The GG3 comes in a plastic bag stapled shut by a hanger fold for retail sales. It does not contain much information about the glove; in fact it says its name and that's about it. It would be nice to have the materials listed that its made of on the package and possibly a one size fits all note could be useful as well.

The glove appears to made out of stretchable nylon with a wide elastic wrist band that is held together by Velcro. It's a semi-fingerless design with only three finger holes. It has separate holes for thumb and pinky while the other three all fit in the large middle opening. The glove is proudly silk-screened with the GG3 and Steel logo in between the thumb and fore finger. The stitching is heavy duty but lots of frays are noticeable around the cut edges of the elastic.

Once I had the glove on I could feel it form my hand for the mouse. I had to use some force to open my hand while wearing it. It's definitely designed for a specific use and you will probably not appreciate it if you randomly use the computer while working on other tasks. But like its name implies; it's a “gaming” glove not a “working” glove.