Thorn Proof Cowhide Gardening Gloves, Unisex Anti-Slip Safety Work Gloves | Flex Tough Grip Heavy Duty Leather Gloves for Pruning, Welding, Construction, Chainsaw, Farm & Ranch Yard Work

Well made and comfortable to wear, just the job for those garden chores

Strong and well made. Don't disintegrate like the normal rubberised cloth ones. Seem more resistant to thorns as well.

Good value and effective quality.

Good sturdy, thorn proof gloves. My husband was constantly being injured while helping with the weeding and pruning. These gloves are great, and he's now happy to help, with no further nasty scratches since wearing them!

EINSKEY Gardening Gloves for Men Women. GREAT HEAVY DUTY GLOVES - GREAT VALUE - GREAT SERVICE.

I bought these gardening gloves because my front and back gardens had turned into a post-apocalyptic jungle, thanks to the recent heatwave. I opened the door and half-expected David Attenborough to start narrating. Vines everywhere. Weeds tall enough to apply for a mortgage. Enter these gloves: sturdy, surprisingly comfy, and clearly forged in the fires of Mount Compost. I slipped them on and instantly felt like the love child of Bear Grylls and Monty Don. Thorns? No problem. Nettles? Laughed in their leafy faces. Some of the weeds fought back, and I’m 90% sure one tried to bite me, but these gloves held the line. Hours later, I emerged victorious, scratched but unscathed, holding a bin bag full of what I assume was at one point my lawn. Honestly, if these gloves had a voice, they’d be gruff and say things like “We’ve seen things… dandelions you wouldn’t believe.” Would recommend to anyone facing a garden that’s begun forming its own ecosystem.

Only used it for 30 minutes and I felt my fingers joints were so painful and took it off , I can see the bruises obviously!

Sadly, the advert doesn't make it clear (unless you think to scroll down and check the weight) that the black gloves are much thinner than the yellow: I bought the yellow gloves of this brand almost three years ago, for gardening, and they have lasted well until I noticed holes in one finger last week. Ordered two new pairs, having randomly gone for black ones, and when they arrived, it was immediately apparent how much thinner and lighter the black ones are: 90 grammes vs. 120 grammes for the yellow; they feel too thin to cope with pulling blackberry plants out, so I am returning them and getting heavier-duty ones