Rebz Wheelchair Gloves for Men, Fingerless Leather Mobility Grip Gloves

I use these gloves every time I’m in my wheelchair, and they’ve made a huge difference. The fit is great — snug but comfortable — and they’re padded in all the right places. The palm and pressure areas have just the right amount of cushioning, which prevents calluses and soreness from pushing myself throughout the day. They provide a solid grip on the push rims and feel durable enough for daily use. I’ve noticed less hand fatigue and no friction issues since I started wearing them consistently. If you use your hands for propulsion, these gloves are absolutely worth it. Highly recommend!

Purchased a lot of wheelchair gloves and spent a ton of money. These are the best gloves that I’ve ever purchased. They are also the cheapest that I’ve ever purchased. Imagine that you buy a product thinking the more you spend the better you get not always true. Do your due diligence when shopping for accessories for the handicap this is an amazing buy, and I would definitely recommend them to anybody.

I have an "offroad"chair with rubberized covers over my handrims that I use for outdoor based activities. These provide great grip for pushing over rough surfaces, but tear my hands up - especially when going down hill. I went to a horrible outdoor space today, with dirt paths at 25% grade and the venue built into "levels". They said it was ADA accessible but I doubt someone in a wheelchair ever actually went through the place. I am so beyond grateful for these gloves. It was rough going many times, but the gloves held up to the 4 hours on the site and more importantly so did my hands. Really good wrist support too.

fit okay, thumbs kinda large proportionally they were sort of baggy. still got friction blisters around edges of open areas after an afternoon of moderate use. quality is ok- they are definetly not real leather

I wanted to love these gloves more than I do. I like that the thumb is fully covered. I like that they include pulls to take them off. The grip is decent, but can get a bit slippery in super humid weather. Unfortunately the gloves began to separate from the wrist strap very quickly. I've sewn them back together but I'm not sure how long it'll be before it separates again. I do not have the opportunity to go out very much with them, but I expected them to wear better than they have so far. I'm still giving 3 stars because they are very comfortable and do their job well.

on time delivery, item as described,

mine are breaking down ....but they were good ....too expensive but I need them

I had high hopes and they were dashed very quickly. IDK if I just received a defective pair, or if all of them are like this. The first time I put them on, the seam on the right glove failed. The second time I put them, the left glove seam failed even worse. The thumb padding isn't in line with the position of the actual thumb... this had me questioning if there was something wrong with my thumbs, but there's not, and other gloves align correctly on me. This makes me sad because everything else is comfortable and the grip material works great while pushing my wheelchair. The ribbons to help you take off the glove are a little long for my liking, but they do really help.

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Excelente para evitar las lesiones en dedos y palma al manejar la silla de ruedas . Fácil de quitarse por la extensión. Se usó en lesión medular T5

These are amazing all-round gloves (apart from the awful sticker). But do not use them whilst going down steep hills if you have a rubber grip on your propeller bars, it burnt a hole in them from the friction.

Se ven y se sienten demasiado resistentes. En general me gustan mucho, la única pega que tengo es que el dedo gordo es un poco incomodo ya que se siente como que se resbala, pero supongo que es cuestión de aflojarlos un poco y que doble bien el cuero en esa parte, por lo demás son muy cómodos. (de hecho no se si en las imágenes se alcanza a ver que el cuero no dobla y se queda un poco "tieso"), pero digo esto por que pues es normal, ya que al ser un cuero resistente necesita tiempo para poder doblarse y tener la forma de tu dedo.