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Green, Long-sleeved gardening gloves – Cut and thorn resistant, durable protective gloves, extended-arm gardening gloves

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Full Arm Protection: The extended 43.2 cm sleeve protects hands and arms from thorns, scratches, and UV exposure, ideal for rose pruning, bush cleaning, and heavy-duty gardening tasks.

Cut-Resistant and Durable: Reinforced palm and fingertips with puncture-resistant material (tested to ANSI Level 3) prevent wire cuts and injuries from sharp objects while maintaining flexibility.

Versatile Use: Perfect for gardening, landscaping, farm work, and outdoor tasks like handling wood or repotting cacti. Machine washable for easy cleaning.

Grip and Sensitivity: Non-slip silicone dots on the palms improve tool grip; Textured fingertips allow for precise seed planting and delicate work without removing the gloves. Versatile use: These safety work gloves are particularly suitable for cooking, carpentry, and gardening. Suitable for men and women who use knives for cutting, including fishing, meat cutting, fruit peeling, carving, woodworking, automatic recycling, cleaning, and machine repair.

Features

Brand
OTHERS
Colour
Green
Recommended age
Adult
Intended use
Outdoor
Waterproof
Yes
Material
HDPE
Abrasion resistance
3
Cut resistance (tdm-100 test)
AB
Puncture resistance
3
Type of gloves
Gardening
ManoMano Reference
ME101921259
MMID
803849846797
Product code
4894084846755
EAN
4894084846755

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What to do in the garden in February

February is a chilly month meaning there's not a huge amount you can do in the garden. That said, the days are getting longer and nature is coming out of hibernation little by little. If the weather allows it, you may even be able to cautiously start sowing a few seeds under cold frames towards the end of the month.

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