Ironclad PC Gaming Gloves

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I love how the sides are different for each hand. Padded for the keyboard (though my keyboard has a padded rest already) and made to glide on the mouse pad. Definitely measure your hand. I figured, as I'm a big boy, that I'd need a larger glove, and was full of doubt after I measured and it said I'd want a medium, but it's a perfect fit.I have two complaints, one of which may be unfounded, I haven't had them long enough to be sure.First, they don't feel durable. The palm part feels like it'll wear down or tear too easily. In their defence, they may hold up way better than I feel like they will.My biggest complaint though is the seam from the wrist to the thumb hole. I don't know why, but the material there is scratchy. Worse on the left hand than the right, but both have it. Feels like there's a tag or something constantly and is itchy.Besides that I really do like these though.Edit: The scratchy bit must have smoothed out or worn off, as I no longer have that issue. They're still holding up really well. I honestly won't get to truly test the durability till it warms up and my hyperhidrosis gets to go wild again. (Sweaty hands, the worst) But I do still, even when cold, have sweaty hands issues, so they're doing well so far.Also helps that my sweaty palms are covered.Further edit: shortly after I said the scratchy stopped, I noticed it again. It's definitely not as bad as at first though.I've washed them since initially reviewing and they held up way better than I thought they would. Hands have been in overdrive with sweating. It really is nice having my palms covered. I've been using them with my switch as well, and am considering their console gaming gloves for that reason. (These are a bit clunky for holding my hands the way I do with a controller or switch, and having my fingertips covered as well would keep my sweaty fingers from slipping. I just wish there were color options.

Out of the box: Immortals 1/2 finger coverage gloves for PC gaming. very well made. looked a little small for my hands ( i did measure my hands correctly). No visual imperfections.First try on: Perfect fit that can only get better. Anyone whos ever owned a pair of boots would know that eventually the boot will break in and mold to your feet after a week of intermittent use. These gloves are built the exact same way. (more on that below)Build: Obvious things out of the way first, left hand has palm padding, very comfortable while leaning hand on desk for things like QWER and WASD. Right hand has palm coating for mouse pad slide. (works like magic on my glass mousepad skypad 3.0) On smoother cloth pads it still slides pretty well. on more slower surfaces i can imagine it to be not as efficient. Gloves end right before the wrist. i dont know if anyone else hates wearing gloves because of a tingling sensation around the wrist from the gloves ending right on it but i do. and this is perfect it really does help feel like you arent wearing gloves. Top portion of the gloves feature a very thin "cooling" fabric that does seem to work. Overall compression around hands is comfortable.Getting better with age? Between the webbing of each finger youll find folds of extra fabric (for guarantied fit and to allow expansion. stitching is double layered and will allow for more of the material to stretch and mold to hands over time. As it does mold to your hands you can still control the tightness of the glove overall with the attached strap and buckle which is also pretty comfortable.After a week of hardcore use, ill update and tell you if i was right or wrong about the gloves holding up and getting better. as well as any other updates. thanks for reading.

Since i work full time from home and also i play a lot of video games to relax my hands always hurt a lot in the end of the day, since i've gotten these gloves that pain stopped, they're very durable as well, 2 years and counting, still feeling as good as the first day they arrived.

Tighter than I expected, usually Ironclad gloves fit well based on their sizing, but these are simply tight and snug around all the fingers, but not enough to interfere with circulation, just noticeable.The biggest issue I have is with the switch to secure the cuff system loop on the right hand.The right hand has ceramic on the pinky side of the hand, to air in sliding on a mouse pad.The stitch to keep the cuff on doesn't blend into the ceramic, nor is it covered as seen in the picture included.This has lead to me making tiny scratches on my mouse pad as I use my right hand to wipe off anything that may be on the pad while in use.These scratches could lead to increased wear and tear on the pad, unfortunately.Sure, I'll try to adjust my movement to avoid scratches, but it's muscle memory at this point, and by the time I remember I'll probably need to replace both my pads.I'd like to see the stitch covered by the ceramic or otherwise modified so this is a non-issue.It's a minor issue, but my biggest and sadly is enough to justify me not repurchasing what is an otherwise decent product when I find myself in need of a replacement in the future.