Latex-coated Gloves Eco-friendly Bamboo Knit

Comments about Latex-coated Gloves Eco-friendly Bamboo Knit:

My employees and I like these gloves. The finger tips do get holes in them from jamming them into soil, but they are inexpensive and give us our moneys worth. The rubber coating grips well, even when wet and muddy. They are easy to get on and off. They have saved my fingers from getting cut numerous times.

Comments about Latex-coated Gloves Eco-friendly Bamboo Knit:

Very comfortable gloves, probably good for casual gardening. I bought these for my employees on my landscaping crew, and they literally fell apart after two days of raking, weeding, and general clean up.

Comments about Latex-coated Gloves Eco-friendly Bamboo Knit:

I hate to wear gloves when gardening because I can't feel what I'm doing. These are light and thin so I have some sense of touch and can pull small weeds out of 2.25" flower pots. Helps keep my fingers from getting stained, wet and cold in the colder months. They tend to wear out at the fingertips if you have fingernails (hand weeding). So I use regular latex coated gloves for outside heavy duty chores and save these for more delicate work, potting plants and seedlings.

Comments about Latex-coated Gloves Eco-friendly Bamboo Knit:

I use these gloves to protect my hands and keep my grip when handling wood, pulling weeds, etc. I especially like that the material is bamboo because the fabric breathes so well. My fingers are rather long for a woman and women's gloves are often too small for me. I ordered men's medium and they are perfect -- good finger length and yet snug enough to stay on. I originally bought a pair of latex-coated bamboo gloves from a drug store and loved them, but found them awfully expensive. Gempler's had the best deal!

Comments about Latex-coated Gloves Eco-friendly Bamboo Knit:

Love this product, but not for heavy use. Worn several times and the black portion is starting to wear off. I do work them pretty hard though. Great for when needing good dexterity.