Hey there Would the thumb loops hurt your hands?
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No way! They are extra wide and super stretchy. They will Fit small or large hands. The thumb loop should be firm and the wraps tightened around your wrist to suit your training set. The heavier you go the more support you can have. Just tighten the wrist wrap. Thank you. Please see our Happy Eagle 100% Customer Satisfaction Guarantee and 1 Year Warranty.
2149363
Yes one side is soft (the loop side) the hook side would be irritating. So as long as the loop side only contacts the skin it should not be a problem.
1265336
You probably wouldn't like these any better. My hands are large/xl woman's, and I still have plenty of room. Not so much that it is dangerous, but I can see where someone with very small hands would lose dexterity.
2234571
Absolutely! At first they may seem very tight and restrictive as they are designed to protect your hand and wrist when you fall down on asphalt or cement which you do a lot of with street rollerskates but after a while they loosen up and your fingers can move very well but in the beginning they will be very tight.
1612784
No. If you hand is open and fingers extended you can dip fingers in a possibly cover the full length of your fingers.
2121795
I would guess no. This brace is mostly anchoring straps. it slides on and you tighten a strap at heel of hand/wrist. Since you tighten it to fit your arm/level of support there should be no issue with circulation. Further, another strap anchors your thumb in place that you adjust yourself. Anytime I've felt uncomfortable I just loosen the straps and any discomfort goes away. I hope this helps.
868576
You can bend the fingers, not easily, but they won't stay bent.....so i would say no.
1903096
There are different sizes, so I would think so. Just be wary that, if you have thickish thumbs, you might have a problem.
2112014
Good god no- this mouse gave me De Quervain's tenosynovitis (also known as Blackberry thumb). Loved the mouse, but it basically crippled me. Waiting to see a surgeon to have it fixed..
2029543
And the beads provide some cushion of the blow but your hand and wrist would eventually hurt. Its not like these are boxing gloves with weights in the tops
1495239
You should be fine without thumb use. My daughter in law has rheumatoid arthritis and loves hers. Best Wishes.
1197932
Not at all, it works great. You can do 4 fingers at a time and then both thumbs, still very quick and effective.
186651
Absolutely. Had hand and wrist pain daily from mouse use/clicking and have been using it for about a month now and haven't had any mouse-use pain for a while now.
951732
Buttons are Way harder than a cell phone. It does take light pressure to press the buttons. If your arthritis is fairly bad, It would be painful to push. It is just as easy to use yor knuckle to press the keypad. Maybe that would be less painful. I have Arthritis in the thumb, but my fingers are fine. If I had to push the buttons with my thumb when the pain is flairing, I would feel the twinge. Yes, there is a nag beep when done.
1509937
Yep. Just be sure to tighten everything down well before you get started ... those thumbscrews can come loose under vibration.
1080722
These jump rings are kind of small, and I use my pliers to close them, so no I would not use my hands to close them unless you have tiny hands.
2168358
Have never tried as I have really small hands. I use a palm grip. But, I love this mouse. It has really improved my game.