Long Rose Pruning Garden Gloves Leather Hands Long Breathable Gauntlet Sleeves - Provides Forearm Protection from Thorny Bushes, Bugs, Poison Ivy, Cacti Vines. Great All Gardeners

These gloves are great!! I pulled tons of poison ivy with these and my hands and lower arms came out perfectly fine! And I’m severely allergic... However I was an idiot and didn’t wear long sleeves so a leaf hit my upper arm and I got it bad! The gloves did their job quite perfectly! Just complete your armor with long sleeves if using for pulling poison ivy 😂

5 stars as general gardening gloves. They keep my hands clean and protect my arms from scratches. I bought these for taking out a large patch of blackberry bushes in my backyard. The gloves are no where near thick enough or tough enough to protect your hands from the thorns. I was really disappointed and planned a lower review, but after using for over a week, I do like them for general yard work and gardening.

The sleeves are kind of a stretchy/woven type material and the rose thorns "catch" on it pretty bad. Guess I should have gone with a complete leather version. The leather on the hands is nice, comfortable, and soft. That part works.

I bought a pair of these for myself and another pair for a friend. Both of us have many rose bushes in our gardens. These gloves are great for anyone with thorny plants, as the gloves protect the forearms, cutting down on the scratches that you will get when pruning. Also, they work well if you are moving bricks or stone for your garden projects. Great product.

Either I have gigantic hands, or these gloves marked L/XL are too small. I have passed these on to a smaller-handed person and I hope she enjoys using them.

My daughter was so excited to get these as a gift. She has not really had a chance to use them; however she is sure she will be happy using them.

Have used it while pruning and deadheading roses . The long gauntlet is more snug than my old ones and keeps debris from falling into the glove

I bought these for my mom and she uses them all the time. BlackBerries and wild roses are no match.