Gardening Gloves Reviews

These gloves are fantastic! I have very small hands with pretty short fingers, and these are the first garden gloves I have ever found where I don't have a bunch of extra glove at the end of each finger. I can actually handle small objects with the gloves on. They are well ventilated so your hands don't get real hot, and they are extremely tough. I am ordering a second pair.

These are the gloves to have if you are a framer. Finger tips are exposed so you can feel nails or the buttons on your cell phone. These gloves are extremely tough, yet after a minute of wearing them you forget they are there. I highly recomend these to anyone who wants a high quality glove.

These are the gloves you want for summer outdoor work that's rough on the hands. You can pick up all kinds of wood without splinteres, logs, bricks, etc. anything that's rough on the hands. Note these are good for summer work, as they're not heavy for winter weather. They're also good for hiking through thick forest or woods so your hands don't get all cut up from branches and all when you're walking.

Also there is a great piece of terry cloth on the back of the top of the thumb to wipe your brow or face of sweat. Plus the back of the glove zips shut with velcro so you don't get all that crud down the glove when lifting or putting stuff down.

A reall great glove for the warm, hot weather. If you want an insulated glove for cold weather work, these are not the one.

Whether in the dew moist garden, dealing with garbage can pick-up, pet bathing, or groping through a potentially dangerous unorganized tool box--this pair of bright canary yellow gloves from Stanley are true hand savers. I've counted on Stanley for tools for years and I love these gloves.

They are roomy (I have the fits-all size pair), durable, give a steady grip, and the cotton lining is extremely comfortable. I still lightly coat my hands with powder first--makes putting them on and pulling them off easier, plus keeps them smelling good.

Great for gift giving--inexpensive enough to arrange in a colorful basket with other fun garden essentials. Try that with some packs of seeds, a book on gardening, a gift certificate to a favorite nursery and you'll grow miles of smiles.

These gloves fit beautifully, with amazing dexterity and sensitivity. Durability is an issue, since the only tougher reinforced areas are on the palm, not the fingers and thumbs. Finger tips and thumb saddle are now fully reinforced with a second layer of the synthetic leather in the new models, however. I had one pair of the old model and wore through the thumb edge after two days of roofing. Returned those, got a new model in exchange, and noticed that CLC had reinforced the problem areas. Still, the new pair wore through after a few days using a digging bar and concrete. For lighter applications, however, it's hard to imagine a more comfortable glove. My sense, however, is that the current batch of Ironclad heavy duty utility gloves will wear better for more abrasive applications. Overall, very comfortable, high-dexterity glove for medium duty applications, good for framing.

I am an electrician who bought these gloves before wiring a beauty spa with a plenum ceiling. All wiring had to be MC and/or BX. I have had the gloves for 2 years and am only now do I need another pair. The gloves are perfect when you want to protect your hands but need to have full control of your fingers. I am able to strip wire, twist wires together for wire nuts, work with 6-32 screws without any problems. I went to buy a new pair recently and the store had a different brand. I did not buy the new brand based on what I saw. So I went online to purchase "CLC Tradesman" gloves. I strongly recomment these gloves to anybody who wishes they could wear gloves and still perform their work.

These gloves are nice for the price. Material allows for a good grip, but I wish they were a little thicker to protect from rose thorns. Also, they seem to run a little big.

I love these gloves for general gardening and yard work. The dotted jersey gives a good grip and are ideal for assisting me in slippery grass pruning. The material is sturdy and durable yet lightweight and breathable. I've really enjoyed these for fall raking also. I am able to grip the rake well without getting blisters. I even wear these while using my push mower for extra grip support. To top it all off, I'm a huge chili pepper collector so they fit my personality well.

These are really nice looking gloves. In fact, when my husband saw them, he said they looked too nice to use for gardening. They fit very comfortably. I think they are just wonderful and at this price, they can't be beat.

I like to garden, but I do not like the typical gardening gloves, they get too muddy and wet. Before I found these I was using kitchen gloves to stay dry. However, they tend to be too flimsy for gardening and have to be replaced often. I found the Supergrip gloves at a hardware store and tried them out recently. They work. I did not get wet or muddy using them. The fingers and palm areas are very durable with a rough texture making it easy to grip and mud does not seem to stick to it or build up. I am satisfied with them so far, but I have not owned them long enough to see how they will hold up so I hesitate to give it a 5 star rating.

This sounds like a wonderful idea for a garden glove.Since no size range is given,I imagine these are the teensy,dainty size gloves that women are SUPPOSED to wear.What about those of us who have large hands,yet are not men??????

I use about 12 pairs of garden gloves a year. These are absolutely perfect. Not too bulky. Not too warm. Good quality that will hold up in the washer. Rubberized palm is an absolute necessity.

These glove are very attractive and other wonderful features. They are breathable and have rows of non skid dots lining the palms. Very Nice