Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

If you are working with cacti, or vegetation with thorns, these will not protect your hands. I recommend these for working with potted plants, outside flowergardens, vegetable gardening, protection from poison ivy if harvesting wild berries/wild grapes or woodland foods, or working with any kind of dirt and you want to keep your hands protected. The back 9f the gloves are breathable, and allow fine dirt particles and water to enter. These are not "dirt proof", but do help cut down on dirt contact. My hands split and get irritated from direct contact with dirt, and so these are useful. I imagine these could be useful for a number of other tasks since they have a latex base that is not smooth, and would allow a good grip on tools. These will reduce blisters from using snips or other garden tools that require skin pressure for repeated motion. These are not tight around the wrist, and are fairly stretchy. I typically wear a small size glove, and I can function wearing these mediums. Please watch the video for a better idea of how long these last. This is not my first purchase, nor will it be my last. I purchase these glove bi-anually, and so have shown gloves from the past 6 years, Identical make.