Acdyion Gardening Gloves for Women/Men Rose Pruning Thorn & Cut Proof Long Forearm Protection Gauntlet, Resistant Thick Cowhide Leather Work Garden Gloves

The Acdyion Gardening Gloves have proven to be a lifesaver for my hands during outdoor tasks. These gloves provide exceptional protection, especially when dealing with thorny plants and undertaking rigorous gardening work. Before discovering these gloves, I had the unfortunate experience of tearing up my hands while cutting down brush, despite wearing supposedly high-quality gloves. However, after purchasing the Acdyion Gardening Gloves and taking on the same task, my hands were completely salvaged from any harm while working with jumping cactus, bee brush, and mesquite thorns. They maintained their durability after washing and drying. One of the standout features of these gloves is their long forearm protection gauntlet. The durable, thick cowhide leather construction ensures reliable defense against thorns and cuts. This extended coverage provides peace of mind and shields not only my hands but also my forearms from potential injuries. The craftsmanship and quality of these gloves are exceptional. The thick cowhide leather material is built to withstand tough conditions, making these gloves highly durable and long-lasting. I appreciate their ability to withstand the rigors of gardening work without compromising their protective qualities. The fit of the gloves is also worth noting. They offer a snug and comfortable fit, allowing for dexterity and ease of movement. This ensures that I can maintain a firm grip on tools and handle delicate plants with precision. In conclusion, the Acdyion Gardening Gloves are a reliable and indispensable companion for any gardening enthusiast. With their exceptional protection, durable construction, and comfortable fit, these gloves have proven to be a game-changer for me. I highly recommend them to anyone seeking reliable hand and forearm protection during gardening tasks.

I write reviews for things I buy for myself only. No paid for or free stuff for reviews here. These are wonderful gloves but I don't use them for gardening but rather when riding my motorcycles. Trying top get good motorcycle gloves is difficult and I don't care who says what about all the name brands, they are all mostly marketing. These gloves however are fantastic. They are ultra comfortable and unlike many tough gloves they are easy to grab onto things. Take the motorcycle throttle for example, not very big around so you need to be able to grab and hold lightly. These gloves let you make a fist really easy. The longer gauntlet is perfect as it easily goes over the thicker cuffs of some riding jackets. When wearing thinner jackets or tear away shirts with body armor underneath the tough gloves and longer gauntlet add plenty of protection. If you were to fall where do so many riders get injuries? Their hands and forearms (road rash). The gauntlets go up far enough to protect your forearms really well. How I wish the company made these in a brown. They yellowish gloves and brown gauntlet is nice no doubt about it but the glove part being brown would be really nice. Maybe a black too, I buy them. For gardening I bought a family member a smaller paid and they use them when pruning trees and managing the blackberry bushes and you know how those thorns can get you. I recommend these gloves to anyone needing really comfortable and well fitting gloves for any tasks where protecting the hands is important. 5 stars without any reservations.

Got these specifically for bundling small cut branches (I've got a feeling I can't say what you call such bundles in this day and age of political correctness/ wokeness and all that -yuk- jazz). The gloves are great. Soft, flexible, super comfortable and they go all the way up my forearms and I've got long arms. They serve and protect like they're supposed to- they work well. Sure, you wouldn't want to grab big thorn bushes with these, but you need chain mail gauntlets for that. Here's how I bundle: I set up a pair of lightweight saw horses (yeah I've got some heavy duty metal ones too plus a pair I made from 2x4s but these are perfect for this) first. Then I lay about a 42-inch-ish bundle of branches across them and cinch it in the middle with a long length of aircraft cable (or similar coated cable). The one I chose had a loop and thimble on one end and was just cut on the other (I taped it also just to contain any possible fraying over time. These actually came out of a box of spare parts for a big multi-station commercial weight machine unit) Holding the bundle tight I hold the free end of the cable on the ground with my foot while I easily tie twine around it's waist. Release the Kraken I mean cable and get ready for the next. Toyt like a Toygah. If y'all don't have any cable you could use a belt but it's gotta be long enough to reach the ground and have some length to step on firmly. Love these gloves. Before I got them I just wore regular leather work gloves and my forearms would get "bitten" up by pine needles and pricklies. Not any more. It's a pleasure now.

I ordered these after the first gloves from another Amazon supplier started to wear out way too quickly. These seem fairly well made--good leather on the cuffs, reasonable actual leather on the hand. I think these should work reasonably well for most uses. I like these so much, I just ordered two more pair of these gloves! I use them for traditional longbow archery. I shoot both sides, so I needed protection for fingers and forearms on both sides. After trying many different things, these gloves are the best solution I have found--comfortable, durable, and they protect fingers and forearm. And now I have extra sets, including a size Medium for when I train other people. UPDATE: I have bought these in many sizes now, L, M, S, and XS to use when training people to shoot traditional archery using both left and right sides. They protect the fingers and the forearms and they look good too!

Great product overall. The reason I purchased them was for my wife since we were going to be removing thorn vines / bushes. They did better than normal gloves but she did say some thorns pinched through. So I would recommend anyone using them for thorns to use a second layer underneath for hand protection. She used the small size and liked how it fit.

I am absolutely SHOCKED HOW AMAZING THESE ARE!!!! I'd gladly pay $50+ for them. Stitched so well, thick, not too thick full grain beautiful soft & flexible leather, reinforced, padded palms. I'm seriously incredibly impressed with these for working on my farm. I want to get them as gifts for everyone I know who has farm work. Clearing brush, working on fences, even welding...these will get the job done. I waterproofed mine with a couple nice layers of scotch guard because I plan on using these heavily. The sizes seem to be men's for sure & they run roomy. The medium is even a big for me around the forearms & finger length & I'm a thick woman. I think the large may even be a tad big for my 6ft 200lb commercial roofing foreman. The man's got forearms like Popeye. I don't think anyone could be disappointed with these beautiful work gloves.

Thes work gloves are FANTASTIC! They are indeed made of real leather......no plastic or vynil fake stuff. I even turned them inside out and saw both the part that covers the hands and the part the goes up to elbow.......are all Real Strong Leather. You have difficult time sticking a pin or needle through this! Additionally, I was plesantly shocked to see that the lether part that covers the hand......is very Soft....similar to what could be used for a Driving Glove. These are good, yet soft enough to not blister your hands!

These helped me not get completely torn up when combating the Mexican primrose that has been a pain for a while. The arm cuffs offer more protection than the part that covers the hand. With really nasty thorns I recommend also wearing another pair of decent ordinary garden gloves, either under or over these for extra protection. These also are good for quickly getting a cat in a carrier. It is not perfect though as cats can tear up all sorts of fabric.