Lee Tippi Micro Gel Fingertip Grips - Size 9 Large - 10 Pack (S61090)

I wish these were available when I was a teenager. They are awesome! Due to therapy and medication,I have nearly completely resolved the "trich"....however, I was curious to see how they feel and they are comfortable, textured and well-priced. (Used to prevent compulsive hair pulling).Now if you happen to be a "trich" person...here is a tip for you:Go to You Tube, and look up 40 Gz videos and listen for an hour daily and see if it doesn't resolve your desire to pull.(This seems to be helpful for ADD and Alzheimer's too). Further questions, feel free to contact me.

I am a Mailman, and use these everyday. They are comfortable and grip very well. I have given several of them away. They are used by several carriers in my post office.

I had to return them. They were too big. But they are a really good product. I will try a smaller size.

Comfortable and so efficient for handling paperwork.

The XLG ( blue ) is still too small for my fingers.. Please make a larger size

Love them, HATE the sizing chart. Been using mine for 2 years, finally needed to reorder, with no clue what size mine were (who saves the box for that long?). The local office stores rarely carry these so you can’t try them on.... Ordered from the measurements in the product info and these are so big they won’t stay on my thumb (I ordered for my ring finger)!!! Can’t return them and nobody in my office has fingers that large... I wish they would come up with a better size chart, like if your ring size is X then that should be blah blah (taking into account the slender/tapering of the fingers).... or something better than the measuring they have....

I had a series of strokes over the past 4 years that caused me to lose sensation and mobility in my left hand and fingers. I cannot always control the grip of my fingers and tend to drop things. Occupational Therapy recommended these, and they work great. Even if I can’t grab onto something with a firm grip, the chance I will drop it is lessened because these give me sticky fingers.

I wear one of these on my right thumb while I play my alto recorder, and it’s a terrific help. I turn it so the rubber grip lands right where my thumb touches the recorder, and the instrument is stabilized without slipping or sliding. It eliminates the need for a dreaded thumb rest. I trim the ends of the grips so that they don’t extend over my knuckle. (See photos.) The product isn’t intended for recorder players, but the company could market them that way!