G & F Products Women’s Gardening Gloves, Micro-Foam Coated, Durable, Breathable, Flexible Nylon Shell, Textured Palm for Maximum Grip, Protects Hands from Dirt & Injuries, Yard Work, Medium-3 Pair

Hi gardeners! I just received these. I am an intermediate gardener and i always wear gloves, not just as protection from thorns but to keep my hands clean from mushy soils and stinky plant food. My main gloves are long and go to my elbows. But I learned recently that I should be washing them way more frequently than I actually do, with some experts recommending that gloves should be washed after each use to prevent the spread of disease and harmful pests between plants! Ew! I never even thought of that! I needed to buy more gloves!In the past, I've had short gloves to use when I'm doing quick stuff like pulling a few weeds or watering. Last year I bought a pack of really cool "disposable" fabric gardening gloves from somewhere. They had some kind of plastic or rubber on the palm side, but the back of the hand was basically just woven fabric. I really loved the fit of those gloves but couldn't fiind them this year. The only problem was that when my hands got wet, the moisture would seep through on the back of my hand since it was just woven fabric. They didn't wash well so I tossed them after every 2-3 uses.I looked for something similar on Amazon, but this time hoping to find something with waterproof fabric on the back of the hand as well as the front. And I stumbled upon the G&F Gardening Gloves. The price was right and they were in a pack fo 3. While I don't consider these "disposable," I hoped that they would wash well at least so that they could last for the season.They arrived today and had to manage my expectations, worrying that they won't fit correctly or perhaps they'd feel cheap.. Well I'm happy to report, they are perfect! Heavy textured "rubber" (latex) on the front and back of the fingers, but breathable fabric at the wrists. I usually wear a medium glove for women, or a small in men's ( and in unisex disposable nitrile gloves I wear a medium). Also, these G&F gloves provide a lot of dexterity and my fingertips fit right to the tip. So far I am very pleased!I haven't used them yet, though, as it's cold today and I won't be able to garden. However these feel really good, my hands aren't overheating, and the rubber coating doesn't seem like it's going to peel off or separate. The colors are bright without being too obnoxious (no flowery, patterned gloves for me) and they'll be easy to find if they get buried at the bottom of my garden tool bin. I foresee that these will be a great alternate to my favorite long gardening gloves! As gardeners we have so much to spend our money on, that if I can at least avoid paying $$$ for gardening gloves that are just going to end up caked with dirt, then that's definitely a bonus!PS. Please be advised that these are "textured foam LATEX" so if you or anyone around you has a latex allergy, these are probably not good to have around.

These gloves are on the thicker side, so you have slightly less dexterity, but they have lasted longer because of that. They do get a bit baggy as you wear them, so you may want to try smaller than you normally buy

These gloves are goodLast wellPretty colorsWorth the money

I buy these gloves over and over. They are great and hold up well for daily use. I wash them after every use so as not to spread any fungal or bacterial infections.

This is my 2nd order of these gardening gloves. I shared my 1st package of three with friends once I discovered how helpful they are. The micro-foam extends over the fingers and onto the knuckles which helps keep fingers dry when working with wet soil, or when rinsing off garden soil. Plus, they are a great buy!

I use the gloves for gardening, mostly for pulling weeds. I like the flexibility and bright colors of the gloves.Great protection for doing outdoor work. I like the elastic wrist bands on the glove, it keeps dirt from getting inside the glove.

Here on the west coast of Washington State, it rains...a lot! So I often find myself working with wet weeds. These gloves are the best I have had for actually keeping your hands dry. That additional rubberizing is great. It is also a big advantage when working with wet soil when you are potting plants or planting starts. My new favorite gloves! The only thing that I did not like was that they don't come in a small and the mediums are large on my hands and don't give me the closer fit that I need for full dexterity.

As you ladies know, all garden gloves are not created equally. Most are made for man-sized hands, length and width, and they don't come in nice colors. Ok, I've found a few small ones that work ok, but they don't protect the fingers very well. The G & F 2030 Women's Garden Gloves with Micro Form Nitrile coating texture grip (the name says it all!) fit a women's hands and should be comfortable for all but the very smallest or very largest hands. The elastic part of the glove fits snugly around the wrist, so even though my hands are fairly small, these gloves don't feel overly big. The very best thing about them is that the Nitrile coating covers the palm and all the way over the fingers to the back of the hand (as pictured). To me this is a big deal because my hands would invariably get wet and dirty, with the ones that only cover the tip, and then they'd get muddy and my hands didn't stay clean. Today I wore these gloves for hours doing all kinds of dirty work and when I took them off my hands were clean. No dirt under my nails!! Also, the textured coating seems thicker than most garden gloves, so they grip really well, and I think they may also last longer. Time will tell. So, what's not to like: comfortable, keep your hands very clean and dry, come in bright flower colors, and they're a great price--the same or less than the ones with the finger-tip-only coating.These gloves are a good value; so try them, you'll like them."This product review is based on the practical use of a complementary copy of the product itself in the form of honesty and most accurate opinion to the best of my knowledge. "