Leather Work Gloves for Men or Women. Small Glove for Gardening, Tig/Mig Welding, Construction, Chainsaw, Farm, Ranch, etc. Cowhide, Cotton Lined, Utility, Firm Grip, Durable. Coffee-grey S

I've been using the typical canvas and rubber gloves everyone has from Home Depot, and I've used the thin cheapy little gloves with grip panels and Velcro. These are far and above the best gloves I've had for gardening ever. I was able to grip my rose bush tightly with nothing poking through or even sticking in the gloves, no thorns at all, and I could dig out weeds from my aloe plant without it poking through or cutting me through the gloves like has happened before. Definitely will recommend based on experience so far. We'll see how they hold up in the long run.

This is the longest review I’ve ever done but it’s worth it to readOutstanding Review for WZQH Leather Work GlovesRating: 5/5 StarsI am absolutely thrilled with the WZQH Leather Work Gloves! As a family of tow truck drivers and truck drivers, we've gone through countless pairs of gloves from various brands, but none have impressed us as much as these. My husband and son are both extremely satisfied with the quality and durability of these gloves.Key Features:• Durability: Made from high-quality leather, these gloves are designed to handle heavy-duty work with ease. They have withstood the rigors of our demanding jobs without showing significant wear.• Versatility: Whether it's for welding, gardening, or operating heavy equipment, these gloves have proven to be incredibly versatile and reliable.• Long-Lasting: Unlike other brands that require frequent replacements, a single pair of WZQH gloves has lasted us a long time, saving us money and hassle in the long run.Recommendation: I highly recommend these gloves to anyone involved in heavy-duty work. They are perfect for anyone looking for a reliable, long-lasting solution that can handle a variety of tasks. The quality is exceptional, and the value for money is unbeatable. If you're tired of constantly replacing gloves, give WZQH a try—you won't be disappointed!

Got these gloves to help fight the giant evil weeds that were threatening my berry bushes. They had thorns, and the gloves I had were too thin of a material. This set though? They wrecked havoc on those weeds without so much as a pinch! The material is thick yet comfortable on the hands, and the drawstring is a nice touch to keep any debris out. Would highly recommend these if you need sturdy gloves for gardening!

Happy with the thickness of the gloves. The stitching looks like it will last. I ordered medium and the fit on the hand is good, but not great for actual use. Most leather work gloves have a little extra space around the knuckles to avoid tightness when gripping tools, these don’t. Also the glove ends shorter than expected, most gloves go about an inch more to cover part of the wrist, this doesn’t. I would recommend sizing up to large if you think you’re a medium

Happy to see these available in a men’s small. I’m 5’4” and do not have large hands. Most stores only carry down to a medium which is too large. These are a great fit and of high quality. As other have mentioned the leather is thick and sturdy enough to block the thorns on full grown Greenbriar vines in Texas. The cloth lining helps absorb perspiration and ads some comfort.

Previously I was using goat skin gloves which were very comfortable but I wore holes in them after about a month, so I opted for a more sturdy glove. I ordered size Large & I am 5'09 160lbs and they fit fine. Although they are initially "stiff" due to the thick leather, after a few weeks they loosen up a bit. I have several acres and have cut down & cut up five (5) 70' pine trees using these gloves and they are holding up very well. In fact I just saw these were on sale & bought another pair. The only weak link is the cotton liner, which I suspect will not last nearly as long as the leather gloves.

I am fairly impressed with these gloves so far. I bought them to pull huge weeds with nettles that have penetrated everything I have tried in the past including thick leather gloves. These gloves have leather, extra padding and a liner and I didn't get a single sting. The only minor drawback is the lining can get a bit jumbled up when removing them making getting your fingers in the next time a bit more difficult but I decided it's worth it given how well these work.

I hate work gloves and very rarely use them. However, I just moved and with spiders and other critters out in the country I decide to get some and these are the best! My hands aren’t all sweaty. The leather stays supple and not all crusty. They also fit! Normally they’re too big and I my fingers have extra flopping. These aren’t too tight and not too loose. I’ve been moving wood and debris so not sure how it will work with dexterity for smaller things.I am gonna order a back up pair.