Parblo PR-01 Drawing Glove Two-Finger Glove for Graphic Drawing Tablets Light Box Tracing Light Pad

This glove is made of a smooth, stretchy, almost swimsuit type material that feels nice on the skin and glides wonderfully across both my drawing tablet and my sketchbook. I find that the fingers are just slightly too long for me, but my fingers are stubby anyway so I'm pretty sure that's a me problem, and it doesn't really affect my drawing ability. It really does help your hand move smoothly across the surface, reducing friction and smudging. It's an overall great purchase for any artist, and I've been recommending it to anybody I know who draws!

If you own an iPad Pro and an Apple  pencil and like to digitally sketch this is a must have, it allows you to have a great deal of control over where you can place your hand on the screen while drawing, without something like this you are constantly marking your masterpiece with the outside of your palm, this is a must have, save time, be more accurate, be more productive, just do it better, it’s got my seal of approval

The glove is quite one-size fits all and is a bit loose on my medium sized hands, so might be a little loose on smaller hands. The material is comfortable and doesn't cling or anything awkward. It does the job of protecting your skin from touching your tablet, though if you accidentally press too hard with it, it can still have a reaction, which is why I rated 4 instead of 5. It's minor, so I'd prefer to take just half a point, but that's not really an option on Amazon. It was inexpensive and does its job pretty flawlessly, so definitely would recommend to a tablet artist.

Excellent glove to use on graphic tablet, it will not keep your hand warm in the room is freezing, but it will prevent the cold, sweaty and in the long run painful sensation of working while resting and sliding your hand on a cold surface.

The seam hits your finger right under your nail, which isn't super comfortable, the wrist part is quite loose so it slips a lot and the fingers are not very long, if you have longer fingers you'll be pulling at them a good bit. All that said though, they're cheap and I think all the cheap ones are like that. They're not uncomfortable either, no itchy seams or scratchy tags or anything. They do the job.

A little loose on my hand, but that's fine and contributes to the comfort if I'm honest. Works a treat, I create art on an iPad and this actually means I don't need to hold my wrist at a stupid angle anymore.

As an avid gamer in the game called life, i have spent many years leveling up skill tree points in the artistic arts. After procuring this item via the amazon it has abled me to speed up drawing process as this item gives you less friction between tablet and or cintiq.

It's a 2-finger glove. Made of a flexible material so your hand can be too big and it'll still be comfortable. But if your hand is too small you may want to buy a smaller glove of course. The sewing job could be a little bit better as it's scrunched up (third image), but it could just be my hand that's minimally too big for the glove. Either way, it fits snugly and comfortably. The only downside is that the glove separates from the palm. But that's something that can be fixed with 5 mins of DIY with a thread&needle if it bothers you. Though it does make this glove have an inherently flawed design concept which is a shame. Probably won't stop your fingers from interacting with the screen but they will help in 99% of other applications.

So I have two ipads, however the other one has a paper-like contact cover on it. That cover is good and alleviates the problem of resting the drawing hand and has a great papery feel, however it comes with some small drawbacks. Especially when it comes to nib degradation over time. The glove however, means I don't have to semi-permanently modify the ipad with a tricky to stick cover and it retains that glossyness, brightness and sharpness. It also means that I don't get my side palm streaking over the screen. It's smooth now but not slippery. Build quality wise I'm not really sure I could say at this point. I'm careful when I put it on and take it off. It's actually a single fabric piece sewn together at the base of the ring finger so that's the only weak point I could see being an issue. It's got elasticity in it too for when you've got long fingers. I'd say my hands are about average and the glove isn't too lose. Fingers also work on screen through glove. Overall an insanely good purchase for the price if you're a glossy screen tablet artist. I feel weird not using it.

Ho acquistato questo prodotto per usarlo col mio iPad pro. La qualità del prodotto non è delle migliori ma il tutto viene compensato dalla funzionalità; infatti permette alla mano di scorrere liberamente sullo schermo del dispositivo senza lasciare il minimo alone che normalmente tenderebbe ad accumularsi e rendere scomodo l'utilizzo della penna sullo schermo. Avrebbero potuto curare meglio le cuciture interne, ma il materiale è talmente leggero che non danno fastidio anche dopo l'utilizzo prolungato. A mio avviso il valore del prodotto è meno della metà del prezzo proposto, ma è comunque una spesa irrisoria che mi ha facilitato molto l'utilizzo quotidiano dell'iPad.

Good, Fit and Comfort

Je n'ai pas grand chose d'autre à dire mise à part le fait que le gant est à moitié tactile sur les écrans et est donc inutile.

Met deze handschoen kan je perfect werken met een teken tablet. Het stoort niet om deze te dragen en is confortabel. Ook zal je palm geen verkeerde instructies doorsturen als men tekent. Blij met mijn aankoop.