🧤 Rebo Fingerless Leather Men's Accessories for Wheelchair Mobility Review

I found it surprisingly difficult to find good wheelchair gloves. When I search "best wheelchair gloves" I find that the vast majority of recommended products were not originally intended as wheelchair gloves; which says something negative about the options available, especially in the wheelchair gloves category. I was excited to try them because they seem to be well designed; partial finger and full thumb is a very functional combination that is hard to find. Unfortunately I felt that the grip

Best wheelchair glove. great fit, hides bumps, high-quality, hard-wearing, soft leather, excellent wearing comfort, pull-off tabs make it easier to take off. BUT the puller is not attached for prolonged wear. 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.

I thought these gloves were great at first but I haven't had them that long and the skin is starting to peel off my thumb. 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.