Artist Glove for iPad, Drawing Tablet, Sketching // Two & Three Finger Tap // Right or Left Hand

It fits my hand well, but isn’t too tight. It works perfectly on my iPad! No hand marks or screen activation when it touches the screen. Seems to be a good product at a very affordable price! (Cannot speak to how long lasts or how it wears over time.)

I have been doing digital art since the early 2000s and I love the pro-draw products! Although it is not completely fingerless, that added tip on the pinky and the extra loop around the thumb not only makes sure it fits right every time for your hand but also ensures that it doesn’t slip or fall out of place like other drawing gloves do. The zip bag makes it easy to keep it clean and dust free so be careful to not tear through it when opening it for the first time. The quality of the fabric is very comfortable and looks really premium. With clean stitching on the inside I cannot go back to using lesser drawing gloves ever again! It performs beautifully, my wrist just glides across the iPad screen. I was thing I am going to need another as a backup, though I doubt this glove will be wearing out on me anytime soon. BeeJayDel puts his name and reputation on pro-draw and now I know why.

Oh, the Pro-Draw Artist Glove—the absolute pinnacle of modern artistry convenience. Because obviously, no serious digital artist could survive without a glorified sock for their hand. Let’s break it down with some "enthusiasm": 1. Paint (4/5): It’s a glove. What kind of magic were you expecting? But hey, it’s black, which makes it "stylish" and conveniently hides all the shame and smudges of your chaotic creative process. Just try not to lose it in your sea of art supplies. 2. Articulation (5/5): This glove really stretches the boundaries of what a glove can do. Want to move your fingers? You can! Want to not move your fingers? It supports that too! It’s practically revolutionary in how well it, uh, works as a glove. 3. Displayable (5/5): Honestly, nothing says "serious artist" like slapping on this bad boy in front of your tablet. Bonus points for how dramatically you can put it on while staring wistfully into the creative void. 4. Difficulty to Get (3/5): Not the hardest thing to find, but if it somehow ends up out of stock, you’ll have the perfect excuse to blame your lack of artistic output on its absence. "I could be creating masterpieces, but alas, no glove." --- Scores: - Paint: 4/5 (because black is very forgiving) - Articulation:5/5 (your fingers are free! Truly groundbreaking!) - Displayable:5/5 (because looking the part is half the battle) - Difficulty to Get: 4/5 (it’s available… for now) Overall:A must-have for anyone who thinks their lack of talent stems from screen smudges and not their procrastination. ---

My main complaint is that the inside stitching was poorly done and caused there to be way too much of the seam on the inside of the fingers. I was able to carefully trim it down though which helped a lot plus it was cheap enough to make up for it. I like the snugness of the glove though since I have smaller hands and a lot of the time the gloves I get are still loose even if I order a small

Perfect light weight pinky blocks smudges and accidental touch tight and comfortable , but maintains all the functionality with pinch and zoom and brush controls

The glove fits perfectly! The material itself is pretty nice and does its job well. Though I wished the tips of the ring and pinky fingers were better considering the price for just a single glove. The slot for the ring finger looks as though a normal drawing glove was cut at the tip; it makes me concerned about its durability and whether the stitching would become frayed over time. The slot for the pinky finger is the main issue I have for this review. In the pictures the excess cloth and stitching is quite bulky, I find that it keeps getting under my fingernail which is quite uncomfortable. While it is possible to simply cut the tip off, it would be no different than the ring finger as described above.

Love these gloves for Procreate. I panic when I misplace my glove Have ordered additional gloves in case I can’t find my glove where I left it. They work so great when swiping. Can use left handed or right handed.

This is exactly what I've been doing with my other artist gloves. I would cut the ring finger tip off and "hem" it with superglue. The glue would sometimes cause a rough scratchy edge. Now I don't have to waste time doing this and all for the same price as any other quality drawing glove (and there's no rough seam). The sizing was spot on for me. My hand measured approximately 6" from the base of my palm to the tip of my little finger. The chart recommended a large/X-large and the fit is perfect.

…couldn’t see where to choose a different size though? Is there a way to choose the large/extra large size?