Brownmed IMAK RSI Computer Glove - Wrist Brace for Carpal Tunnel Relief - Compression Glove for Wrist & Hand Support

I own several different wrist protection type products as I work on the computer at least 8 hours a day. The options I've tried are: stiff wrist braces from the pharmacy, compression style sleeves, and this product. I find this product to be the most comfortable and versatile of all of them. The pharmacy wrist braces are way too stiff and don't allow a sufficient range of motion for my tastes. The compression sleeves are uncomfortable and don't feel like they help that much. These are just right, the beads on the bottom provide a lot of soothing for wrist discomfort and make all the typing and mousing much more manageable. Would highly recommend buying a pair of these if you do a lot of computer work or anything that stresses your wrists really. The reversible nature of them is a nice bonus, I imagine at some point the cloth will begin to wear out on the bottoms, and my plan is to simply reverse them and wear on the opposite hands to double their lifespan once the time comes.

The IMAK RSI Computer Glove is a great innovation. The biggest problem with all the wrist pads, whether they're memory foam or beads, is that they constantly move around... or need to move around with your hand and arm. Their position is almost always off because of it. They're a waste of money. The IMAK RSI Computer Glove moves with your hand and arm, and the cushion always stays in the correct position. The glove itself is comfortable and does not cut off circulation. The material easily slides along the mouse pad. It was able to reduce my wrist pain, but not eliminate it. Great product to support your wrist. I started getting numbness and pain on the side of my hand when I used the computer mouse. I was just on the computer for too many hours at a time last year. My pain and numbness was caused by 2 things... pressure on my arm nerve near my elbow from the chair arm rest, and the beginning of carpel tunnel from lengthy, repetitive use. The glove helped, but the only solution was to reduce the amount of time I used the mouse every day and to take frequent breaks. A year later, my pain and numbness is gone. I no longer wear the glove, but I try to avoid lengthy mouse usage as much as possible. If my pain hadn't subsided, the Logitech vertical mouse would be my next purchase. A friend has it and it's awesome for reducing pain while using the mouse.

I depend on these gloves. I keep a pair at home and a pair at work. These gloves save me a lot of pain. Without them, I wouldn't be able to use a computer for more than about an hour a day because my right (mouse) wrist and hand would hurt so badly. And then I couldn't do my job. (My left hand would last longer but eventually it would hurt too much also.) So what I'm saying is that for the pain I experience when working at a computer, these gloves are a miracle. I absolutely need them. I don't know if there's a name for my pain; I don't think it's carpal tunnel though. Basically my wrists and the back of my hands ache. I guess that's what 15 years of computer programming gets you. A few notes: - Construction is good. Of course they do wear out over time. My mouse-hand glove lasts about 6 months before I've worn a good sized hole through the first layer of fabric. At that point the little bean-bag inside tends to come out (though it remains attached by stitching on one end). The left hand lasts much longer since it doesn't experience the friction mousing makes. - When my right glove wears through as described above, I simply turn them both inside-out and switch hands. The right glove, now with hole on the inside, continues to function perfectly for the left hand. That gives me another 6 months. Once I've worn through both, I buy a new set. - Like my favourite jeans, I wash them every couple of months. (Now you know I'm male). I just put them through a cold delicate wash with my clothes and then air-dry them over the weekend. I've never had a problem with them getting smelly. If your hands sweat a lot in them you might need to wash them more often. I didn't give them 5 stars because: - They do become uncomfortable sometimes. The heel of my mouse-hand gets fatigued from resting on the bean-bag. - The part that wraps around my thumb sometimes irritates the skin between my thumb and index finger, causing it to hurt. - I'm sure they used to come in two sizes, but now they're "one size". - They do make the heels of my hands sweat a bit, which can become uncomfortable in warm weather. If you experience wrist/hand pain when typing or especially when using a mouse, give this glove a try.

I love these. I love the encased beads that cradle my wrist without impeding my wrist movement. Great quality fabric- not thick and bulky, but smooth touch and secure fit on my wrist yet still able to write and do other hand motions. I rather have these gloves than a keyboard rest. I bought 2 Imak gloves- Imak is my favorite brand for these gloves. 5+stars It would great for more colors, but still love the product. There was 1 per box, i bought 2.

This is my second time purchasing one of these- the first lasted 3 or 4 years before it started to wear a hole in the bottom, and that was with daily use at my m-f 9-5 job. It eliminates all wrist pain. Highly recommend this if you use a computer all day.

