Warmth, gentle air compression and massage: the three things stiff hands have always responded to, now in one cordless glove. Made for hands that have worked hard: stiff knuckles, tired wrists, fingers that catch in the morning. 15 minutes a day, at home.
Our customers love their Amblewell WarmPress and we're confident you will too. Use it every day for 90 days. If your hands don't feel better, send it back for a full refund. No forms, no store credit, no fuss. This is in addition to your rights under Australian Consumer Law.
We stand behind every Amblewell WarmPress we send out.
If the motor, the heating element or the battery fails within 12 months, we replace it at no cost. Just email hello@getamblewell.com with your order number.
Gardening, typing, gripping the steering wheel, a lifetime of using your hands every day: it all adds up. Hands and wrists get tired, puffy and sore, and over time that turns into stiffness, a weaker grip and fingers that don't want to move first thing.
Just 15 minutes a day with Amblewell WarmPress helps hands feel looser, warmer and less puffy, so the little jobs stop feeling like hard work.
Rhythmic air compression gently squeezes the sore spots, massage loosens the tight little muscles, and warmth soaks right into the knuckles. Your hands come out soft, warm and ready for whatever the day asks of them.
Works on both hands | fits all five fingers
Years of use, cold mornings and arthritis can leave knuckles swollen, stiff and throbbing, until the simplest things, buttoning a shirt, holding a grandchild, an hour in the garden, feel draining and frustrating.
Amblewell WarmPress lets you pick just the right amount of compression and massage for the sore spots, with warmth underneath. Warmth gets the blood moving in cold hands, and compression helps stiff joints move without forcing them.
The feeling of a hand massage, any time you want one
Hours on the keyboard, the same movement over and over, wrists bent over the steering wheel or the secateurs: wrists get tight, tingly and tired, and fingers can start to catch.
Amblewell WarmPress wraps your wrist and palm in gentle, rhythmic air pressure with warmth underneath. No appointment, no waiting room, no fuss. Just your own couch, on your own time. For that heavy, dead-hand feeling at the end of the day, it's the part of the evening your hands look forward to.
An evening session before bed, so your hands settle for the night
Amblewell WarmPress makes your hands feel alive again. Gentle rhythmic pressure, massage and soothing warmth work together to relax your fingers, ease the puffiness and get them moving more freely.
Used every day, it gets the blood moving again, which is exactly what cold, heavy, "stuck" hands are missing after sitting still or doing the same job for hours.
Simple buttons, made for any age and any level of tech
Swipe through the things most people try first, and see where each one falls short.
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Yes. Amblewell WarmPress works on your left and your right hand. Use it on one hand for 15 minutes, then turn it over and use it on the other. It's the question we get asked most, and the answer is always yes.
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Amblewell WarmPress puts three things in one glove: warmth, air compression and massage. We call it the Warm-Press Cycle. Warmth loosens stiff tissue and gets the blood moving. Compression gently squeezes your fingers, palm and wrist in a steady rhythm. Massage lets the tight little muscles go. Hand therapist Bronwyn Ashcombe puts it simply: "Heat opens things up, compression moves the puffiness along, massage lets the small muscles let go. Done in that order, in the same 15 minutes, they work better together than any one of them alone."
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People whose hands have worked hard. Stiff, achy knuckles from arthritis and wear and tear (our biggest group), tired wrists from the keyboard, fingers that catch in the morning, hands that just feel cold and heavy. It doesn't treat or cure any condition: it's 15 minutes of warmth, compression and massage that make hands feel better. If a specialist looks after your hands, check with them first.
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Most things you've tried do one job. A brace holds, a cream warms, a tablet quietens the ache for a few hours. Amblewell WarmPress does three at once, the same three things a hand therapist works with. And if it doesn't work for you, you've got 90 days to send it back for a full refund.
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Yes. The air chambers adjust on their own. It fits everything from small, slim hands to big working hands. If it doesn't fit comfortably, you're covered by our 90-day guarantee.
