WAGsReviews of wristassuredgloves.com

I bought the WAG because I have extreme pain in my right thumb due to arthritis. Although it helped some, after playing 6-7 holes the pain got intense again and I am no longer able to play. I did tell the problem to your "chat", apparently they did not fully comprehend my issues. It is a good product, but not particularly helpful in my circumstance.

My second pair. I could not do downward facing dog or planks without them.

I bought the WAGS gloves and although they were expensive they were worth it for me. I do a lot of push ups, burpees and variations in my HIIT classes. My wrists were starting to ache. The gloves give me the angle that I need to help those aches. I can grab weights and hold onto most anything with them as well.

I ordered a pair over 3 weeks ago and have never recieved them

Really like the gloves I got. Save my hands and enable me to exercise with more comfort.

T Very pleased with my purchase.....good quality

I’ve had the cmc joint in both of my thumbs replaced, 2 years apart. After each surgery, I got back to the gym as quickly as possible, but that meant worksouts with some restrictions - especially anything that required weight-bearing on my hands/wrists. I found that the Fusion gloves gave me more support than the gloves I’ve worn in the past, and that they helped me get back to my regular routine more quickly. Love them and will continue to purchase them.

I've ordered 3 pairs of different wag gloves for different exercise activities. I have basal thumb arthritis and they all have made a big difference in doing different kinds of exercise that require weight bearing on my palms. I gave my first pair a 5 rating but now that I have all 3 and have used all three, I have to give them all a 4. My first pair were the Ultra small: the straps are not long enough to adequately come around my wrists and meet the velcro tabs even though I have small wrists so I have to close them on the fabric slightly and this is ruining the fabric. So the straps need to be a tad longer. My second pair were Fusion small. The straps are the right length but the pads don't extend as far down as the Ultras do on my palms so I've had to try to stretch the gloves downwards to cushion the base of my thumbs when I'm putting pressure on that area; I'm using these gloves in spin classes since I wanted a lighter pair of gloves and ones to use for weights and they provide adequate cushioning but they wouldn't work for yoga. And my third pair are the small Wag Pro. These are good but I have two issues with them, firstly they are harder to get off since the gloves aren't as long as the other two gloves that have straps for wrist support and secondly, the hand opening is a bit large for the size of glove and I have to extend the velcro closure a bit over to secure them properly. For my particular hand problems the Ultra work best as the pad in the palm extends enough to cushion the bottom of my thumbs; I'm tempted to cut the wrist straps off though.