The Writer's Glove - Thin, Warm Gloves for Typing - Standard Edition (S)

I use these to type all day in a cold office, next to a big window and under AC vents. It pretty much keeps me sane and focused on my work, and I love typing with them. I thought it would be difficult but it feels natural now that I'm used to it.I could see this maybe being a problem on laptop keyboards but on a mechanical keyboard it's no issue at all. I can feel the keys well enough to use them and am only a little more error-prone than I would be otherwise.The fit is pretty good but I wish the stitching in the fingertips was a little smoother. On one hand it's nice to have the tactile feedback of something at my fingertips, but it's also kind of distracting and feels weird.Cosmetically, these look great. The silk texture also feels lovely.Bonus points: Discourages me from snacking or engaging other bad/distracting habits while working. That's pretty sweet for someone with ADHD.

I got an x-small I have very small hands. Still a little long in the fingers. Maybe make an xx-small for tiny people

these gloves are great as liners but they are not so great alone. My office is cold and these did not leave m fingers warm just slightly better than no gloves. But as liners they are great.

Computer work in a cool environment.

I only wore them for around an hour a day typing and touching paper and got holes in 2 weeks.

As others have noted, the gloves are very thin. I have not had them long enough to know if they are durable. But I was expecting thin because I need to be able to type and work the mouse. What's a problem is that the seams are bulky at the finger tips, i.e., the contact points with the keyboard. This creates lack of 'touch' and more mis-hits. I don't know how this could be corrected, but it's an issue.