Women's Gardening Weeding Working Gloves
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About Women's Gardening Weeding Working Gloves
Overall Feedback:
95% positive
93% praised their long-lasting durability, while 7% found them prone to tears
The gloves did not move despite a lot of movement and there is no rubber backing on the uppermost part of the sleeve.
The gloves have heavy duty materials and are well-sewn, but the fingers are made for short, slim fingers and the palm leather is very stiff, making it difficult to grab and use tools such as pruning sheers.
The gloves are of high quality but are narrow and did not fit my hands.
88% appreciated the easy cleaning process, though 12% found it difficult
To make the gloves last longer, it is suggested to keep them clean.
The long gloves make working with roses easy by protecting all the way up to my forearms.
After taking off the gloves, I noticed a yellow residue on my hands which was difficult to wash off.
94% found them extremely comfortable to wear, but 6% experienced blisters
I love that the gloves come in sizes. I need a medium because of my long thin hands and they fit perfectly.
The gloves fit perfectly - not too snug but not too loose - so I don't have to constantly push them up while gardening.
In these gloves, a large is tight even though it typically fits me well.
The gloves are too tight for me. I should have ordered at least an XL. The L fits like a medium for me.
78% appreciated the excellent grip and traction, though 22% found it slipped off
The gloves did not move despite a lot of movement, even though there was no rubber backing on the uppermost part of the sleeve.
The gloves extend almost to the elbow, making it easy to reach through branches or carry rough brush.
The palm leather is very stiff, making it difficult to grab and use tools like pruning sheers.
I couldn't get them on past my knuckles because there is no elastic at the wrist.
96% appreciated the excellent thorn protection, though 4% got scratched
The gloves I have tried offer better protection, specifically from thorns while gardening.
I have personally experienced minor penetration of the glove when gripping directly onto thorns, but it is not terrible.
