I have small hands. Will this be a problem (i.e. make it unwieldy or difficutl to use)?
189014
I have a small hand (about 7 inches) and I have no difficulty at all with the mitt, which I find awesome. I hope this helps.
189015
My wife wears a women's XS to S glove. She's 5' tall. She really likes the product and has no problem with the fit and ability to use the mitts. Obviously, with a one size fits all product, your fingers won't reach the end of the mitt but you aren't trying to pick up coins and the aim isn't to have delicate dexterity - just enough to be able to grab and handle baking sheets, pots and pans. I have short fingers and feel confident using the mitts.
189016
I have smaller hands (and shorter) fingers. The material is so pliable, that it doesn't matter-- there is extra material, but it doesn't get in the way.
189017
Since I have large-ish hands, I couldn't say for sure but I think you'd be fine. This mitt is okay for grabbing a roaster or baking pan out of the oven, but I found it uncomfortable to use when wrapping one's hand around the handle of a skillet because of where the thumb is.
189018
it depends on the size of item you are trying to hold: If you are trying to hold a baking pan, casserole or any medium to large baking dish, this mitt is okay, as long as the item you are holding does not require you to curl your fingers too much. I have small hands (7''). But if you are trying to holding small bake wear, especially dessert like souffle, creme brulee or mini casserole, items which you really have to curl your fingers to hold, the mitt is a real struggle, although the silicone coating makes a good grip, it's rigidity makes it hard to curve around small objects especially with small hands. it depends on the size of item you are trying to hold: If you are trying to hold a baking pan, casserole or any medium to large baking dish, this mitt is okay, as long as the item you are holding does not require you to curl your fingers too much. I have small hands (7''). But if you are trying to holding small bake wear, especially dessert like souffle, creme brulee or mini casserole, items which you really have to curl your fingers to hold, the mitt is a real struggle, although the silicone coating makes a good grip, it's rigidity makes it hard to curve around small objects especially... » Read More it depends on the size of item you are trying to hold: If you are trying to hold a baking pan, casserole or any medium to large baking dish, this mitt is okay, as long as the item you are holding does not require you to curl your fingers too much. I have small hands (7''). But if you are trying to holding small bake wear, especially dessert like souffle, creme brulee or mini casserole, items which you really have to curl your fingers to hold, the mitt is a real struggle, although the silicone coating makes a good grip, it's rigidity makes it hard to curve around small objects especially with small hands. « Show Less
994462
I have big palms and but skinny fingers they fit pretty snugg I think you could make it work if you wanted to but I wouldn't risk it.
871102
I have large hands, but I think that it would work for small hands. If anything, I wish it were larger. It would be nice if they had different sizes. I use one with my laptop, and I wish that it didn't take up so much space in my carryon.
1294138
It sounds the same as the one you described. I have petite hands and this fits perfectly in my hands. If you have larger hands, the larger model would most likely be preferential.
985818
I have small hands it did not work well for me, turned out to be very hard to press the buttons.
1490953
I don't think left-hand use would pose a problem, but this mouse is quite small... It fits the hand of my four-year-old well. Quality of the product seems solid. Good luck!
2209485
Really depends on your preference. If you like the grip close to the head (better control, I think), then a short handle may work well, even with huge hands. Otherwise, I'd go for the longer version.
2168357
You /can/, but only if you have huge hands. If you have smaller hands, you'll have a tough time gripping the whole mouse.
151609
Since I'm right handed I can't be sure. However, it doesn't look like to me that it would be a problem at all. The product is so neat, and works so well, it might even be worth the aggravation.
404697
I have larger hands as well and there will be some "slack" over the mouse but I wouldn't see it a concern. Unless you have hands like large-handed basketball player, you should be fine.
1473452
I use it and definitely do not have big hands. I am 5' 7'' find it fits fine just like any other mouse. The mouse is 3 1/2" long, 2 1/4" wide at its widest point and 3" tall. These descriptions though may not have that much meaning since it has lots of curves and contours. Hope this makes helps
1778747
It may be a bit bulky but it isn't heavy. There are several hand holds available so you should find one that works for you.
1011579
It's not uncomfortable but, depending on your hand size, it may not fit you well. I have large hands and it was a poor fit for me. I like smaller slipjoint knives but a knife of this type really performs best with a handle that allows variations to gripping to maximize cutting action. The Mini-Grip handle size didn't work for me although the blade length was just about perfect.
1096408
I wouldn't recommend it for smaller hands this one is actually bigger than the one i previously used but its perfect for me since I have big hands.
35930
Very easy. I am 63 years old, male, and have no problems. I have smaller hands as well.
28913
in my opinion it might be slightly larger but if you have large hands it shouldnt be an issue
1011577
No, I do not find the handle uncomfortably small.The handle is 3 7/8inches long. I can wrap all four fingers around the it, and I have medium size hands (male). But comfort really depends on how you expect to use it. For general daily use in a non-survival type environment it is a good size for me. I open boxes, cut rope or string, clean fingernails, test steaks for doneness, etc. I would much prefer my full size Griptilon for serious field work, skinning, or as a fighting knife, although this one would certainly be better than none.