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Some look similar. Before you buy any hand massager, check three things: does it get properly warm, does it squeeze in cycles or just vibrate, and who do you email if it stops working? Amblewell WarmPress warms up to 52 °C, compresses in rhythm, massages, switches itself off at 15 minutes, and comes with a 90-day money-back guarantee, a 12-month replacement warranty and an inbox that answers within 1 business day.
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Use it 15 minutes a day for 90 days. If your hands don't feel better, email us and we'll refund you. No forms, no store credit, no fuss. This is in addition to your rights under Australian Consumer Law.
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Once or twice a day, 15 minutes a session. A morning session loosens stiff fingers before the day starts. An evening session settles hands that have been gripping, typing and working all day. The people who use it every day like it most.
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15 minutes. It switches itself off at 15 minutes, which is the right length for one session. If you'd like more, you can start another one straight away.
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Up to 52 °C, and you'll feel the warmth in the first 30 seconds. There are three heat settings, so you choose what feels right. Even on the highest setting the warmth stays gentle and comfortable for the full 15 minutes.
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3 massage modes, 5 intensity levels and 3 heat settings. Mode 1 works through the fingers, palm, wrist and whole hand. Mode 2 builds pressure gradually from the fingers to the wrist. Mode 3 alternates between areas. Mix and match until you find what your hands like.
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Quiet. People describe it as a soft, rhythmic purr. You can use it while you watch TV, listen to the radio or sit next to someone reading.
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About 10 sessions per charge. It charges with the USB-C cable in the box, the same kind most phones use. A full charge takes 2 to 3 hours. The light flashes red while it's charging and turns green when it's ready.
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Yes. It's cordless and easy to pack in a carry-on or a big handbag, and it charges with a standard USB-C cable, so there's no special charger. Use it on the couch, in bed, at your desk or in the caravan.
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Wipe the outside with a soft, dry cloth. No water, no wet cloths, no chemical cleaners, and never put it under water. Use it with clean, dry hands and keep it somewhere cool and dry. The box it came in is perfect.
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Amblewell WarmPress uses air compression, warmth and massage only. There's no electrical stimulation. Even so, if you have a pacemaker or any implanted device, check with your doctor before you use it.
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For everyday puffiness, many people find the warmth and compression very comfortable. During a flare-up (red, hot, very tender hands), wait until it settles and check with your GP. When you start again, use the lowest intensity and skip the heat if your hands already feel hot.
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Wait until your surgeon or hand therapist says it's okay. Once they do, start on the lowest settings and build up slowly.
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Check with your GP first. Warmth increases blood flow, which matters when you're on blood thinners. You can also switch the heat off completely and still use the compression and massage.
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No. It's something to use between appointments: the same kind of warmth, pressure and massage, with no drive, no gap fee and no waiting room. Keep seeing your physio or hand therapist and let them guide you.
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Most people feel the warmth inside the first minute, and their hands feel looser by the end of the first session. The bigger difference comes from using it every day for 2 to 3 weeks: easier mornings, a steadier hold on the mug, hands that settle at night. Give it at least 5 to 7 sessions and try the different modes and levels.
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Nothing makes arthritis go away. What a daily session does is make your hands feel better, more often. Used every day, it becomes the part of the morning your hands look forward to. Think of it like brushing your teeth: it works because you do it every day.
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Very unusual. Your hands don't get used to warmth, compression and massage the way they can with creams or tablets. If it feels like you've stopped noticing a difference, try another mode, turn the intensity up or use it at a different time of day.
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Both. Plenty of our customers have lived with sore hands for 10 years or more. With mild stiffness, people usually notice a difference quickly. People with worse hands, who've already tried tablets, cortisone, physio and gloves, tell us it's become the most reliable part of their day.
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Yes. 4 clearly labelled buttons. Slide your hand in, press power, and it starts on the gentlest setting. One press changes the heat, the mode or the intensity. It switches itself off at 15 minutes, and the instructions come in large print. If they can use a TV remote, they can use Amblewell WarmPress. Plenty of our customers in their 70s and 80s use it on their own every day.
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It arrives in a clean, good-looking box that feels like a proper present, not a medical device. Wrap it or give it as it is.
