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Gardening gloves

4 replies

Britchic · 24/09/2022 14:02

Hi

Can anyone recommend a brand of (preferably quite long) tough gardening gloves that aren't thick and clumsy? I need them for dealing with nettles and brambles, but I still want to be able to be dextrous with my fingers!

Thank you very much.

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Allthegoodnamesarechosen · 24/09/2022 14:34

I don’t know if they have specifically what you are looking for , but we always have Showa gloves. First bought at the first Hampton Court show, the best we have ever had.

Britchic · 24/09/2022 14:53

Thank you for that. Those might work - would they be ok with thorns etc? I didn't think about gloves being waterproof too - that would be a bonus!

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WaggledMyAerialAndWolfedMyCustardCreams · 24/09/2022 15:05

I had some Briers gloves which were long, like gauntlets.

MereDintofPandiculation · 25/09/2022 10:48

For what it’s worth, nettle roots don’t sting, and bramble roots don’t have thorns, so if you tackle from the roots, you don’t needs gloves. I regularly tackle robust growth of both at a local nature reserve and don’t wear gloves. I do need my arms covered, though.

The RHS do a nice range of soft leather gloves, one with gauntlets, in smaller sizes so you don’t have an inch of empty glove at the end of your finger tips. Expensive, though.

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