Halloween Articulated Finger hand,Scary Skeleton Hand Gloove Witch Ghost Toys,Halloween Party Decoration Accessory (Right, Black)

He put it together himself wasn't hard at All and it goes perfectly with his costume ❤️ Delivery was fast too! Would definitely recommend ☺️

Their very well made, and super comfortable

Got these to wear to Lady Gaga Chromatica concert to replicate the ‘Hold My Hand’ part of the show when she wore them. Got so many compliments and they were so fun to wear! Easy to put on and will definitely use them again, especially during the month of October. Nothing bad to say about this purchase at all. Love!

The media could not be loaded.  While these are super cool, they are far too large for my own hands, let alone my children's. They were definitely built for a man and would be better if they came in different sizes, instead of a one size fits all. Or even if the finger pieces were softer or adjustable, it might be better but as they are, they dig into your skin and hurt when your hand isn't the right size and you're trying to make the fingers move.It's a super cool concept, though.But, the fingers do come apart easily. We have one that falls off constantly. They're easy to put back together but maybe if they had pins or something that held them together more, they'd be even better.Overall, they're cool. They just need tweaked a bit for people with smaller hands.

This set has a $28 list price, and requires assembly. The fingers are responsive, but not nearly to the degree shown in the videos (those are sped up; so expect delayed reactions). The fingers aren't marked, and the instructions task you with cording these the opposite way of what's shown in the video; making an already tedious assembly even more of a chore. The fingers will come away from the strap on occasion. They have no ability to grip at their tips. And the wrist strap grows fairly uncomfortable over time.This is far from all bad though. If you just want the look, and don't mind the drawbacks, this really is a decent item. Any assembly errors are easy to correct. And the strap seems capable of fitting most any sized wrist.I'd recommend these to those who don't mind the list price, the chore-like assembly, and the eventual discomfort of wearing them. I could see giving this product 4 stars if the fingers had simply shown up without the need to assemble (and something more than a notched knot holding them in place). The hands are easily stored in the same bags they're shipped within. And I doubt they'll break as a result of normal wear.Most of you will want to wait for a sale. Even then though, anyone shopping for a solid and responsive build may want to look elsewhere.

Bought these and painted them for my Edward Scissorhands costume a while back. Put them on over some leather clothes and it worked perfect. Absolutely fantastic 👍

My son was able to play with these for a day before they broke. Not something to last.

The media could not be loaded.  Let the video speak for itself – these are a GREAT set of fingers that really add some spook and scare to your Halloween costume. They’re FUN to wave around in others’ faces as you watch them pull back in fear. Even one of my dogs (see photo) gave me the “if I don’t look at it, maybe it’ll go away” pose when I petted him with the fingers!A few comments/tips: First, I was hoping to use these to pass out treats at trick-or-treat with my costume. But honestly, there is no way you can pick up anything with these fingers – they are definitely for show, not for function. As such, unless you’re using them in a production or to make a video, you’ll probably just want to order one set (left or right), as you’ll need your other hand to do everything else (including holding your drink at the Halloween party!).Second, especially for the black pair, I recommend wearing them over a pair of black costume gloves, as I did in the video. I think the monotonic appearance really adds to the creepiness factor. Plus, if you only wear them on one hand, the other hand will be more disguised by the black gloves. The gloves will also make them more comfortable to wear and control.Third, while the Amazon product page does say they “fit all finger sizes,” I’m not convinced this is true. They are made of hard plastic and cannot be adjusted. I have relatively small hands (I usually wear size small gloves – sometimes medium), and these fit me nicely, especially with the thin black costume gloves underneath. If my fingers were much thicker, I’m not sure they would fit well – or certainly wouldn’t be comfortable to wear. So If you have thick fingers – for certain, just order one hand (left or right) first, to make sure they will fit. Conversely, if you have very skinny fingers, they will be harder to control as they'll slip about your fingers. In that case, try wearing a thicker, kitted glove underneath to help fill the voids.Lastly, they do take a few minutes to assemble, but the visual instructions are easy to follow. But definitely – keep those instructions handy. Once you take the prop off, it’s easy to get confused how they go back on when all 5 fingers are just hanging down and swinging about. Also, just one bit of clarification the instructions don’t state: the middle three fingers are all the same size, so it doesn’t matter which one you place on which finger. There is just one thinner, shorter finger for the pinky, and another thicker, shorter finger for the thumb – the middle three are all the same size.I truly love these articulated fingers. The motions you can create with just your hand and arm add so much life, character, and creepiness to your costume.