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How to find the right gardening gloves
Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just starting to develop your green fingers, a quality pair of gardening gloves should be one of the first things on the agenda. However, there are many types of gardening gloves on the market. In fact, the list is almost as vast as the list of gardening jobs you may encounter. Let’s take a look at some of the best solutions for certain assignments...
Predator Pacific Green Work Gloves (Watering)
Whether watering plants, hosing the grass, or putting your hands in a pond doesn’t matter. The fully waterproof, double nitrile dipped glove is perfect for the job at hand. The 13 gauge polyester and Azura lining makes the gloves suited to all temperatures while they can also be used in both wet and dry conditions. The strong grip, robust waterproof material, and general high quality of the glove also offer great dexterity. As long as you leave them out to dry between uses, they can be used again and again for any jobs where liquids may be used.
Cotton Chrome DIY Gloves (General Planting)
If keeping your hands free from dirt without losing dexterity and control during planting of plants or vegetables is a priority, the cotton chrome DIY gloves are a great choice. They are very durable, which is ideal when using various gardening tools such as spades or forks as well as the comparable hand tools. The protective grip on the palm also serves to protect you from rose thorns and similar small spikes, ensuring that the gloves are truly among the best products on the market.
Ivory Cow Hide Rigger Work Gloves (Winter Gardening)
Wintertime poses several challenges due to the cold and frost. The fleeced inlines of the ivory cowhide rigger work gloves by Predator ensure that your hands stay warm while the leather outers offer protection from scratching and cuts. While they do not offer the same level of dexterity as some gloves, the comfort and grip are of the highest quality. The gloves can be used for all winter maintenance tasks including pruning, trimming, or cleaning up the foliage.
Predator Jet PU Work Gloves (Testing Soil)
Testing the soil is one of the most important tasks facing any gardener. The Jet PU work gloves by Predator are a great option as they offer great dexterity while protecting you from any nasty surprises. Meanwhile, they can be easily removed and put back on, allowing you to touch the dirt by skin when required. They serve as a great solution or general handling and gardening tasks while the thin glove and good grip properties are ideal for using spades and other handled tools.
Predator Thinsulate Rigger Gloves (Summer Evening Pruning)
When pruning roses and trimming bushes, the Thinsulate rigger gloves by Predator are ideal in the warmer months. The leather exteriors offer the protection you require for the task, preventing scratches and penetration to the skin, while the inner insulation offers enough warmth without making you sweat. The reflective tape is a great addition for when your gardening in the evenings as it’ll give you that extra visibility. Whether gardening around the home or on a commercial level, this is very useful indeed!
