 Strong, but lighweight gloves |
| Review Date: May 19, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Pamela Flanagan, Sacramento, CA |
| Love these gloves, gave them to my friends for Mother's Day! Do wish they came in Large, though. |
Excellent
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| Review Date: July 1, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Virginia Drake, San Diego County, CA |
| Best deal for garden gloves. Good gripping capability and protection from thorns, etc. Flexible enough for finesse work. |
great garden gloves
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| Review Date: July 16, 2009 |
| Reviewer: C. KISER, |
| Cuffs fit snugly; nice grip pattern on fingers and palms; good quality material. great fit. |
Tough Love
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| Review Date: July 5, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Duffer., Conyers, GA United States |
| Bought these for my wife. She is not easy to please but, for once, I did something right. Unbelievable. |
great product, great value
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| Review Date: January 31, 2010 |
| Reviewer: M. S. Schafer, Gainesville, FL, USA |
I do a lot of gardening in a zone 9a garden. I have plants in both clay and sand, with and without thorns, in heavy and light containers, and I do a lot of DIY-type projects. I also go through about 2 pairs of good rose-gardening gloves a year. So, although these gloves sounded good in the description, I admit to being skeptical as the last pair of inexpensive gloves I bought lasted about 2 projects before tearing at the fingertips. Not so with this set. Thus far, through 2 heavy-duty DIYs (moving larger landscaping shrubs/trees, putting casters on and moving huge double-entry doghouse) and numerous small, normal gardening projects, these gloves have been great.
These gloves are made of a tough, grippy outer material and the elasticized wrist cuffs bind without being too tight. The cuffs would likely not keep out dirt if buried up to elbows, though -- they are not rose gloves and they don't bind tightly. However, they still protected my wrists/hands nicely while working with thorny lemon trees, so although the gloves don't provide protection all the way up to the elbows, I am confident when pruning. They have not ripped, torn, or even stretched at the finger tips which is where gloves tend to give out first, even when I've been digging with fingers instead of a tool. And I've been pleasantly surprised by just how "grippy" they are; this is a great help to me as I've got arthritis and anything that helps stabilize my grip is a blessing. These gloves also worked well in transplanting and container planting, though I think they are probably too thick feeling for delicate work. Because I bought these during winter, I can't attest to their breathability or comfort during hot weather.
All in all, these were a terrific value -- having 4 pairs in the pack means I can have gloves at several different places where I use them rather than carrying them about the yard (I have 5 acres, so this really is a convenience!). I plan on buying more. These are a great value and deliver on what they promise. |
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