I started to receive significant pain in my right wrist while working several months ago. I am a sports writer and spend a good portion of my day at the computer. I originally bought an ergonomic keyboard and mouse, and a mousepad that had a support for the wrist. Well, the mousepad did not work with the mouse I got, which I still use, and the keyboard typing experience can best be summarized with a picture of a dumpster engulfed in flame. So I did some research and found that I might be developing carpal tunnel syndrome, or that I might just need some more support for those long hours of work. Well, I can't afford one of those fancy medical examinations, so I purchased this glove. It works great for my purposes. I've been using it for months now and I have very few complaints. The padded area provides as much support I need when typing or when using my mouse on a flat mousepad. I use it for as much as eight hours in one sitting (not literal sitting -- I stand to stretch and what not) and I don't experience pain in that hand at all. I'd go as far as to say my pain has been limited to fewer than 10 or so instances since buying this glove several months ago. As far as complaints are concerned, there are only two. The first complaint is that the part that actually holds it onto my wrist -- the one that goes between my thumb and index finger is a bit abrasive. It can get scratchy at times. It hasn't been like that since running it through the wash once, but if it ever does again, I'll just wrap some cloth around the area. The other issue is that the part that is primarily in contact with my skin gets a bit rough after several months of use. Running it through the wash helps a bit but I feel as if I'll need to replace it soon. That said, I'd replace it without a second thought. Love the product.

Hey there, I am a 29 year old Web Developer and computer gamer (as well as some guitar, which is hard on the wrists as well). It is not out of the norm for me to spend 12-14 hours a day at the computer. Sure, I'll take breaks and do sit-ups, push-ups, yoga, whatever, just to get my blood moving. I also had a little wrist-raising bean bag that sits behind my $85 ergonomic Logitech Performance MX Mouse (I purchased them trying to get rid of the discomfort). Regardless of what I was doing, I was still developing quite a bit of stiffness on the right side of my right hand and wrist. My WASD fingers are also stiffening up to an unmanageable capacity. After searching RSI on Amazon, these gloves popped up. After a one week of continuous use, I am happy to say that any and all discomfort I was developing has been eradicated. However, the gloves were not the only purchase I made. I also bought a medium tension Gripmaster Hand Exerciser (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0006GC5D8/). I have also discovered an excellent stretching exercise which I will share below. If you work on a computer every day, we subject ourselves to a ton of repetitive motions. Although we sit on our butts for a majority of the day, there is no reason we should not treat our job like an athletes (seriously). I now have a regimen I practice daily to keep my hands and wrists in tip-top shape. First I start with a the stretch. 1. Sit in your office chair, and raise your arms straight in front of you, and keep them there. 2. Raise your hands into a 'stop' position. Bring them up as high as you can until you feel them stretching, but not in pain, and hold for 5 seconds. 3. Bring your hands down and make a fist, hold for five seconds. 4. While keeping your hands in a fist, stretch your hands downwards, so you can see your knuckles from under your forearm. Hold for five seconds. 5. Bring your hands up, relax everything, hold for 5 seconds. 6. Repeat the whole process up to 10 times, or whatever is comfortable. I then use my Gripmaster Hand Exerciser, usually doing about 50 "squeezes". I then put on my super-comfy Imak Computer Gloves, and jump into work. I have stuck to this routine for just over a week, and have not had one encounter of stiffness or discomfort since I started. I also FEEL the circulation and fluidity back in my forearms which I hadn't realized I had lost! Prior to this regimen, I was worried about being able to perform my Job and Game in my free time for the foreseeable future! Sure, the Imak gloves are not super breathable, and will probably require some regular cleaning depending on how clean of a person you are, but I am very happy with the purchase. I would very much so recommend them to a friend. I showed them to the Designer at my job, and he picked up a pair as well since he was very impressed with the feel, and quality. The built-in mini bean bags under the wrists/palms make such a huge difference. These little guys were a God-send, and possibly career saving. Thank you!

Claims to be reversible but it is absolutely not reversible. The taper, the thumb hole, gits right hand only. Good for right hand but does not fit the left

To some extent it eases the pain at wrist. If we wear it daily while doing computer work, it’s actually helps

Ils ont remplacés mon tapis de souris, mon coussin de clavier... j'ai du mal à m'en passer, l'ordinateur est beaucoup plus confortable et presque plus aucune douleur.

Me quitó el dolor en la muñeca, aconsejo la compra, podría ser un poco más barato el guante.

Full support of my hand when typing. Help avoid to bruising.

Il prodotto è eccellente, l'imbottitura protegge il polso, però mi lascia perplesso la taglia unica: il guanto mi va un po' stretto. Dovrebbe allentarsi col tempo, penso però che sarebbe opportuno diversificare le taglie.