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Men's/Women's Gardening Gloves, Cowhide Leather Work Gloves, Thorn and Cut Resistant Gardening Gloves - Thickened Yellow (M)

£52.52
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Description

High-Quality Materials: These work gloves are made from carefully selected, high-quality cowhide leather, which is not only strong and durable but also soft and flexible. Cowhide is generally known as the best leather for work gloves, offering abrasion resistance, moderate resistance to oil, punctures, tears, and cuts. Thickened Design: The palm of these leather work gloves is made of thick leather. This thick leather improves the palm's wear resistance, increases friction for enhanced safety, and reduces the tingling sensation during use. Comfortable and Flexible: These gardening gloves fit well. When wearing them, your fingers are very flexible and easy to move, allowing you to easily hold tools and providing excellent grip. Adjustable Cuffs: These leather gardening work gloves feature adjustable cuffs, allowing you to adjust the tightness of the cuff to fit your fingers. The sung design will prevent dirt and debris from getting inside the glove. Wide Range of Applications: The features of this glove and its excellent quality make it useful for woodworking, engineering, construction, gardening, farming, agriculture, maintenance, animal husbandry, etc.

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Colour
    Yellow
  • Glove size
    8
  • Clothing size
    M
  • Recommended age
    Adult
  • Waterproof
    No
  • Material
    Leather
  • Abrasion resistance
    1
  • Cut resistance (tdm-100 test)
    D
  • Tear resistance (class t)
    1
  • Puncture resistance
    1
  • Type of gloves
    Gardening
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME221163949
  • MMID
    337968774031
  • Product code
    YXCP-13844
  • EAN
    6963144033836
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