They fit well and aren't uncomfortable to wear all day with a few breaks. Occasionally I'll want to take them off due to them boring stripey marks into my wrists, but I feel that way with all compression items after wearing them a while. I can't even wear my carpal tunnel brace to bed without throwing it off in the night half the time. These gloves keep my fingers toasty and the tight weave makes it easy to type for work and use a gaming controller with dexterity. I have noticed that there seems to be some fraying between the index and thumb. It's not much to worry about, it's likely just a "me" problem because I use an ergonomic "sideways" mouse for work which can put some wear on that area. I also use them to hold controllers and too much gaming is what got me the wrist-ouchies in the first place so its safe to say my use is a bit excessive. I've had them a few months already though and got a lot of use out of them so these should last the average person a decent amount of time.

I ordered the small/med and the compression could be tighter but they didn't offer a smaller size. I have osteoarthritis in both my hands (mainly the pain is in the base of my thumbs). These are thicker and softer than the other pair I have (Fititude -which I love for different reasons: more compression, grip, and thinner) and on days when I just want comfort and mild compression I use these. I have only been wearing in SoCal summer so I imagine I will love these even more in the cooler months. Do they really work? I'm not sure but I can honestly say my hands FEEL better when I put them on. Maybe it's just like getting a hug when you really need one...

Great for swollen, stiff, arthritic hands in the morning or whenever. Good also if you have cold hands, keeps them warm.

My hands freeze while working.

These allow me to type and are not obstructive.

I got the xl, bc I have big hands (ring size 14) and they were perfect. The only thing is the fingers were a little long, which is understandable since it's and xl. However, I can push them back and they aren't tight or uncomfortable.

One thing I didn't think about when purchasing- I cannot wear my rings or mart watch while wearing them. If you have a low profile ring, they would probably go over it. And the watch will fit, but doesn't read my heart rate and such.

Gave these to my daughter, who like me, has Raynaud's - a circulation issue in her hands so they are frequently cold. These are a decent weight material, and are stitched well around the edges, and they do keep the hands warm, but for me, they are not comfortable enough to wear through the day. I have a different type of glove that I prefer that my sister had found for me from a Canadian supplier that, though more expensive, were thinner, easier to wear and reflected the heat back into the hand.
These gloves bought from Amazon are a good alternative however and without the fingertips, you can easily wear them while typing on the computer or texting.