Review on Ultimate Relief: Compression Syndrome Arthritis Tendonitis Orthopedic Support by Jason Camarillo

That's a great idea, but it doesn't work very well in practice. I found them too uncomfortable to use while working on the computer as the microbeads, which are designed to support your wrist when using a mouse, are closer to the palm. So unless you have very long fingers, you'll likely find that this puts a lot of strain on your wrist due to the awkward angle you have to hold the mouse at when carrying it. One of the few positives about this glove is that the material it's made of is soft yet still provides the support/light compression you need. But it's almost useless because of the second major downside of this glove - the material they used for the hem - it does absolutely nothing. So if one of the holes is bigger than your palm or forearm, it won't tighten tightly - you just have a big gap there. If it's too tight in one of those areas, it feels similar to someone tying a tight bandage there and cutting off blood flow. Neither scenario offers a comfortable seat. The only reason I didn't return this item is because it almost came to be more than I paid for it. I kept it and use it at night to support my wrist so it doesn't buckle. It's fine for this type of use, but not for what's advertised. For this use and the super soft material it gets two stars.