Do these gloves completely cover the palms of the hand and fingers? Or are they the "open" design? Thanks. Ron
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They completely cover the palm and upto the last joint joint of your fingers (last joint is exposed)
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The cover the palms and have a grip bar that is plastic, It was simple to cut this plastic tube out. I use them for circuits and you can easily grasp a kettlebell or rope with them on.
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They do completely cover your Palm but leave your fingertips open and uncovered.
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I wondered about that, too! However, the gloves are really longer than they appear: about 3-1/2" to 4" long in the cuff. They cover just the right amount. For example, when I use the gloves to open a boiling pot, the steam has no effect on me. They are truly just long enough. I have put my hands into the oven to take out a dish without pulling out the oven tray and had no ill effects. I've used them grilling and experienced absolutely no discomfort when cooking. These gloves wash up wonderfully, and I use them every single time I cook, every single day. You will appreciate having two pair. I honestly cannot find one bad thing to say about these gloves. Hope this helps! I wondered about that, too! However, the gloves are really longer than they appear: about 3-1/2" to 4" long in the cuff. They cover just the right amount. For example, when I use the gloves to open a boiling pot, the steam has no effect on me. They are truly just long enough. I have put my hands into the oven to take out a dish without pulling out the oven tray and had no ill effects. I've used them grilling and experienced absolutely no discomfort when cooking. These gloves wash up wonderfully, and I use them every single time I cook, every single day. You will appreciate having... » Read More I wondered about that, too! However, the gloves are really longer than they appear: about 3-1/2" to 4" long in the cuff. They cover just the right amount. For example, when I use the gloves to open a boiling pot, the steam has no effect on me. They are truly just long enough. I have put my hands into the oven to take out a dish without pulling out the oven tray and had no ill effects. I've used them grilling and experienced absolutely no discomfort when cooking. These gloves wash up wonderfully, and I use them every single time I cook, every single day. You will appreciate having two pair. I honestly cannot find one bad thing to say about these gloves. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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What GREAT answers everyone ~ THANK YOU for contributing your wisdom! Just like Susan said, imagine the Finger Gloves™ conforming like a pair of panty hose or close fitting socks. Savona and I have put these on thousands of fingers and the way we like to do it is to use both hands to pull the open base wide and then just "pop" in the finger you are putting them on. All of the contributors suggestions are perfect, we have just found that this is the quickest way to get them on. Wow what a blessing you all are and thank you! ~ Carmel and Savona
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yes, they covered my entire arm, not shure about the hands, but it would be good to have a thumb hole to keep them down.
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Absolutely. They fit snug, I don't really want loose gloves. They have a lot of friction and recover very quickly if they get dirt or water on them. Would definitely buy them again.
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Sorry... The gloves fall right on top of the knuckles and it covers them a bit. They leave your fingers exposed.
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No. The gloves are form fitting and snug around the wrist to prevent any dirt from getting in.
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I have a small hand (ring size 9) and bought a large. They fit perfect. They are fingerless and help me with my workouts just the way I was hoping. The more I wear them the better they feel.
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The description claimed one size fits all......not so. I wear a size 7 glove and I could not get the glove over my palm. My adult niece tried them and she had the same problem. As I said in my review the gloves might fit a child.
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Mark - No they DO NOT which is frustrating. The gloves pop up but they are so thin that often times a bunch come out. It takes two hands to separate the gloves and put the extra gloves back. You'll have to wash your hands each time you want to change either glove to prevent cross contamination. It may be a first world problem but it is a hassle. :)
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They are similar to fingerless gloves at the hand. However, the holes are not the standard 4 finger and thumb you would expect from gloves. The index finger and thumb have individual holes, but the rest of the fingers all share the same hole. I can't imagine why you'd need mitts with these, but if you do make sure this won't be an issue.
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They do not go over the hand. They stretch to fit my arm length (wrist to armpit) of about 20" with room but spare.
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These aren't water proof on top...just on the bottom. If you get the colored part wet, it seeps over the whole glove. I like these because they are breathable and my hands don't get sweaty when cutting wood or working in my garden.
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These actually heat around the perimeter of the hand (think tracing around your hand to make a turkey picture as a kid.) There is no top or bottom palm elements, but the heat is well distributed, and my hands stay warm inside my gloves.
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They do cover your knuckles. It's important to use wraps with them if you're hitting a bag. They are great for both sexes. I've used mine in my Muay Thai class. The rest of the class bought them as well after trying them. The instructor (female) actually used them as well and rated them as her favorites
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They are long enough if I wear short sleeves shirt. They don't fit the entire arm if I wear sleeveless shirt. They are a bit short to cover the very top of the arm. No they don't go over my hand. I wish they cover the hand as well?
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they do cover some but i'm thinking if they don't they would still do the job of giving you great relief and confort i think it would be worth it to try them. I really believe these gloves would work for you. Hope this help with your decision.