Artist Drawing Glove, One-Size, 1 Count

Works with both hands. Good durability for the price. Fits well but might sag if you’ve got smaller hands.

I thought this would be a silly, sort of pretentious item since I’m not any sort of great artist. I decided to give it a try because my hand would drag on my screen as I was drawing. It’s so worth it! It’s well made and my hand doesn’t get hot when I wear it. It’s very comfortable.

Coming from a big brand like wacom, i honestly expected a lot. However, the glove itself is pretty thin, cheap quality and the stitching is pretty terrible with no reinforcement. Obviously, the glove works. It greatly improved performance as I no longer had hands sticking to my tablet, and it just made sliding over surfaces easier. The fingerless design is nice, but it didn't do much for my shorter-than-average fingers. Construction wise, definitely not worth the money. The material itself (recycled or not, if it's lame, it's lame) is thinner than spandex and half as stretchy. The edges are unfinished and fray super easily, as they don't have any stitch bordering or reinforcement. The stitches themselves are pathetic, and the fraying thin material in combination with the weak stitching forms the perfect combo for the glove falling apart at the seams. I've used this glove about 4-6 hrs a week for the past month or so, and it's already falling apart from the seams. I just bought a huion glove as a replacement, and it has much better quality materials and looks as though they ran over all the open edges with a serger. While this wacom glove works, there's definitely better choices for the money, environmentally friendly or not. I know that these gloves are meant to be replaced over time, but I still expected a bit more quality for 10 bucks. This is more of a 2.99 purchase considering the quality.

My daughter uses it all the time. The design and fit are comfortable.

Worked great. Takes some getting used to.

Disappointed that they don't block touch on wacom tablet, and expensive too. Fit well, quality is fine.

A little small if you have freakishly large frankenstein hands like me though is stretchy and fits. Does what it's supposed to.

Most gloves that I see online for drawing tend to have the two fingers covered. I have such a glove and it feels stuffy, suffocating, and tight. My fingers seem too long for the glove. On the other hand, this Wacom glove really sets itself apart with the fingers being fingerless. I know it’s a small detail but it makes a world of difference. For the price, you can’t beat it. I actually was gifted the Wacom glove first by my boyfriend but liked it so much that I bought it for my cousin as a gift as well.

Muy util! Eso si recordar si eres zurdo o diestro

I love Wacom products in general, worked with 4 different tablets from them and I do think they're of superior quality to anyone else on the market. However accessories is where Wacom does not shine. This glove and its design feel like an afterthought. Edges are not finished, fabric is synthetic AND it really does not fit smaller hands, it sags making it uncomfortable to use. I already bought a glove like this from another brand, for a lot less and I would say that the quality is comparable (the other glove was low quality too). Which makes it even worse for Wacom. Because there's simply no excuse for such price tag at this level of quality.

small for men. it should be good for women or children. low quality. doesn't prevent touches for 100%

Usaba guantes genericos y no eran malos , pero cuando compre este guante me di cuanta de la calidad que tenia! , la tela es muy fina y se ajusta perfectamente a tu mano, sin duda vale la pena pagar el precio de este guante en lugar de un genérico. Pensaba que los dedos iban a quedar volando pero solo sale una parte de la uña lo cual para mi esta mejor , fíjate bien en la medida de Tu mano y elige bien.

I've bought a few gloves over the years and this one holds itself together very well. I highly recommend it