Wacom Drawing Glove, Two-Finger Artist Glove for Drawing Tablet Pen Display, 90% Recycled Material, eco-Friendly, one-Size (1 Pack)

Worked great. Takes some getting used to.

I thought this would be a silly, sort of pretentious item since I’m not any sort of great artist. I decided to give it a try because my hand would drag on my screen as I was drawing. It’s so worth it! It’s well made and my hand doesn’t get hot when I wear it. It’s very comfortable.

Pros: The glove is affordable to purchase and replace. Works well for what it's intended to be used for. The fabric feels pleasing on the skin. Works ambidextrously for all the left-handed folk out there. Cons: There are no size options available for people with smaller/bigger hands, so it may become uncomfortable to wear for some. Though it worked great for me. While the fabric feels great on the skin, it also feels as if it could tear easily, and snag. Wearing for a long duration has caused my fingers to be a LITTLE sore, even though it fits me perfectly. So people with sensitive skin out there, keep that in mind! Concerns: I haven't reached a point where it needs to be washed, but I have a feeling it wouldn't survive for more than a couple of washes in the machines. May have to be hand-washed, but once again they're affordable to replace. Overall: I think it's a product worth purchasing and giving a try, if it doesn't work for you, it's not going to put a hole in your pocket and it works great for its intended use.

My daughter uses it all the time. The design and fit are comfortable.

Works with both hands. Good durability for the price. Fits well but might sag if you’ve got smaller hands.

Comfortable and smooth on my Wacom Intuos, I like the cut fingertips, it makes it an easy good fit for anyone's hands no matter the size and also allows me to still easily and comfortably type, grip my mouse, grab things, etc. Very lightweight and breathable, this plus the fingerless design makes me sometimes forget I have it on. (after I ripped out the most annoying tag I have ever seen attached to a glove), due to the tag you have to rip out, seam there is slightly itchy sometimes. The lack of stitched edges at the finger openings makes the edges there wear out, mine are loose and annoying at the fingertips after 2 years of light use. There's stitching around the hole for the wrist, why not the finger openings? Other than that, before they stretched out they were my favorite drawing gloves so far.

This works perfectly, when I remember to use it...

Nothing is so annoying as accidently jumping your curser when doing digital art. What is the value of your time if it is wasted by stupid curser mistakes. Avoid the time, stress, and effort - buy a glove.

Muy util! Eso si recordar si eres zurdo o diestro

I love Wacom products in general, worked with 4 different tablets from them and I do think they're of superior quality to anyone else on the market. However accessories is where Wacom does not shine. This glove and its design feel like an afterthought. Edges are not finished, fabric is synthetic AND it really does not fit smaller hands, it sags making it uncomfortable to use. I already bought a glove like this from another brand, for a lot less and I would say that the quality is comparable (the other glove was low quality too). Which makes it even worse for Wacom. Because there's simply no excuse for such price tag at this level of quality.

Buen producto.

small for men. it should be good for women or children. low quality. doesn't prevent touches for 100%

I've bought a few gloves over the years and this one holds itself together very well. I highly recommend it