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Articulated finger extensions · a pair · black or bone
Fingers twice as long as they should be, moving exactly the way yours move
Curl your hand and every joint curls with it. Spread your fingers and ten long claws spread with them. That is the detail that makes people stop mid-sentence and stare at your hands all night, and it is the whole product.
A mask is the costume everyone expects. Hands that move like a living creature's are the part nobody is ready for.
Why they work
Your fingers do the acting. The claws do the rest.
Articulated digits per hand
Four fingers and a thumb, every one of them jointed. Your own fingertips sit in open cradles at the base, and each segment beyond is linked by a pin joint, so a flick of your finger travels all the way to the tip.
The length of your hand
The claws roughly double your hand from wrist to fingertip. Held beside your face in a dim room, that is enough to make a grown adult take a step back.
Stretch strap holds it all on
A wide woven elastic wrist strap wraps around and holds the plate flat across the back of your hand. On, gesturing and in character in seconds.
Rigid 3D-printed plastic with crisp, sharp-edged segments, so the silhouette reads from across the room. Light enough to forget you are wearing them: one buyer's son wore his most of the day.
Fit
Fits all finger sizes, adults and teens
A strap that stretches, segments you can shorten
The woven wrist strap stretches to fit and the finger cradles are open, so there is room for slim fingers and large ones alike. Want a shorter digit? Pop a segment off and clip the tip back on. The same pair fits the whole house: one buyer bought them for her ten-year-old and found they adjusted to her own adult hands too.
What buyers with big hands say
"I have large hands and they fit just fine," writes Isabella, who usually grows her own nails out through October and switched to these for something different. "The elastic is stretchy and the wrist band is long enough to wrap around," adds Nicole. Add a thin black glove or a fingerless skeleton glove underneath and the look is finished.
Over 6,500 sold
Rated highly by party-goers
- "These were a literal showstopper for my Halloween party." Beth
- "People couldn't stop staring. Some wouldn't even shake my hand." A party-goer, from our customer video
- "Really addicting to wear! Add some thin black gloves underneath and omg it's perfect!" chelle
- "Three Halloweens later, they still freak everyone out." From our customer video
- "I also got to freak out the kids a little bit with them. I would buy these again and recommend them to anyone looking for creepy long fingers." John E.
- "These were perfect for my son's Edward Scissorhands costume!!" Mary L.
- "It seriously took me 5 minutes, if that. They're fun to play with, great for costumes, and a good value!" Anon
- "The fingers articulate really well." Frances W.
Every pair is covered by our 90-day returns. Wear them to the party; if they are anything less than the best part of your costume, send them back.
Where they steal the show
One pair, a dozen costumes
- Witch, warlock or hag. Long crooked fingers curling around a broom or a cauldron are the detail every witch costume is missing.
- Skeleton or ghost. The bone pair reads as elongated skeletal fingers and shows up brilliantly in a lit room.
- Edward Scissorhands, Slender Man, shadow creature. The black pair's blade-like points are made for the silhouette costumes.
- Haunted houses, cosplay and pranks. One grandmother's 16-year-old "loves to prank with them" and is saving them as his Halloween prop. A parent whose kid is into cosplay calls them "a step up from cheap kids' costume items".
- Photos. Hold one hand up beside your face and the picture takes itself.
Black or bone
Two sculpts, two different monsters
Black
Angular, slab-sided segments that taper to a long blade-like point: more machine or monster than skeleton. It reads best in low light and against a dark costume, where the silhouette is the whole story.
Bone
Rounded segments with swollen knuckle ends that read as an elongated skeletal finger. The pick for a skeleton, a ghost or anything where you want the shape recognised at a glance, and it shows up far better in a lit room. "The white matches most bone colors," says Doug, who pairs his with fingerless skeleton gloves "for an amazing effect".
Same plate, same strap, same articulation on both. Choose the look; the movement is identical.
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Why these beat a printed-bone glove
A fabric glove with bones printed on it is still a glove. A rubber monster hand is a stiff mitten you can barely wave in. These add real length to every finger, and because every segment is jointed to the next, the whole claw moves when you move. At this price, nothing else turns a hand gesture into a scare.
In the box
What ships
- One pair of articulated finger extensions: a left hand and a right hand, five jointed digits on each, in the colour you choose.
- Two woven elastic wrist straps, one on each hand unit.
- Segments that clip together on pin joints, so you can shorten a digit or re-clip a joint in seconds.
They arrive as parts and clip together in a few minutes, so put them together the evening before and walk into the party ready. A joint that pops apart in a rowdy moment clips straight back on.
The best five seconds of your costume
A hand twice as long as it should be, moving the way a hand moves, unsettles people far beyond anything a mask does. Over 6,500 people have bought that moment. Yours comes as a pair, with 90-day returns.
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