before using this glove I would tense up, trying not to make too much contact with the tablet, as I drew. I had no idea how uncomfortable I was until I finally relaxed using this glove. As far as overall quality, the stitching seems sturdy. I've used it every day for nearly 3 weeks and it is holding up just fine.

I got this to go with my first graphics tablet as I saw some people use them. I thought it was necessary. I'm not sure it is. I am an average woman, 5'4" and it fit my hand very well. Thing is that I'm not sure it's needed and the adjustment to drawing on a tablet is big enough without the weirdness of wearing this too. Not sure if I'll keep it or not. But it fits and is soft.

I use this for my digital tablet.100% prevents smudging on the screen which is awesome! I bought a medium but apparently that is quite a bit larger than I expected... About 1 cm of extra space at my finger tips, but that's not really an issue (and that's probably on me and I should have thought to size down). A lot better too big than too small.Couldn't help but notice going back at the pictures that these aren't quite.... the same stitching? Even the pictures have different stitching which is kinda funny :P oh well... But the material feels a little cheap and there were quite a few loose stitches which was disappointing but eh...Though in the end, I have to say it does its job :D

The reMarkable tablet uses a Wacom style pen to write and draw on it's textured surface. After a while, hand residue builds up on the pen and screen, removing the paper-like feel of the writing experience. The glove helps keep the screen and pen nib clean, maintaining the nice textured feel of the tablet. It also allows the hand to glide across the surface for smoother artwork.

I’ve had this for roughly six months now and it’s not my favorite. Let me explain:I bought the product because, although other reviews cautioned against the need for one of these unless planning to make work digitally daily, I was still having issues with my sweaty nubs greasin up my canvas as I worked. Seemed like a good solution/ didn’t really enjoy wipin the screen down constantly/ look how cool your hand looks with some of the fingers sticking out of this futuristic glove!But none of that vision came to be and those who came before me had it correct. The glove is a strange fit first off. I don’t mean it’s too big or too small; I mean it’s sewn as if my fingers as supposed to be shaped like half eaten Slim Jim’s. The wrist is awkwardly placed also, pretty clear it’s a cheap manufacturing decision to have the material rest dangling below the wrist and make me feel like I’m wearing kitchen gloves.Probably the oddest but biggest complaint I have is my hand gets cold and feels like it’s falling asleep after extended use, which I’d attribute to the very cheap synthetic materials used to make this thing. I’ll be painting along when suddenly half of my right hand is signally for help after being stranded in the Arctic Circle of polyester.I want to give the manufacturer’s the benefit of the doubt here since this is popular products among digital artists and I can see the intent they have in making something cheap and easy to acquire. I think it’s a great idea and I am certain there are some people with french fry length fingers who will like this. For myself personally however- Do not recommend, wouldn’t buy again.