Gardening gloves

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Looking for the perfect gardening gloves.

I usually wear Briers Ultimate Lined Leather Gardening Gloves amzn.eu/d/cBajONR. They are natural materials (I get hot and sweaty), thick enough that I can handle brambles, soft enough that I can do most delicate tasks. No good for wet tasks, but I just use a pair of rubber-dipped gloves for those.

The problem is that they go through at a finger tip too quickly. Usually an index or middle, occasionally a thumb. And they go through from the outside, not the inside, so I don't think it's my short finger nails.

Can anyone recommend a pair of gardening gloves that I will find as comfortable and functional as these? Thorn-proof yet flexible, and non-sweaty. If they could have a cuff to prevent bits getting inside, that would be the icing on the cake. Oh, and I have large hands - large ladies'/small men's.

I have a pair of HandLandy's which are very like my Briers but seem a little stronger. I think they are called Utility gloves - thin enough to weed easily, but thorn and nettle safe.

Mine are a women's size large, and fit fine (I also have big hands).

I've come to the conclusion it's best to have some different gloves for different purposes. My general purpose ones are Showa - fabric with nitrile fingers/palms and a good cuff, great for weeding etc, very durable and washable. 'Rigger' type gloves for brambles. Very wet jobs - marigolds.