Ring Snuggies - The Original Ring Adjusters - Assorted Sizes

Ring Snuggies ~ Ring Sizer / Assorted Sizes Adjuster Set of Six Per Pack and B0014DGXU8, Original Ring Adjusters which comes in different sizes per pack. I bought these from Amazon, as well as 'yellow gold' metal ring adjusters last November. It was very cold inside the supermarket last fall; I lost another ring three times because my fingers shrank, but did nothing about trying these until last night when, with the advent of premature Spring (so far,) my thick ring began twisting on me. The assortment offers these plastic findings in round shapes, with a round i.d. and o.d. as well as the one(s) I have tried, which are more elliptical than round. The shape on the inside of each is also elliptical. At first, my eyes being what they are, I only saw the larger of two, and tried it, but after a night of being too conscious of it when I awoke to turn over, I checked the card contents, and found the smaller one. My ring finger knuckle has always been large, but I had no difficulty installing the finding on the ring after I was already wearing it. And voila! it feels so much better that I plan on not being aware of it at all. I have several rings, bought from the Q before the economy hit the fan (which means I bought my jewelry "right,") and no doubt will require more of these for them. It was always difficult for me to order the correct size for the intended finger. My late father was in the business, and I have a sizer in a box somewhere, but check out this department; Amazon has a tiny tape measure just for measuring fingers. (I have a man's hand, and cannot wear women's gloves, but small to medium men's gloves do the trick.) I do wonder if the plastic wears out after some time. I will not be purposefully sleeping with those other rings, but even with regular every-day use. . . Will I need to order more today to account for planned obsolescence later? (For the uninitiated, the word "findings" means something to those in the trade. Small pieces like these, pierced earring attachments, chain extenders, clasps, et.al. are known by that term.) Thanks, Amazon, for the RINGie dingies.

If I had read many of the prior reviews, I might not have purchased this product. I read a few reviews, purchased the product and my experience has been great!! In fact, I reordered several extra packages in case they become unavailable. My ring size and finger situation might be a bit different than some though. For me, I need a larger size ring to fit over my KNUCKLES but once the ring slides over the knuckle, it’s generally too BIG. This is especially true for any ring that is not a band style ring. The result is that rings that are not band rings SLIDE all over the place (including to the palm at times) and generally drive me crazy. Sizing the ring down would not work because I wouldn’t be able to get the ring over my knuckles (or get it off without tearing up my skin). I used to get two small gold or silver balls welded to the bottom of my rings by my jeweler to minimize the sliding. However, this cannot be done on rings that are plated, such as silver rings plated in rhodium (which minimizes tarnish and gives a more “platinum” appearance.) A couple of my gold rings also have a finish that prohibits this solution as well. Finally, my collection of rings has expanded into the hundreds and it’s cost prohibitive to have all the rings which qualify for the “ball” treatment modified. Plus, I get better results with the Ring Snuggies with less sliding. These probably work for me because they are put on AFTER the ring is in place. There are basically two options; a very minimal round shaped plastic band placed over the ring bottom or a larger plastic piece which slides under and then over the bottom of the ring band. Both work well. I find the larger plastic piece easier to put on and use it more often. However, because of its design the smaller attachment has a smaller “footprint.” The downside to the product is that I have a clear plastic attachment on the inside of my rings (on the palm side) which is more apparent with larger attachment than the smaller. Also, it complicates hand washing. Neither of these are a dealbreaker for me though. I almost never show people the palms of my hands and even handholding is relatively unchanged with the smaller attachment. Since I wear sunscreen on my hands while out during the day, I’m used to minimizing the things I touch and use hand sanitizer strategically (so I don’t wash the sunscreen off the outer sun exposed portion of my hands). If you’re someone who frequently needs to scrub your hands with soap and water, I don’t think this product would be the best for you. I also do not find the Ring Snuggies uncomfortable as many other reviewers seem to. This is probably because the part of my finger where the ring sits is 1/4 to 1/2 the size I must purchase to get the ring over my knuckles. I’ve gotten used to wearing them and don’t really notice them much while wearing. Best of all, no more SLIDING!!!

