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Women's Pink Leather Gardening Gloves, Extended Professional Gloves for Garden Pruning (Red)

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Product information

Description

【Hand Material】: The palm is made of genuine leather, the extended cuffs are made of polyester fabric, and the inner lining is made of soft, durable, and comfortable material, providing gentle protection.

【Design and Features】: An extra layer of protection is added to the front and back of each finger to increase joint protection and enhance overall protection. SBR (styrene butadiene rubber) padding is scientifically distributed across the palm to reduce hand fatigue.

【Professional Protection】: The extended cuffs offer more comprehensive protection, designed to enhance forearm protection. They are lined with soft fleece for a comfortable fit against the skin, and the ergonomic design around the palm and fingers allows you to easily hold gardening tools.

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【Wide Use】: Durable and multifunctional, this hand protector effectively shields your hands from injuries and thorns, while also handling cuts, scrapes, sharp thorns, prickly pebbles, rough surfaces, and other tasks such as pruning roses, berries, and all thorny shrubs, picking citrus fruits, gardening, trimming gardens, pruning shrubs, and other messy jobs. It provides an excellent grip for all your needs.

【LONG SLEEVE DESIGN】: The long sleeves extend to wrist length to provide complete puncture resistance and protect your arms. A soft, lined sleeve ensures comfort and a gentle feel against your skin.

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Recommended age
    Adult
  • Waterproof
    Yes
  • Material
    Leather
  • Type of gloves
    Gardening
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME238026833
  • MMID
    188303008241
  • Product code
    zyz-y-28371
  • EAN
    9532030409993
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