Tianhengyi Arthritis Gloves, Fingerless Compression Gloves, Small, 2 Pairs

Quick overview

For people looking for hand support while keeping their fingertips free for everyday tasks, Tianhengyi Arthritis Gloves combine a fingerless design with a close-fitting compression style. The set includes two pairs in grey and black, giving you a choice of colour for regular use. Silicone grip dots on the palm and finger surfaces add friction when holding objects, while the open fingertips let you keep a direct sense of touch.

Choose this style when you want to type, write or handle a phone without covered fingertips. Full-finger gloves offer more coverage, but these leave the fingers open for tasks that depend on touch and dexterity.

Fit and sizing

This listing is for the Small size. To choose the right fit, measure across your open palm just below the fingers, the stated Small range is 2.1–2.6 inches. A close fit supports the gloves’ compression design while allowing finger movement. The pull-on style keeps them straightforward to put on and remove, and the flexible fabric is designed to move with your hands during daily activities.

The extended finger coverage reaches over more of the finger joints while leaving the fingertips exposed. That balance is useful when you want contact with a keyboard, pen or phone screen rather than a barrier over the ends of your fingers. The grippy dots also help provide a more secure hold on everyday items.

Best use cases

These gloves are designed for daily activities where you want hand coverage and compression without giving up fingertip access. Their open-finger construction suits computer typing, writing, using a cell phone, driving and light household or gardening tasks. For example, when moving between a keyboard and a notebook, your fingertips remain free to type and hold a pen, while the gloves cover the hands and wrists.

The product is intended to provide soothing compression for hands and fingers affected by stiffness or soreness, including concerns such as arthritis and carpal tunnel syndrome. Buyers describe the gloves as comfortable and useful for their intended purpose, though experiences with the level of compression vary. Feedback on stretch and thickness is also mixed, and some buyers report that the gloves can tear with use. Treat these as wearable support for everyday tasks, not as a guaranteed medical result.

Machine washing makes routine care practical. With two pairs in the set, you can alternate between the grey and black options as needed. If your main priority is keeping your fingertips free while you work or manage daily tasks, this fingerless format addresses that need directly, if you want full finger coverage, a full-finger style serves a different purpose.

Before you decide

How do I choose the Small size? Measure across your open palm just below the fingers. Small is listed for a palm measurement of 2.1–2.6 inches, so use that range to guide your selection.

Can I wear them while typing or using a phone? Yes. The open-finger design is intended to preserve touch and movement for activities including typing, writing and using a phone.

How should I care for the gloves? They are machine washable. Follow the care instructions on the product when washing them.

Is it worth it?

For someone seeking fingerless compression gloves for everyday hand tasks, this set brings together open fingertips, silicone grip dots and two colour options in the Small size. The format keeps typing, writing and handling objects accessible while providing coverage across the hands and finger joints. It’s a good fit if maintaining fingertip movement is as important as wearing compression-style gloves during your routine.