Pine Tree Tools Gardening Gloves for Women and Men, Bamboo Made, Mesh Type, Washable Premium Material, Rubber Gloves Coating for Superior Grip with Snug-Wrist Feature & Reinforced Finger Tips - XXL

I have not yet used this pair but have bought previously. Repeat purchase because they are great gloves - flexible enough for picking out small roots and weeds, and for planting on tender plants, but also very strong and long lasting.

I've not yet had time to use the gloves, but Amazon is asking for feedback. They seem OK to me.

I generally dislike wearing gloves for gardening, but these are the exception. The gloves are extremely flexible and the rubberised material on the palms and fingers means you can keep them on for the more delicate tasks, such as transplanting seedlings, without damaging delicate plants. They are a good fit and if rinsed out after each use can last quite a while. I find the finger ends have a tendency to go first, but have had a few pairs now and wouldn't use any others. They're not waterproof but for me that isn't an issue.

I’ve been buying these since 2017 when they were half the price they are now. I like them because they’re not bulky and I can easily pick up gardening equipment or press ‘on’ switches on electrical tools. Thicker and bulkier gloves make that harder. Also, the palms and fingers (not the back of the gloves) don’t let in water. They last reasonably well - I’d say for one and a half gardening seasons - then holes begin to appear in the finger tips. This is understandable as gloves always wear out, especially those of a thinner material. Going back to price, the gloves I’ve bought today will probably be the last as I’ll find something that’s similar and cheaper.

I've updated this review as I've now been using the gloves for several weeks and I'm even more impressed, hence now 5 stars.Great glove giving very comfortable and flexible feel when gardening. I've been clearing a large area of garden that was full of building rubble, flints, stones, etc and it was very easy to sift through the soil to find and pick up what I needed to remove as the gloves provided decent protection and were so flexible that it felt like I was working with bare hands. The rubber palms give great grip when carrying things (e.g. paving slabs) and they give reasonable protection against sharp objects (e.g. glass/flints in the ground), however I wouldn't wear them for pruning roses!Only things to be aware of are:1) As it is so slim and comfortable to give the "bare hand" like capability, it is not as hard wearing as stiffer/tougher gardening gloves and hence it doesn't last as long. However, it is so great to use that I have just order a couple more pairs as I prefer to have the ease of use rather than the long life. NB: I have been using the gloves every day and abusing them badly given what I am doing, but the original pair are still going strong several weeks later, albeit with a couple of small holes on the fingertips where they have started to wear.2) When using a trowel and digging hard into the soil, the insides of the gloves initially rub on the palm of your hand (unless you have tough gardening hands!). The same may be true if digging with a spade or other activities where the glove rubs against your hand. However, like most things, they become more comfortable the more you wear them and they soften nicely, so this is only a minor inconvenience for the first few outings.

Lightweight and comfortable gloves, suitable for wearing while doing most gardening tasks. Not thick enough to handle thorns, but will protect from nettles (at least the rubberised side will).The rubberised grip on mine started to deteriorate in the gaps between fingers fairly quickly, but has held out OK. After about 6-7 weeks the rubberised grip has worn smooth - not an issue for many tasks, like weeding, but using tools with smooth handles is more difficult than just using my bare hands by this point.Overall not bad gloves, but I suspect you can get several pairs of gloves of a similar durability for this price.

The gloves are great but way to small for a man’s hand. I’m female and bought the x large and have small hands, they are a bit too snug around the wrist. Shame because the quality is good but the sizing is terrible.

When I first wore the gloves I was disappointed, thinking they were slightly too small and tight but after only a single day in the garden I changed my mind. The fit is perfect, keeping the gloves on and slip free no matter the job. The level of sensitivity was unexpected and very welcome, letting me pot or pull up small weeds with accuracy: allowing me to hold small delicate stems, or handle a prickly berberris darwii with equal ease. The gloves would not keep out pyracantha thorns but that was not why I bought them. They were to replace a pair of waterproof gardening gloves and although I found that water can quickly find egress through the back of the glove, for general gardening even in soggy soil they are fine. Super comfy to wear through a long day, I am very satisfied and already thinking of buying a second pair. I highly recommend them but urge buyers to check hand size.My glove size is 7.5” (19cm) but I ordered the medium, they fit perfectly although glove charts suggest I should wear small.