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GLOSAV Professional Puncture Proof Garden Gloves for Rose & Cactus, Women & Men

$21.99

  • Sturady & Durable Puncture Resistant Gloves: This palm part is made of full grain cowhide for wear resisting, suit for doing various chores in your yard.
  • Thorn Proof Gloves for Gardeners: Genuine leather gloves is puncture resistant that will protect your hands safe from rose thorns, thistles, brier plants and so on.
  • Elbow Length Gardening Gloves: Extended breathing cool pigskin cuff for puncture & scratch resistance,great for protecting your forearms from rose thorns, pine needles and the like
  • Suit for Strong & Thin Arms: It featured the adjustable cuff for fit & keep insects, dirt and debris out of your. Please check the dimensions from 5th picture to find your comfortable size.
  • Flexible & Comfortable: The fingers provide good dexterity, that make it easier to grip garden tools
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