Difficult to put on ring. Product came off and lost without knowing it. Doesn't fit securely.

I have an expensive ring now and a problem that I'm sure many women face -- water retention, especially at certain times of the month. The ring fits very well at times I'm retaining a lot of water, and is rather too large at other times. Because my fingers are changing size a bit, it doesn't make sense to size the ring down. But neither do I like it slipping left and right on my finger. So I bought these. These work as advertised. I chose the smallest one. It was a bit difficult to get on the ring, the first time (it helps to have the ring on your finger first), but it has gotten easier as I have taken it off and put it on again. These are basically just short pieces of narrow-diameter Tygon or similar tubing, with slits cut in them. Most of the time, when this is on, I don't feel it. It's a bit of a problem when I want to do something like wash my hands or put on hand lotion; I don't like the way the slit in the tubing feels and it's a bit hard to dry my hands afterwards. But it's clear and it doesn't bother me while I'm typing, which is what I do most of the day at work. These were all different sizes and thicknesses and would suit a variety of rings. I probably won't use the others, now that I've found one that fits. But they are there if I'm interested. And now my ring isn't slipping around on my hand. I just wish they were a little easier to put on and more comfortable during hand washing.

My wife and I went with wide, tungsten carbide bands for our wedding bands. I tried on a tungsten carbide ring at the jeweler to get an idea of my ring size (~7-7.5) and ended up ripping skin off of my knuckle when I tried to remove the ring. So instead I ordered a 7.5 size band. When I got it it ended up slipping off my knuckles on most colder days and hoola-hooping around my much narrower finger. Being formerly of the mechanic trade, I have knuckles that are rather much larger than the rest of my fingers and so although the 7.5 fits snugly around my knuckle, there were days when it would simply slip off and the rest of the time was very loose and uncomfortable to wear. I don't know if you've ever tried to find a "metal" alternative for a tungsten carbide ring sizer, but if you have or are looking, I wish you the best of luck because you're not likely to find one either on Amazon or anywhere else. Which made the "ring snuggies" and similar "cheap, pvc tubing" ring adjusters pretty much my only option. I got these today in the mail and I have to say that I am absolutely loving them! I had to use the largest size in the package and it doesn't fit squarely around my ring but I think that might, in its own way, be better. I flipped the snuggie once it was on my ring so that the round, uncut side of the pvc tubing faces my finger and there is absolutely no discomfort to wearing it and it fixes the annoying "looseness" of my ring previously. I can now wear my ring with the confidence that it won't fly off my finger if I flick my hand too hard. I would highly recommend these if you have a band that is made out of an alternative/rare metal and or a very wide band as the selection of metal resizers seems to be limited for people with similar rings.

Fits on easily and works perfectly.

I have to agree with the others who said these ring sizers are uncomfortable. I bought them to put one on my new wedding band and engagement ring that I received for my 31st anniversary..I was hoping the snuggy would keep the rings together without having to have them permanently soldered together. Hubby and I did have my original wedding band/engagement ring set soldered together, along with a ring guard. While I still love my original rings, I decided if I ever did get a new set I didn't want them soldered together. I have small hands, and thinner/smaller band rings are more comfortable. So, these did not work for what I wanted them for..and when I did manage to get one around my rings, it was so tight on my finger I like to never got it off...and it was painfully tight. Which I blame only myself for, for even trying it when I pretty much knew it wasn't going to work. Hindsight and all...lol If you are wanting to use this strictly to size down a ring, it seems it will work for that, but I think it would still feel very thick and unwieldy. I am going to try shaving one of them down, have my hubby help me, like others have said they did. Nothing to hurt by giving it a go!

Good

No es tan útil como esperaba porque no se adapta a todos los anillos, y se sale a menudo sobre todo los redondos

The best I have found but very expensive for 6 plastic pieces - not a good range of sizes … some are too long which you can cut.

Very useful

Tienes varias opciones y probé todas hasta que encontré la más adecuada para mí y funcióna de maravilla

ganz toll sind die verschiedenen Größen. nur leider ist das Material sehr steif so das es sich nicht an die Rundung anpasst. Es macht den Ring dadurch SEEEEHR viel kleiner