XJYAMUS Universal Size Garden Genie Claw Gloves Tool
Last updated: November 22, 2022
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Product Details
In our analysis of 68 expert reviews, the XJYAMUS Universal Size Garden Genie Claw Gloves Tool placed 9th when we looked at the top 11 products in the category. For the full ranking, see below.From The Manufacturer
Garden gloves with 4 Built-in durable ABS Plastic Claws, No need for hand tools. Made of natural latex rubber coating material, it has good ductility, more sensitive. Nylon knitting on the back of the hand, comfortable and breathable to keep the hands cool and dry even in summer. Rapid excavation and planting in horticultural work. Using natural latex rubber coating material.protects your hands from cuts and Broken nails! Waterproof easy to clean. Nylon knitting on the back of the hand, comfortable and breathable
Expert Reviews
What reviewers liked
Each glove features tough, ABS plastic claws at the tips of four fingers to provide built-in tools while you work.
- Bustle
The gloves are puncture resistant and the claws are made with durable ABS plastic to protect your fingers and hands.
The claws are effective for surface weeding. The claws are a great replacement for a hoe or hand-rake for scratching the dirt around plantings to dislodge small weeds.
- Reviewed
These amazing gardening gloves have 4 built-in sharp ABS plastic claws on each hand making digging and planting possible with just your hands.
The breathable design of garden genie gloves also features nylon knitting on the back of the hand. It keeps your hands cool and dry in winter as well as summer.
They are fully waterproof and are flexible to fit any hand. They are made of a natural latex and are puncture resistant to keep your hands safe.
- Drool'd
It certainly would keep the dirt out of your fingernails which is a positive thing.
- KFYRTV
I see the claws are only on the right hand. Which means if you're left-handed, your right hand might not be strong enough to do the work.
- WREG
What reviewers didn't like
It’s hard to actually dig with the claws. Unless you’ve been developing your finger strength via rock climbing or marathon guitar sessions, you can’t get much leverage with the tips of your fingers.
- Reviewed
Not much comfortable for long-time use
However, we found that it works better on softer ground rather than harder ground.
- KFYRTV
If you're going to do a job where you're mulching. A bed with an established plant. This would work well. You can put the amount in and feather it out.
- WREG
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