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Women's Long Gardening Gloves - Protect thorns and forearms when pruning roses - Breathable leather long gardening gloves - Gift for gardeners - Gardening tasks

£54.30
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Description

General Description: These long women's gardening gloves are designed to offer optimal protection when pruning roses and performing other gardening tasks. Made from high-quality cowhide leather, they guarantee durability and comfort. The polycotton back and forearms, adorned with a vibrant floral pattern, protect against punctures and cuts. Thanks to their knife-resistant design and adjustable cuffs, these gloves are ideal for protection against thorns and scratches. Technical Specifications: Material: Cowhide leather and polycotton; Design: Floral pattern; Cuffs: Adjustable and extended; Functionality: Touchscreen compatible; Use: All year round; Compatibility and Accessories: Suitable for pruning roses, handling cacti, harvesting, and other thorny plants. Use: These gloves are perfect for gardeners who want to protect their hands and forearms while working with thorny plants. They also allow the use of electronic devices without having to remove them. Other information: Please allow for a 1-3 cm error due to manual measurement. The colors of the items shown may vary slightly from the actual item due to monitor calibrations.

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Colour
    Yellow
  • Glove size
    7
  • Pcs per pack
    1
  • Recommended age
    Adult
  • Touchscreen compatible
    Yes
  • Waterproof
    Yes
  • 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
    ME221178940
  • MMID
    631805270443
  • Product code
    4059764458400
  • EAN
    4059764458400
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