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Long-sleeved gardening gloves in cowhide leather – Thorn protection – Adjustable cuffs – Breathable comfort for hedge trimming

£57.38
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Description

General Description: These long-sleeved gardening gloves are designed to offer optimal protection during your gardening work. Made from thick cowhide leather, they protect your hands and arms from thorns, nettles, and branches. Their robust design allows you to work safely with thorny plants, while offering breathable comfort thanks to their natural sheepskin palm. Technical Specifications Material: Cowhide and sheepskin Type: Long-sleeved gardening gloves Dimensions: Measured manually, may vary by 1 to 2 cm Compatibility and Accessories Suitable for pruning hedges, roses, and other thorny plants Ideal for gardening work requiring extra protection Installation Easy to put on thanks to their ergonomic design Adjustable cuffs with drawstrings for an optimal fit Use Hand and arm protection during pruning and gardening Ideal for preventing injuries from thorny plants Can be used with power gardening tools Other Information Dimensions are measured manually and may vary by 1 to 2 cm. For guidance only, please refer to the actual product received. Due to differences in display settings between devices, color variations may occur, but this does not affect usability.

Features

  • Brand
    SIOKS
  • Colour
    Yellow
  • Glove size
    9
  • Clothing size
    Large
  • Recommended age
    Adult
  • Intended use
    Outdoor
  • Waterproof
    No
  • 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
    ME223254252
  • MMID
    493464425726
  • Product code
    YXCP-27827
  • EAN
    9585619255757
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