I want the gloves for transplanting cactus so I don't get stuck constantly by the stickers, will it work?
1290601
Probably not . they do have make thick gloves you can buy at hardware stores. Go to tool area and ask salesperson
1290602
I have no cactus to test them on, but I doubt it. A sewing needle and the tines of a plastic fork easily went through the glove.
1290603
Not sure it would as the needles from the cactus would most likely go through the material. It works for the micro-plane to keep knuckles from coming in contact with the groves that are sharp, but cactus plants have longer needles that would probably penetrate the glove.
1290604
this glove is mesh, so it will not protect against cactus. You might want to consider a Kevlar glove.
1290605
Hard to say. You will probably be better off with rubber garden gloves or those leather ones construction guys wear.
2125696
I have Gerbing's gloves and it works fine. As long as the connector plugs intothe inlet, they should work fine. Battery life is good
1441030
We have used it for gloves and it works fine. Just don't put them on for too long.
444934
At first you're not gonna get any grip, then after a little while wear, the gloves will get better with grip. If you're dealing with small nuts and bolts it might be a lil difficult to handle, because the gloves are insulated in em. It's like wearing 2 gloves. Other than that they're the most durable work gives I ever owned.
298686
Yes. Just remember a little goes a long way and you will want to wear rubber gloves cause it is hard to get off of your hands.
80608
I use it for pole fitness to give me a better grip for pole moves... The grip gloves I were using still allowed my hands to slip inside the gloves themselves. If football receivers need to "stick" to the ball, then Yes I feel that this would work.
1448405
I have large, thick hands, but the gloves stretch quite a bit. I believe they will also shrink up if you put them in the dryer for a while. They should work fine for someone with small hands.
245568
I understand your concern. I put on a pair of work gloves with suede palms and was able to set the trap on the first try. I too am lacking hand strength and the gloves really helped. And..this trap works. I had a gopher eating the roots of everything in my garden. I caught him the first day I used this trap and haven't had any trouble since. Amazing how much damage one lousy gopher can do.
1014885
Regular garden gloves. Many of these are succulents so not too spiny. Start in small pots as they are really small then use your judgement on replanting
866345
The gloves are very long so you shouldn't have any problems with it getting down into the glove itself, however, I would sanitize them before taking them off to avoid coming into contact with your skin. Maybe have a bucket of bleach water ready to submerge the gloves while wearing them. Hope this helps. Happy weeding!
871347
Yes. I have used these for a year and am very happy. Some biking gloves work better than others with these my favorites are specialized. Takes a few tries to adjust.
884872
I cannot honestly answer that question.as far as the front of the gloves are concerned I am more than positive that they would protect against the thorns, the backs of the gloves which are the yellow part would not.the size is pretty precise, I wear a large size in the latex style gloves, and these Kevlar gloves fit my hand well although a little looser than most latex gloves.Hope that was helpful:-)
251617
I wouldn't. You might turn them inside out and wash by hand. Blot well with a towel and air dry. Mine got wet on the inside. Fortunately, they're stiffer than the lighter weight grocery store gloves. I stuck mine on a narrow, cottony covered bottle cleaner up the middle finger and it dried out nicely because that held the glove open. You could also use the handles of wooden spoons.
2160586
If you are talking about a leather work glove, the answer would be no. The grip is substantial but not big enough for thick gloves. It would work with rubber gloves or thin gardening gloves.
1725090
I have read Texcasters response and it tells you all you really need to know, except for the velcro closure patch which is large and holds very well.These gloves are very tight fitting and stiff,great for protection, but take time to limber up for movement. Use baby powder on them for your first 5 or 6 times to reduce the struggle of getting them on/off...a good protective glove.
590238
Yes. However, their jar grip product holds even better. It actually smells and feels like tree sap, but it is the best for hold. Not sure I'd put it on my pole gloves though because it is hard to get off. It might ruin the gloves. The spray is okay to spray on pole gloves.
677829
yes, and i have big hands. remember they are not powdered. powdered gloves would be easier