My hands are always cold. I tried finding gloves to use when working at the computer, but none of them were sensitive enough. Would this work?
805381
I have the same problem and find that fingerless gloves work better. Yes, fingertips can get cold, but they warm faster than whole hands.
805382
That's a good question, and I had to go put my Foxgloves on then try using the computer before answering. The verdict; it is possible, but you have to be careful and watch the keys. Not real easy. But my hands were sure warm!
805383
These would probably work for that. I have arthritis in my hands and a few years ago, I bought heated gloves that plug into your USB port. They had open fingertips so you can run your keyboard and they keep my hands nice and toasty! Looks like Amazon carries several types http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_sabc?url=search-alias%3Daps&pageMinusResults;=1&suo;=1385040745638#/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=USB+heated+gloves&rh;=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3AUSB+heated+gloves Hope this helps! These would probably work for that. I have arthritis in my hands and a few years ago, I bought heated gloves that plug into your USB port. They had open fingertips so you can run your keyboard and they keep my hands nice and toasty! Looks like Amazon carries several types http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_sabc?url=search-alias%3Daps&pageMinusResults;=1&suo;=1385040745638#/ref=nb... » Read More These would probably work for that. I have arthritis in my hands and a few years ago, I bought heated gloves that plug into your USB port. They had open fingertips so you can run your keyboard and they keep my hands nice and toasty! Looks like Amazon carries several types http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_sabc?url=search-alias%3Daps&pageMinusResults;=1&suo;=1385040745638#/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=USB+heated+gloves&rh;=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3AUSB+heated+gloves Hope this helps! « Show Less
805384
I don't know if they would work for you on the computer. Fox gloves work great for cool and cold weather I use them year round. They are the best gardening gloves I have ever used. In addition I keep a long pair in my car to use for driving gloves. Good luck to you hope you order a pair of Fox Gloves. I love mine.
805385
They might. They are snug without being constricting. In the garden the material, though sturdy, is thin enough for exacting work. You might also consider the gloves which are "fingerless," from about the knuckle to the tip of the finger.
847962
Personally, I love these gloves. I do go on the computer and do some typing, but I think it all depends on how much you type. I Think they are great.
1399841
Once they warm my hands up, I can take them off and my hands may remain warm depending on what I'm doing or where I am. They are thin and I have used them in the summer - my hands get cold mostly due to activity rather than due to air temperature. These gloves are much better for summer than the thick knit ones I used to use.
1350542
It might be too snug but I'm not sure. Depends on the size of your hands. I'd be willing to bet that your hands would sweat wicked bad though.
444934
At first you're not gonna get any grip, then after a little while wear, the gloves will get better with grip. If you're dealing with small nuts and bolts it might be a lil difficult to handle, because the gloves are insulated in em. It's like wearing 2 gloves. Other than that they're the most durable work gives I ever owned.
2179991
Yes. I was confused with the way the descriptions are written. I love my gloves. They make my hands feel so much better. I wear them at night and they provide relief from swelling and pain.
1817290
As far as trigger finger and my experience-------------no. I had my finger corrected with outpatient surgery. Very simple procedure---works fine now. I use the gloves for relief of the aching I have in my hands from the over use in performing my job. They worked for me in that way---but not for my trigger finger.
1304042
I have never used them for this application. But I hear of people doing that with these type of glove. I have heard stories of success with this. It would be a cheap solution at least. Give it a shot what do you have to lose?
924982
The palm is thick, the top is neoprene. We use them to water ski, so we don't deal with cold all that much. We use them for blisters. I would think they would help with cold, tho. We use wetsuits when the water is cold, and you still feel the cold of the water, it's just that the wetsuit holds the water on your skin and your body heat warms warms it and keeps you warmer. I would think these would do the same. At least you know they are for the water and they dry quickly.
1869736
They did not work for me under my gloves. Not to mention they turned my fingers green and also were so thin they did not provide ANY warmth.
1396207
They will not keep hands comfortably warm if exposed to 10-20 degree weather for more than 15 minutes. I bought them for my wife to use during her commute to and from work. There are stand alone stick on pads called digits that you can apple to any gloves that will do the same thing.
1968230
Leah, i don't think these gloves would help you. i bought them so my brother could continue to have movement and warmth at the same time. i would probably go for a brace. hope that helps.
214966
these gloves are ventilated in the fingers and back part of hand. Not sure it would help.
2112019
It should be helpful for weak hands. Sounds like you could have carpal tunnel.
544059
With any glove it would be bulky and not sensitive. When you add the wool liner it is even bulkier. The mitten with the cloth trigger finger would be better for shooting.
328941
this will happen if your fingers are too cold. try to warm your hand first, or try a different finger
175009
I would think so. I bought them to wear so my hands wouldn't come in direct contact w/rubber or plastics. The gloves are thin enough that you can easily move your fingers but heavy enough to protect transfer of allergens.