Professional Rose Pruning Thorn Proof Gardening Gloves with Long Forearm Protection for Men and Women

I wear these gloves all the time when I am working on mesquite trees and roses in my garden. The gloves seem to repel the thorns. I do not feel the thorns poking through the gloves. They are very durable and strong. I like the fact that they cover my forearms too. I have had enough bruises to last a lifetime. They protect my forearms too. I liked these gloves so much I bought a second pair just in case. I haven't had to use the second pair, and I have had this first pair of gloves for over 2 years, and they have held up very well.

I have trouble getting nice thick gloves that have small enough hands - these are them! Small enough for good workability in the hands, with good arm protection - who could ask for more? And they're pretty!

Fit was perfect which is hard to find for ladies, great length for pruning roses, and well made so thorns will not pierce through!

I tried several pair of gloves before I selected these. I work many hours in my yard daily and I need gloves that are not only comfortable, but functional, and protect my hands and forearms. These are not too boxy or too tight. The fingers aren’t weirdly cut like other gloves I’ve tried. I wash these all time time by hand. I am, in fact, going to buy at least one or two more pairs while I still can.Update: the second pair I bought the finger seams opened up too quickly. I did one job with them and it was too much. I wish I could return them, but the window has closed.

My father wanted old school motorcycle gloves from the 70s but you can't get em anymore.They stopped making elbow length and only make gauntlet now.These are long enough to be elbow length for a 5'10" man.Good sturdy leather.

Works great for trimming palmetto bushes - no more cut up forearms!

These look like they are nicely made. They're attractive color and I like the velcro closure at the top so that you can fit them to your arm better. But, they are disappointingly thin. I thought they were for thorny or prickly gardening, but they aren't made of sturdy enough material for that. Bought "Large" but they should be a size larger to actually fit me, so don't trust size.

These are Absolutley the best for rose bushes. You will get an occasional poke but, not as deep or bad as regular garden gloves.