Claw Gardening Gloves

The gloves also have a thick latex rubber coating on the palms and back of the fingers to protect your hands from wet mud and dry dirt, thorns, and sun while letting you hold on to the tiniest seeds and most delicate root hairs—but only as long as you don’t use the gloves with claws attached. The claws make picking up and holding most objects slightly awkward, and sometimes extremely challenginge. The claws aren’t removable for times when you don’t want to dig, or when you want to dig with a trowel. There’s a reason why most garden tools are made of metal, and digging with a Garden Genie’s thick plastic claws is more difficult than the TV commercials make it out to be.