RIANZ Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene ABS Gardening Gloves with Right Hand Fingertips Claws for Pruning, Digging & Planting, Multicolour

I mainly deal with cactus and thus I ordered the pair of gloves. Really good. Nice grip. Have also used for roses and it worked good.

The product is good for it's price. It could've been better if they used better glue for the claws or did something else to attach them to the gloves. The claws feels like they might fall off any moment.But considering their function, it is very suitable for light home gardening or casual gardners. You cannot do heavy duty work this. Cleaning requires a little more effort after all the gardening.It dries well after a wash. Good grip and hardy material.

The product look like it's for gardening but using it is really difficult with the claw. The product is also very thin. If you want to just use it for plucking flower then it's okk but for works like soil mixing etc I donot feel its durable.

After just a couple of uses the claws came off - you can see the glue that was used to stick the claws. Also the rubber wore off by the 5th use and now its useless. The rubber also sticks, sort of melts - i am not sure what the correct term is.

The gloves are made of good quality rubber /latex. They keep your hands free of dirt while doing mud work in your pots or while applying manure to the plants. The claws in the right hand are very handy in doing light digging in wet soil.

Served the purpose, it's a good idea but quality is poor, comfortable to wear but the rubber coating is very sticky.

It's useful to move mud around, especially pulling out roots, loosening the soil with those claws but I would suggest doing that as a last resort after handling the soil with your gardening tools, though the claws are strong they aren't attached well enough to the glove to be durable, in fact, one of them came loose by the time I realized I shouldn't have used the claws as the primary approach towards digging. Stick with your tools, loosen the soil first, the claws are useful only to sift through loosened soil. Other engineering approaches should be used to adhere the claws to the glove material to make it a more reliable product, perhaps a fastener through the glove with greater surface area and bonding.

Not good for small hole digging.But does the job.