Some of the uses include digging, digging, sowing, spreading and leveling the topsoil, leveling and removing debris. 1. Garden Genie Gloves If you’re looking for a tough, durable leather glove that won’t let you down when it comes to those tough jobs, look no further than the Ironclad Ranchworx Leather Gloves. Made of premium washable goatskin leather, these gloves are built to last. They are double colors combination garden gloves in purple and green. They come in 2 pairs with claws and 2 pairs common gloves. This magical new glove is also very suitable for landscaping, loading and unloading, logistics, etc.

Though it isn’t always possible to try on a pair of gardening gloves before you buy them, it’s a good idea to do so if you can. When you pull on a pair of gloves, they should fit snugly around your fingers without feeling too tight. There shouldn't be any large gaps between the ends of the fingertips, but you should leave a little space to prevent the gloves from pushing painfully against your fingernails. The wrist enclosure should sit on your wrist without being too high or too low.The latex rubber coating keeps your hands dry. Unlike cotton gloves, which get soaked and stay wet, the Garden Genie gloves’ coating covers enough of your hand that it keeps the water out whether you’re using a hose, watering can, or squirt gun. What we don’t like A new type of glove that has recently entered the gardening market is made out of bamboo fabric. It’s lightweight, breathable and eco-friendly with antibacterial properties provided by its natural materials How frequently will you be gardening? They are especially useful because they allow you to carry out garden chores while using your gloves and not depend on external tools

There are external claws at the end of your fingers which help you dig faster and more. It makes gardening easy and safer.

You can easily do your planting, seeding, digging, or pruning, for all your projects and ideas. 3. Garden Elf Gloves The palms are reinforced with Ironclad’s Duraclad saddle reinforcement technology—that means they have a special layer of protective material in the right places that makes sure these heavy-duty garden gloves will stand up to whatever you throw at them. Keep in mind that although these claws are designed to dig, they are made of plastic; if the ground is hard or you have a major gardening project going on, you might want to opt for sturdier metal garden tools. With a firm grip and an optimal fit, you’ll be able to breeze through all of your gardening work in comfort. The claws are effective for surface weeding. The claws are a great replacement for a hoe or hand-rake for scratching the dirt around plantings to dislodge small weeds.