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BRASSIER Gloves - Pair of gardening gloves - Leather protection - Gardening gloves for thorns and brambles and work gloves

£61.71
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Product information

Description

General Description: BRASSIER gloves are specially designed for gardening, offering optimal protection against thorns and brambles. Made from thick split cowhide leather and ripstop anti-scratch fabric, these gloves guarantee excellent durability while ensuring the necessary comfort for working in the garden.

Technical Specifications: Thick split cowhide leather; Ripstop anti-scratch fabric; Water and oil resistant; Long, flexible cuff to protect wrists and forearms. Use: These gloves are perfect for all types of gardening work, whether for light or more demanding tasks. They are suitable for both men and women and adapt to all hand sizes, offering great flexibility and a good grip, even in wet or oily conditions.

Features

  • Brand
    SIOKS
  • Colour
    Green
  • Recommended age
    Adult
  • Waterproof
    Yes
  • Material
    Leather
  • Abrasion resistance
    1
  • Cut resistance (tdm-100 test)
    F
  • Tear resistance (class t)
    1
  • Puncture resistance
    1
  • Type of gloves
    Gardening
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME223257612
  • MMID
    727235377547
  • Product code
    YXCP-31769
  • EAN
    6963497206048
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What to do in the garden in February

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