My boyfriend has big fingers. Are the little magnets easy to use if you don't have small hands?
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there is a metal ring/washer you glue on the pin hole of your camera phone and this is a one time deal. The lens itself has magnet that sticks to that ring/washer. I might be a little hard to properly align the ring/washer if you have fat fingers, but if you have some tweezers, you should be ok.
1737876
Yes. They are easy to use with thin or thick glove/mittens. You really do not want to hold frozen metal grips I 10 degree weather.
774580
no i cant. I do not have large hands, neither are they tiny. the opening is just barely too small for my hand.
1502959
I don't think you need big hands. my hands are average size and can use these. I recommend starting simple with dumbbells and then when your strength increases use the barbell. using the barbell first increases the chance of losing your balance. hope I could help
674047
I find them easy to remove. Grasp both sides of the top with your thumb and middle finger and pull straight up. No need for finger nails or going from side to side.
56154
For me, they work great on keyboards. Of course, you have to pull them on all the way so that there's no slack at the fingertips. I wouldn't expect anyone to have trouble pulling them on all the way even if the fingers are long, but if that's an issue cotton gloves might work better because they're stretchy. Also, the gloves are slippery, but that's OK. At first I had trouble because of reduced tactile sensation, but I very quickly got past that.
1398412
You slide your hands in grip with your thumb. I think they would fit any size hand comfortably. My husband used them and he has large hands, then I used them and I have smaller hands and much shorter fingers. We both found them very comfortable.
1645732
Yes, but you might find them a little tight around the wrists. I got these for my boyfriend (he has large hands) and they fit in the fingers, but the wrist were tight. As in, the elastic was stretched to the max.
105397
Yes, they are large I suppose in order to fit all hands. My hands are medium sized and they're big on me but still easy to use. I like that they have a soft inner lining.
2282411
Yes, you are correct. The magnets are small and very thin which makes them hard to grab ahold of, but overall I like it.
1715033
The finger opening is approx. 22 mm or very close to an inch. My husband has had to use these and did not have a problem. He has pretty big hands and fingers.
730398
No, they will not fit a small hand. I have a medium-sized hand and they were too large to be useful.
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I don't think you would want them any smaller otherwise your fingers won't be able to work the pull properly. Hope that makes sense. They sell these at Lowe's or Home Depot but about twice the price if you just want to check them out.
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They r a lil big & bulky , so i would try to find something smaller. Dont think they would be comfortable for 4yr fingers.
64010
they would probably be to big for you. I like to have them a little snug to be helpful and these are one size fits all so they are to big in the hands and could be tighter in the finger even though my fingers are swollen. I hope that helps.
1521080
It's a pretty snug fit, you have to really get in there with your finger to separate them, but, yes, it is easy to accomplish this, at least for my manly hands ;-)
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yes, I'd assume the average player could get one on the thumb, index fine but forget about the smaller size it's like a torture device strangling and digging into your finger. If you like fingerpicks you might like these, but I give up... all fingerpicks feel like crutches on my fingers so I'm going to try the glue on fingernails like classical guitarists sometimes resort to. You might have to buy two sets to have a comfortable situation happening if you like them at all. Well I just dug mine out and put them on again... the large one is the only one that feels comfortable to me.