Omonic2 Pack Free Size Anti fouling Tablet Drawing Glove Artist Art Glove for Light Box, Graphic Tablet, Pen Display and iPad Pro Pencil Black

My daughter does a lot of art and loves this product. Little bit big but nothing that a tiny safety pin hasn't sorted

Great to stop smudging your artwork.

Fits like, umm, a glove (well half a glove) on my medium sized hand.Provides a nice slick surface which glides smoothly over the tablet and of course, leaving no build-up of grease/marks.Seems a little expensive for what would otherwise be thin, rejected gloves but for all that - still good.

Genial

The gloves are comfortable and mostly form-fitting. Some loose flaps are noticeable but not detrimental. The gloves are thin enough you can still affect the screen if you're only wearing one. They are too short on their own; my exposed wrist still touched the screen and disrupted the art. Solution: I wore both. I put the first glove on so the glove's ring finger was on my pinky (glove pinky was empty). I was then able to pull the glove farther down my wrist. I folded the glove pinky against my pinky (in the ring finger) and put the second glove on as normal. Solved!

I use these artists gloves on my I pad pro 12.9 in amaziograph pigment and Procreate mostly.Apron arrival of the 2 pack. I immediately noticed the stitching on one goes way off line on the one glove upward toward the top pulling the fingers up. I used the other one for just a week or so for a few hours at most . Like 5. And went to go doodle just now and put it on and found the stitching on glove #2 was splitting up the seem on the edge that would normally be doing the work to prevent faulting only 7 bucks so no huge loss. But 0 for 2 omonic. I won’t be purchasing from them again that’s for sure. And to waste my time returning them ain’t gonna happen unless they send me a package stamped to ship back to them. I won’t bother wasting the money energy and time spent . Doing this on is more than enough. `hope others will get this review and go else ware and get a product from a company that takes pride in there quality control dept. and stitching personnel. In the garbage they go.

By far the nicest quality of any of the artist drawing gloves available on amazon (Believe me, I've gone through about 20 of these.) - I love that it's a two pack and it fits both male and female hands (small, and large) very well.

I use this for traditional art to keep my grubby paws off my paper and it works perfect. And they are super comfy - soft and loose, but not too loose. The only problem is, since it is for a tablet, I was hoping I could also use it with my tablet to keep the side of my hand from interacting with the touch sensitivity. But it can still sense my hand through the glove, so I don't use it with my tablet.

This works just fine, but I wish they had sizing options. My hands are a little small (I have no problem buying winter gloves, so not terribly small), but this glove feels sloppy. I use it when writing larger lines and it's helpful, but take it off for more detailed work, as it feels bulky and in the way. For $5, I'm glad I bought it, as it is helpful for larger lettering movements.

It fits well and feels no different to my more expensive Huion gloves. Definitely worth the cash, especially since it comes with two.

Fabric seems too thin. Sometimes if my had gets too warm, it looses its effectiveness and will cause the program on my tablet to jump around. This completely negates the purpose of the product. I would suggest investing in a better product with higher quality materials for those serious artists.

It comes with two gloves now I'm not sure if this is how it's supposed to be but is it once I received each one is made of a different material ... one of which I do not like at all! I'm so whenever I wear them my ham and Supply asleep it's like it cut my circulation off or something at my wrist ...

I can't complain wholly on the company cause it Works perfectly. It is a bit big for me, considering my wrist size is the same as a Build-a-bear stuff toy. The wrist area was 1/4 inch too big but since I has longer fingers I can't give them less then three size. I'd say if you got normal size wrist or larger hands go for it

My wife is an artist and she is using the gloves for when she is doing pencil drawings. The gloves both prevent smudging or silver-surfer, they keep she hands from distributing oil and sweat onto her drawing. If hand oil or sweat reaches the drawing, it can create markings that become permanent and no amount of erasing will work. She is extremely happy with these gloves and highly recommends them to any artist.

My daughter purchased this glove set for her drawings she creates on her iPad, and they work great. She wishes they fit more snug in the palm, but overall she's really happy with how they perform. We had a problem with not receiving the gloves in the original order and requested a refund, but the seller sent out a new pair as well. We appreciated the quick response and the effort to make the order right, thank you!

I have rather large hands and these stretched well and fit my fingers. I'd been worried about that but at this price point it was worth giving them a try. Turns out these work perfectly and are exactly what I needed.

My husband needed something to wear when he used his Intuos so his hand wasn't accidentally drawing. This fit him perfect and works well!

Funny smell, went away completely after wash, decent quality otherwise. I guess my hands are a bit larger than average, I can use them fine but the fit is slightly irritating. I snipped the finger tips on one to see if that would help. Works. Next time I'll definitely go for a "Large"