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Gardening Gloves Review: We tested Briers Thorn Resistant Tuff Riggers

Briers Tuff Riggers uses leather palms and safety cuffs to provide additional protection, as well as knuckle and vein protection and enhanced fingertip protection.

Available from: safetygloves.co.uk

A pair of sturdy gardening gloves can properly protect hands from garden cleaning, landscaping and even DIY.

These gloves gave different results during the test. Leather palms prevent stab wounds, fit the hands well, and as the leather softens, they will only become more comfortable. They are also very flexible. Whether it is a small or large gardening tool, they can provide good grip and are not affected by wet gloves.

Fingertips are too bulky for delicate or precise gardening work, and gloves do not feel particularly safe when worn, especially when they are spread out on the wrist. They can prevent wet leaves, but are not completely waterproof, and the internal seams are prominent, which also makes them a little uncomfortable.

All product information provided by the manufacturer was correct at the time of publication.