🧤 Enhanced Mobility with Rebo Wheelchair Mobility Fingerless Leather Gloves Review

These are by far the best gloves I have tried. A full thumb gives me more protection and grip to the tip of the thumb, and there are no extra seams on my thumb to cause calluses (I'm looking at you, touchscreen gloves with thumb tips!). better than any other gloves I've tried. The cuff/clasp is too wide for my taste and interferes with my watch. I'll probably try to do a bit of sewing to make the clasp thinner to make room for my watch. Finally, with a little work, the fluffy wheelchair logo…

I loved these gloves at first but I haven't had them long and the skin on my thumb is starting to wear out. My thumb isn't visible under the skin due to the support, but I have to order two more pairs and rotate all three. The seams also unravel a bit, but that's because my arms are wide and muscular, XL is too big, L is just right, and I can reinforce the seams.

When I first used them, it seemed frank. I sewed them back in instead of sending them back. Big mistake. The next time I used them at an amusement park for 3 consecutive days, the skin seemed to dissolve. I think they work for wheelchairs if you have someone pushing you.

I have an "All Terrain" seat with rubber straps that I use for outdoor activities. They offer great traction on rough ground, but tear my hands up, especially when going downhill. Today I was in an awful open space with 25% dirt tracks and a venue built into the 'levels'. They said it was ADA accessible but I doubt anyone in a wheelchair has ever walked through the place. I am eternally grateful for these gloves. It was often difficult but the gloves lasted 4 hours on court and more importantly

The best wheelchair glove. great fit hides imperfections high quality durable soft leather wears great. I had to lengthen the tongue fabric and sew it across to get the puller function. The finger puller is very useful. The handicap logo on the glove is useless, it is recommended to set them.