Gold Leaf DRY TOUCH Deluxe Leather Comfortable RHS Gardening Gloves - Gents Size - Great Gift

A friend bought me a pair of these a few Christmases back, and it wasn't long before I'd bought another summer pair. I've given two pairs as gifts this Christmas. They are hard wearing and seem to last forever. I've washed mine a few times and even treat them to some leather cream. Great value for money when you think how long a cheap pair last.

These gloves are very soft leather with a lovely warm lining, and provide good protection from thorns etc in your garden. They aren't waterproof so can get a bit wet after a while, but they are the best gardening gloves I have found to date.

These are amazing, I have lots of rose bushes with lots of thorns and a monkey tree, I have no issue grabbing and pruning any of the branches. It's leather and doesn't like being wet, so if you do get it wet just lay it out nicely so it can dry before the next use, it's very warm in the cold months and not uncomfortable in the summer days either so a great all rounder for year round usage. This is my second pair after the first lasted about 8 years and can still be used for the dirty work of clearing flowerbeds.

This was to replace an old pair of the same gardening gloves. I was well satisfied with their availability and price via Amazon.

The only reason that I haven’t given a 5 star review is because I’ve just got them and they have to prove how long they will last. Comfortable, water resistant, they feel a very good replacement for my last worn-out pair. Here’s hoping. (They were a Which? Best Buy!).

Bought as a gift for my brother-in-law and he has nothing but praise for these gloves! Says they’re really soft but hard-wearing, so not worries about getting caught on brambles etc. Think I might have to buy myself a pair!

Originally bought a pair of these 5-6 years ago and have worn them to destruction. They’re comfortable, tough enough for all but the thorniest brambles and not too hot in summer. It was a complete no brainier to replace them when they finally wore out.

Have used these for years. They are one of the most 'tactile' gloves that I've found. They give good protection but still allow you to do quite intricate work. They're quite cosy in winter. I do use mine a lot so I've always found they last for between 2-4 years so might be regarded as a bit of a luxury choice. They don't like getting wet really but will protect from damp plants for a while - just not all day.