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Our 90-day guarantee covers gifts. If they don't love it, they (or you) can send it back for a full refund. Most of the time it goes the other way. One customer wrote: "I bought one for my wife at Christmas and she won't stop talking about it."
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Shipping is free and tracked, anywhere in Australia. Orders are dispatched within 1 to 3 business days and delivered in 7 to 15 business days. You'll get a tracking number by email as soon as it's on its way.
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Use Amblewell WarmPress for up to 90 days. If your hands don't feel better, email hello@getamblewell.com and we'll refund you. No forms, no store credit. We suggest at least 5 to 7 daily sessions before you decide, because most people notice the biggest difference after the first week. This is in addition to your rights under Australian Consumer Law.
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Manufacturing faults: the motor, the heating element or the battery. We replace it at no cost. It doesn't cover misuse, water or drops. Just email hello@getamblewell.com with your order number.
Your 15 minutes, minute by minute
Here's what happens from the moment you press start.
Phase 1
Adjustable warmth wraps your palm and fingers, gets the blood moving and softens stiff joints.
Warmth soaks into your knuckles.
Phase 2
Air chambers fill and release in a steady rhythm, moving the puffiness along and getting cold hands warm again.
Tension you've carried all day starts to let go.
Phase 3
Pressure points work the small muscles around each joint, the same kind of pressure a hand therapist uses.
Stiff fingers start to loosen.
Session complete
Your hand feels lighter, looser and ready to use. Do it again in the morning, after the garden or before bed.
Back to the jar lids, the buttons and the grandkids.
The real cost
Sore hands cost you something every month. Tablets, creams, gels, appointments, braces you replaced twice. Here's what the usual options cost in Australia.
The Amblewell WarmPress alternative
Amblewell WarmPress Warmth, compression and massage. AU$139.95 Once, yours to keepLess than two hand therapy sessions. And you keep it.
Used every day for a year, that works out to under 39 cents a day.
Why we sell Amblewell WarmPress
GrantCo-founder, Amblewell
I went looking for Amblewell WarmPress because I watched my mum's hands take her independence away, one small thing at a time.
What got to me most wasn't the pain itself. It was how many separate things she was juggling to get a bit of relief. A wheat bag here. Compression gloves there. A massage when she could get in. She had the right idea with the wrong tools.
Why wasn't there one thing that did all three at once?
Amblewell WarmPress is the answer I found. Warmth, compression and massage, the three things stiff hands have always responded to, in one glove she can use in her lounge room while the news is on.
Mum still uses hers every morning in Wagga Wagga. Now over 1,200 Australians do too.
GrantCo-founder, Amblewell
I was after a hand massager because I'm on the computer most of the day and my hands go stiff. It's really helped with the tiredness in my wrists. The heat is so soothing on my fingers. I've tried all the modes and like them all. Best part is it's cordless, so it comes with me when I travel.
I have arthritis so I thought I'd give it a go. It does what it says. I really like the heat! It's easy to put on, comfortable and easy to use. When I take the glove off after a session my hands feel really good.
I ordered this fully expecting to send it back. My left hand is so sore, especially the thumb and around it. Well, I use it in bed every night until the battery runs out. Plenty of mornings I wake up with it still on! It's the most used thing in my house and I'm so glad I took a chance on it.
I bought this for my dad, whose hands ache from years of work in his shed (and I borrow it now and then). He loves it! It fits his hand, it's very relaxing, the battery lasts well and there are lots of settings. Worth every cent.
I bought it to see if it would help my sore wrist. The different modes give different pressures and the heat settings are great. I've used it every day and it's a bit better. My wrist has been bad enough to need injections, and this is the first thing I can do for it at home.
Stiff hands from a full day at the computer. This has really helped my wrists.
I bought one for my wife at Christmas and she won't stop talking about how good it is on her tired, sore hands. She uses it every night now.
I bought this for my 85-year-old uncle, whose fingers are stiff and slow to get going in the morning. He LOVES it. He can ease his hand into the mitt on his own, and the massage and warmth feel wonderful. Definitely recommend!
