Rest Your Hands Without Stopping What You're Doing

Your hands have been working all day — typing, scrolling, lifting, gripping. By evening, the fingers feel stiff, the knuckles ache, and you can't quite straighten them. You don't need a heavy brace. You need something soft that quietly holds each finger in place while you keep going.

The Small Annoyance That Adds Up

Most people don't think about hand posture until it hurts. You finish a long email session and your ring finger feels crooked. You finish a chapter of a book and your pinky won't uncurl. You wake up in the middle of the night and three fingers are locked in a bent position you didn't notice.

It's not a serious injury. It's the daily accumulation of grip, curl, and tension — the hand never gets a moment of truly relaxed, open posture. Pillows don't help because you can't keep your hand on a pillow. Braces are too rigid for daily wear. A soft glove with built-in finger channels can hold each finger in a gentle, open position while you read, watch TV, or rest in bed.

What Built-In Finger Channels Actually Do

The Velloraco Finger Separator Glove is built around five soft, padded channels — one for each finger. Each finger slides into its own channel, and the channels hold the fingers apart in a relaxed, slightly open position. There are no springs, no rigid splints, no painful adjustments.

The palm is a soft, breathable knit that flexes with your hand. The back is a thin, breathable layer so the hand doesn't get hot. An adjustable wrist strap (Velcro closure) keeps the glove secure without squeezing. The fabric is soft enough that you can type at a relaxed pace, hold a book, scroll a phone, or sleep in it without irritation.

Five Things You'll Notice in the First Week

How to Use It

Slide your hand into the glove so each finger rests in its own channel. Adjust the wrist strap so the glove feels secure but not tight — you should be able to bend your wrist comfortably. Wear the glove during the activity or rest period you want supported — reading, typing, watching TV, or sleeping.

Start with short sessions (30–60 minutes) so your hand gets used to the channels. Most people work up to overnight wear within a week. Take the glove off whenever you need full hand movement — driving, cooking, lifting weights.

Common Questions

Try It for a Week

If your fingers feel stiff after typing, reading, or a long day of gripping — give them a week of supported rest. Most people notice their fingers feel looser and more relaxed in the evenings, and the channels become a natural part of winding down.

Pick the hand you want to support, or grab the pair if both hands need it. The glove is soft enough to wear almost anywhere, and adjustable enough to forget you have it on.

This product is designed for general hand comfort and relaxed finger posture. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. If you have ongoing hand pain, numbness, or joint issues, please consult a qualified healthcare professional.