Gardening gloves

I always buy Briers gardening gloves. They’re not very expensive and last a long time. I have the leather gauntlet type for heat pruning, and the lighter type for weeding and seed sowing.

Meant to add, if you don’t like the leather type, they do a professional range that is thorn proof fabric.

J52

Meant to add, if you don’t like the leather type, they do a professional range that is thorn proof fabric.

Thank you J52 looked on the website the leather ones look great and not that expensive

Your welcome. I’ve no idea where ‘heat’ pruning came from! I typed ‘hard’ ?

Can highly recommend No Cry leather gloves.
I bought them from Amazon (£15) when we were dealing with a jungle - brambles growing through pyracantha and holly up to roof height - such fun!! {confused}
They come in S, M and L sizes. Medium was fine for me, Large for OH.

Sorry, wrong brackets!

I swear by these. I have to deal with a lot of brambles, gorse, and other pricklies. Even when well-used and old, these are great. Having trouble finding them is small size at the mo but I can still use the medium ones in winter with a pair of knitted gloves underneath.

Baggs they have small on Ebay. I have ordered some medium.
gardening gloves

Thanks, shysal! I just ordered a couple of S on ebay too ?

I get these, very durable and they only thing I have found that don't let thorns through. www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B074FSFF93/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?th=1&tag=gransnetforum-21&ie=UTF8