Thermal Gloves

[ratdog]

Has anyone tried those 'support' gloves? Do they make a difference when you crochet? I'm thinking about geting a pair but I thought I should ask the experts!

[Sylviaf]

They do help, but won't fix things if you are really sore.

[ratdog]

I am blessed to have healthy hands and joints. I just get rolling on a project and don't want to quit until it is done, even if my hands are "screaming" for a break.

 

So, they might be good for me to keep going and get those extra rows done.

Thanks for the input.

[cheraboo]

I picked up a pair of gloves at Hobby Lobby. My hands and are deformed enough to make them nearly impossible for me to wear. They really didn't help me at all, but I have RA so there's just a tad bit more going on with me than your average person. My kids love to play with them, though

[unicorn37757]

They help me a dab, but they aren't going to do it if your hands are really acting up:eek

[PBLKNP]

I find the same thing. I use them to prevent soreness. However, if you are feeling sore, the best thing you can do is STOP for a while. It's better to take a break from crocheting for a few days, then have to for several weeks/months.

[passionsgirl22]

i have problem with my hand and i have used the glove and i think it works very well

[DawnofMarch]

I have actually considered getting a set as my right wrist is a troublesome part of my body. I am glad that it is rarely my actual hand that hurts, because I can guarantee you that if I were a pencil-style crocheter, I would definitely have issues. I can't even write with a pencil for very long.

[passionsgirl22]

they work really well..

[Monique39]

They help me a lot..