Copper Fit Gloves are a pair of open-finger compression gloves that are infused with copper. Do they work? Here is my preliminary Copper Fit Gloves review.
About Copper Fit Gloves
Copper Fit Gloves are form-fitting compression gloves that are designed to support the muscles and joints of the hand while easing pain and swelling. The official product website is copperfitgloves.com, which was registered in November 2017. The screenshot below shows how the product website looked in February 2018. The website getcopperfitgloves.com has also been used in advertising.
Claims & Features
- Form-fitting and lightweight
- Level of compression can be adjusted
- Open finger gloves
- Promotes blood flow and decreases inflammation
- Breathable fabric is imbued with copper for odor reduction
Cost
A pair of Copper Fit Gloves costs $19.99. Shipping is free. There are two available sizes: Small/Medium (2 ¾”- 3 ¼”) or Large/XL (3 ¼”- 3 ¾”). At the time of this writing, Copper Fit Gloves are not available in stores.
Copper Fit Gloves Review
Copper Fit is a line of athletic garments that are often pitched by celebrities. You may have seen past Copper Fit advertisements featuring Ashley Judd or Brett Favre, and now we have Copper Fit Gloves with NFL legend Jerry Rice joining Favre to extol its virtues.
These open-finger compression gloves provide support to the hands for work and play, while the breathable fabric helps minimize moisture and odor. The advertising states that the compression is adjustable, but that is primarily around the wrist area with a Velcro strap that can be used to tighten it. Small rubberized grips also line the palm area to prevent slippage.
The advertising for Copper Fit Gloves hints that they can be used to increase performance and also lessen pain and stiffness. As someone who owns numerous Copper Fit products and has used support gloves for those reasons, I do know that such a garment can provide a moderate amount of relief. Keep in mind that wearing compression-wear won’t address an underlying condition, but in some circumstances it can provide enough support to allow you to function.
I’ve seen compression gloves used not just for athletes, but for office workers suffering from carpal tunnel, arthritis, injuries, or those who use their hands for crafts such as needlepoint.
Every Copper Fit product I have owned has been made of high-quality materials and held up well over time. I still wear a Copper Fit elbow sleeve that is several years old and has outlasted other elbow sleeves I’ve tried. Thus, if you seek relief for pain, stiffness, and swelling in your hands, Copper Fit Gloves will probably fit the bill. I wouldn’t expect miracles, but based on my many experiences with Copper Fit, I believe these will probably be one of the better compression gloves available in its price range.
I have not seen Copper Fit Gloves in stores, which means you currently have to order from the website. If you would prefer not to order online and pay shipping, you can probably just wait a few months until it can be found locally, assuming it makes it out of test marketing and into full production.
Alternatives
These Copper Compression gloves are probably the closest you’ll find on Amazon to Copper Fit Gloves, and they are also the most highly visible, with over 2300 reviews amounting to a 4.1 star rating.
Your Copper Fit Gloves Reviews
Have you used Copper Fit Gloves or something like it? Let me know what you think in the comments below.
My hands would ache and throb at the end of the day.But after trying a pair of Copper Fit Gloves,my hands didn’t ache or throb anymore. I highly recommend to anyone who wants results, to get you a pair.Better yet get two(2).
Ya their great until the finger stitches fall apart. Purchased 1 pair at k-mart, finger stitches came undone in 1 week. Purchased 2nd pair at Walmart, they lasted 2 weeks until finger stitches came out. So I’m out $40 and 2 pair of worthless copper fit gloves. I dare anyone to get the company to replace them, even if I returned them to copper-fit. WORTHLESS!!!
Ty
They tear right out of box don’t buy , both tore in the same place on the glove.
I wish i could post the piks..but I waited 3 weeks for these straight from the official site…did exactly as the warning on the box said & washed in cold water by hand before wearing…squeezed them in 1hand to ring out & hung up to see that the copper writting on the front of 1was all gone but a line..& the letter ‘P’ was gone from the other glove. I hope they fit rght when dry just got yesterda
If they give as much relief as they did for me you will see them gladly!
Scam all around. Works as well as prayers and marketed towards the same suckers.
Mike, you might be right but can you cite any studies or anecdotal experience to back up your statements?
Unsupported cynical statements are neither helpful nor convincing.
Please share on what you base your statements. There appear to be at least a few people who have had actual positive experience who contradict your statements.
What’s the copper % here? Thanks
I love them. I have arthritis is my thumbs from needlework. The pain was awful. I now wear these gloves most of the time and get relief. I could not function without them.
Compression wear is compression wear.
The only thing the copper does is help with
Oder.
So they don’t smell bad from sweat.
How do you size hands.
Can you make the gloves in a different color. Black is ugghh
Do they work, I bought a pair at Walgreens Communipaw Ave. Jersey City NJ. $20.00.
I USE TO LIKE YOUR COPPER FIT
GLOVES THAT WAS TILL FIRDAY
i BOTH HANDS WITH GLOVES I LITE
A LIGHTER AND THE LEFT GLOVE BURST INTO FLAMES. I HAVE SECOND DEGREE BURNS ON EVERY FINFER AND ALL OVER MY HAAND. SO WATCH OUT WHEN YOU
WEAR THEN. I NEVER WILL
Thank you for sharing your insights, Ken. I hope your hands are feeling better. I also wanted to clarify that I am not involved in the production or sales of these gloves, but rather provided a review.