GripFit

The gloves were cozy, but unfortunately, the touchscreen capability fell short and they left a residue on my phone. I decided to exchange them for the JDL nitrile garden gloves, which have been a fantastic choice!

These gloves are perfect for delicate garden tasks. In my experience, they are the most lightweight garden gloves I have ever used.

The size chart was incredibly helpful in choosing the right size. They fit similarly to my other gloves.

I appreciate the extended cuff on these gloves, as it keeps dirt out and provides extra protection.

Putting on and taking off these gloves is a breeze, making them ideal for light garden work. However, for more strenuous tasks, they may accidentally slip off.

The palm of these gloves has a great grip, perfect for handling tools or heavy objects. But because they can slide off easily, the grip may be a downside.

I love the breathable material on the back of the glove, which prevents them from getting too sweaty or hot.

These gloves would also be great for wearing during exercise or cold weather runs. They provide some warmth without causing overheating.

The fact that they come in a 2-pack is a nice bonus.

Overall, these gloves are a great value for light gardening tasks.

I am thrilled with these gloves! I actually use them! Normally, I avoid wearing gardening gloves because they tend to be cumbersome and potentially harboring spiders. I have an (admittedly irrational) fear of spiders hiding in the fingers of traditional gardening gloves. But with these gloves, that concern is eliminated because they are flexible enough to be folded in on themselves (like a pair of socks) to prevent spiders from sneaking in. Surely I can't be the only one with a fear of spiders in gardening gloves, can I?

My husband purchased gloves from this seller and was so impressed that I decided to buy a pair for myself and my daughter. He uses his gloves for tasks like chopping wood and yard work, while we need them for gardening and animal care. The palm grip is fantastic for holding objects securely, and the stretchy material ensures a snug fit without restricting movement. The gloves provide flexibility and allow for some airflow on the back, making them perfect for a variety of tasks.

I am thrilled with these gloves! I actually find myself reaching for them whenever I need to do some gardening. Normally, I avoid gardening gloves because they tend to be too bulky and I have a (possibly irrational) fear of spiders hiding inside them. But these gloves are different - they are stretchy enough to fold in on themselves like a pair of socks, so spiders can't get in. I can't be the only one with a fear of spiders in gardening gloves, right?

With my very small hands, most work or gardening gloves are too big and bulky for me. But these size small gloves fit me perfectly and are comfortable to wear.

While the instructions warn that these gloves may be pierced by thorns, they are still suitable for basic gardening tasks like repotting a cactus. They may not be the best choice for handling thorny plants, but they work well for everyday gardening tasks that could result in dry hands or a few cuts if done without gloves.

I was pleasantly surprised by the grip area of these gloves, which provides excellent traction for moving furniture. I can lift heavy objects with ease when wearing these gloves, which was a revelation for me. I plan to keep a pair specifically for this purpose, and I'm glad they come in a two-pack.