Professional Anti Vibration Glove,EN388 Certified, Heavy Duty Jack Jammer Gloves

After many months of tingling, cramping, numbness in my hands from using my chainsaw, and various vibrating equipment last summer I found the perfect solution! Intra-FIT Professional Anti Vibration Glove, EN ISO 10819:2013/ A1: 2019 & EN388 Certified, Heavy Duty Jack Jammer Gloves They actually work! I Cut stumps and brush today for hours and not a spidey scenes tingle in site. I thought I’d invented them, I had no idea theses existed. I was searching for Gel gloves and these popped up. For $20-$30 theses things will save your life. No more sleepless nights, Tossing & Turning gone. The sensation of putting your hands in a bucket of Fire Ants, gone. If you use tools as I do, do yourself a favor, invest in a pair. Put them on your Fathers Day List, Mothers Day list. I ordered XL and they fit me well. Go up a size on your normal fit.Thank me later

I wear these on the tractor and commercial size zero turn mower to help prevent issues with the nerves in my hand and fingers. I've already had trigger thumb in both hands repaired because of vibrations from outdoor equipment. These really help keep the numbness and tingling down in my hands. I also have some fingerless padded gloves but these work better. I like the breathability of the top portion of the gloves and it's thin enough that you can use a touchscreen phone with your knuckle.

I got the large and they fit me fine. I have average adult male hands. The whole inside of the glove has thick padding that works very well to dampen vibration from grinders, saws, and similar power tools.You lose some dexterity with your fingers and hands because of the thick padding, but I'd say that's a fair trade-off.

If your looking for high frequency vibration there are it. I use a tuck pointing grinder and sds hammer drills for 8hrs a day. I’ve tried and looked for gloves that protect the finger tips like these do. You won’t find much out there that helps with white finger. Highly recommend

Bought them to use at work for when I’m sanding stuff to reduce the vibrations from the DA I use. ordered 2 sizes larger then what I wear for gloves based on reviews, and still a almost snug fit in the fingers length. But After about 3 weeks of normal use, the stitching for the fingers is already coming apart, at the current rate I’ll have a couple more weeks before they’ve completely fallen apart. Wouldn’t recommend.

They are too thick,can't get my hand around the pipe/handles. My hands are medium. Quite a big thicker than a regular glove. Too thick for me. I'm quite sure they would greatly help with vibration if I could use them

Super bulky and didn’t help with vibration

I have only used them for a short time, but so far the gloves seem to be very good, and do help a lot on vibration using a chain saw.