Is it a problem that the gloves are only 3/4? Don't your fingertips get sunburned?
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I don't use the gloves for sunburn protection but for protection from a sun allergy that affects that backs of my hands. That being said, I have not experienced any sunburn on the tips of my fingers while wearing the gloves.
835140
I use sunscreen on my hands (and face) prior to putting on the gloves. Even with prolonged sun exposure (6+ hours a day) I haven't noticed any coloration difference with my fingertips.
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There are Just a little smaller, but big after a Few weeks of used they Will fit you more confortable. They dont shrink, I bought the smalls ones and the hand size was 16.5 cm (from wrist to middle finger) 7.5 cm in the palm ).
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I bought them in size s/m, my fingers are average and fit well, perhaps a different size would work better for you. In regards to your comfort question, yes, they are quite comfortable! , considering off course that they are made of special fibers, not the lightest or the softest but they work much bettee than other gloves with touch-screen features
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All of your hand that is covered would be blocked from the rays, so I wold estimate approximately 90%. Imagine yourself suntanning with a robe on, wherever the sun is able to tan you that is where the rays will go. It's the same with the gloves. There is minimal exposure even without the gloves but some of your clients (if your are a professional) may be sensitive to the rays. The UV rays sometimes cause certain clients to itch after a few layers of gel polish, but not while wearing these because the most sensitive parts of your hands are covered. These also come in handy when a client has on rings that can not be removed. The rings don't burn or anything, but I don't like placing a clients hands under the lamp with jewelry on so I use the gloves. I am a nail technician and licensed cosmetologist and not a scientist or doctor, therefore my response is based on observance and trial and error, but not clinical studies. If you would like further information about UV ray exposure, I would suggest you google it based on the wattage and lamp if you are concerned about UV Ray exposure.
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I'm not very scientific on this. I just buy the largest glove I can get. If it is too large I can set it on the dash in the sun for an hour and shrink it.
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i am adult male, 200 lbs, average+ , thin hands (not meaty). they fit me fine, small hands could use them . keep in mine that connected to the glove is hand wraps---- is you look carefully you can see they wrap around hand and up to wrist. i love the fast you have glove and wrap all in one. I love them and the price is great!!!!!!!!
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My hands are probably medium/small ... maybe glove size 7? ... and I don't have that problem. I really love these and recommend them highly.
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I too have skin problems on my hands and must "moisturize" night and day. I chose the large so that there would be allowance for shrinkage when/if put in a dryer. They wear quickly after the first wash at the finger tips but then, they are inexpensive for so many....
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I am petite, small hands, and the gloves do not ride up. Granted, everyone is different, but the gloves stay secure on me. One instructor noted that the gloves appear large, but there is nothing I can do about that. I just pull them as tight as possible and have never had a problem. I sometimes use them with my 3 lb hand weights. Hope this helps.
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My mother's arms are thin therefore there was no problem. Since these gloves are not a compression style glove, I don't see that there would be much of a struggle.
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The gloves work well as waterproofing gloves but the gloves don't "breathe" and have rubber nubs on the palms which may make it difficult to pull another pair of gloves over them. I've worn them when doing yoga so that my hands wouldn't slip on my mat, this is why i know your hands will sweat if wearing them for more than a short time. Maybe consider wearing them on the outside of your leather gloves.
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I have used them with a touchscreen phone, but that isn't their intended use, and so it's kind of hit-or-miss. I wouldn't buy them expecting to use them for a touchscreen, when there are other gloves designed for that purpose that work very well, every time.
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I only have small gloves, so cannot answer your question. I really like mine and I have tried several other brands. These are the best.
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You're right, they are kind of short -- only two fingers can wrap around -- but I haven't found them uncomfortable or difficult to use.
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NOT A PROBLEM FOR ME,,FROM THE END OF THE GLOVE ITS A GOOD 3 INCHES,email betzbob@hotmail.com for a picture with my hand,love these gloves,however ,lots of good ones to choose from.
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i don't know, but i have what i consider shorter fingers and wear small gloves. these fit beautifully.
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My wife has a Samsung S3 and she has no problems using the touch screen while wearing the gloves. Great touchscreen gloves but they are not durable (pick easily) nor are they very warm.