Here's the Top 6 Best Gaming Gloves to help with sweaty hands, cold hands, carpal tunnel, grip, comfort and extending play time.

6 Best Gaming Gloves

1. Foamy Lizard - Hexotech
2. Gamer Gloves EPG
3. YoRHa 
4. Exco VIP
5. Armaggeddon Calibre
6. Gear Monkey Universal

So there's the list. These six gloves are the best rated and highest ranking gaming gloves that money can buy as of right now (Sept 2018). 

Please don't get too wrapped up in the order of this list. Although I did rank them in what I consider to be best to worst I want it to be clear that I only chose the best gloves for this list and so even the 6th place gloves are a great choice. It all depends on your needs. 

Now it's also important to understand that these gloves are all quite different and they all have their own pro's and con's. 

Some are better for grip, some are better for cold hands and some are just a good value. So regardless of your needs, there should be a pair of gloves on this list that suit your needs. 

It should also be mentioned that there are essentially 2 types of gaming gloves, there's PC gaming gloves and there's console gaming gloves. This list has both types. 

Read on to see the benefits and best uses of each glove. 

1. Foamy Lizard - Hexotech

The Foamy Lizard Hexotech are a wicked pair of gaming gloves that serve a lot of great purposes and serve them well. 

First and foremost they're really comfortable. As soon as you put them on you'll feel like you're already a better gamer. It just gives you that extra confidence.

If you're looking for gloves that will keep your hands warm then you should look elsewhere because these gloves are better suited to the gamer who gets sweaty hands. 

They're made from an anti-sweat, breathable material so even when things get intense your grip will remain strong. 

Your dexterity is excellent with these gloves since they're fingerless you won't lose any mobility or controller sensitivity. 

The palms have a tacky grip material which holds the controller really well without restricting necessary movement. 

They're made for console gaming so probably not the very best choice if you're only into PC gaming but these still work fine for PC gaming. 

2. EPG Gamer Gloves

As you can see in the photo these are a full finger glove which can be good or bad depending on your gaming needs. 

According to the manufacturer "Gamer Gloves" these gloves are good for cold hands or sweaty hands. In reality I would say that they're better for cold hands. 

Yes they are breathable and they aren't thick and warm but if you already have sweaty hands these gloves don't work all that great in keeping your hands cool. 

On the other hand if you get cold hands these gloves would be a great option. They're still thin and give you good dexterity but they're just enough material to give your fingers that extra warmth. 

They're really good for grip as they have little rubber dots all along the palm and fingers which work extremely well for gripping and controlling the controller. 

They're made of a stretchy elastic material which molds to the hand nicely so they're really comfy. 

They do provide just enough protection that you can play for hours on end without getting sore or fatigued hands. 

As for touch sensitivity they're aren't the best option. The material is thin but no material will give you the same sensitivity as your bare skin.

All in all they're a fantastic glove. 

3. YoRHa

The YoRha is another half finger pair of gloves and they're made primarily for console gaming but they would be just fine for PC gaming too if you dabble in that. 

They're made of high end stoma fabrics which are stretchy and moisture wicking so they're not only comfortable but also great if you're a sweaty hand kind of player. 

There is an isometric silicon grip on the palm which works tremendously well for holding the controller with confidence and mobility. 

You'll have perfect touch sensitivity with these since they're fingerless but they won't be ideal for someone who gets cold hands as the fingertips aren't covered at all. 

With that being said they will provide some warmth to the palm and the back of the hand but if warmth is your main concern you'd be better off getting the Gamer Gloves instead. 

They provide just the right amount of support and protection so that you can play for hours on end without worrying about fatigue. 

They're compatible with the controller of consoles like Xbox, Nintendo, PS4 and more. 

Great gloves. 

4. Exco VIP

The Exco VIP Professional gaming gloves are primarely for PC gaming. 

You'll see that they have the little bump on the wrist which is perfectly placed to give your hand the support it needs to prevent carpal tunnel and wrist fatigue. 

In addition to carpal tunnel this glove will also provide some relief and protection from arthritis. 

It's made from a stretchy spandex like material that fits snug to the hand and provides ample support while using a mouse. 

It's not designed for console use but there's no reason why you can't use it for console use it's just that it won't really provide any benefits. 

It is tight around the wrist which will give you more support if you have a sore wrist or have had wrist problems in the past. 

Since your fingers and thumb are totally exposed you'll have perfect touch sensitivity but you won't get any warmth from it. 

The material is breathable so it's great for anyone who gets sweaty hands. 

5. Armaggeddon Calibre Gloves

The Armaggeddon Calibre wrist guard/glove is specifically designed with carpal tunnel in mind. 

This one isn't specific for console gaming or PC gaming but rather a sort of brace that will prevent carpal tunnel for either gaming form. 

It's made of a stretchy synthetic material that hugs the wrist in a way that will help reduce the strain on the muscles and joints. 

It's definitely effective. you can get a right hand or a left hand as well as different sizes. 

6. Gear Monkey Universal

These Gear Monkey Universal gloves are the cheapest gloves on this list so they're definitely a budget friendly option. 

They're a fingerless gloves made from a stretchy spandex material so they're very flexible and comfortable which makes for great mobility and longevity. 

The material is extremely thin so they won't provide any warmth at all and they've also developed a reputation for wearing holes in the palm after a short period of use. 

So yeah they aren't the best gloves on this list but a lot of people like these gloves for the simpla facts that they provide some extra grip and protection with very minimal material or obstruction. 

If you do order these ones make sure to order a size bigger than you normally would because they run small. If you normally wear an XL you probably shouldn't buy these because you won't find any that are big enough for your hands. 

Final Thoughts On The Best Gaming Gloves

So there you have it. These are the top 6 best gaming gloves on the market today. 

Whether you're into PC gaming, Console gaming or both I think you'll have a few great options here to take your gaming up to the next level. 

Or if you just need some protection from carpal tunnel, arthritis or blisters you should be able to find a good fit here. 

Thanks very much for stopping by today. If you have any questions or comments please don't hesitate to use the field below to reach out to me and I'll be sure to respond ASAP. 

Cheers,

Robert