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Gloves for brambles?
My hands are shot through with bramble thorns as I've just cleared a lot of old (last years: brown) brambles. To avoid this in future, what would forkers recommend as gloves, probably just for this job, but which will keep out even old, dried (and hardened) bramble thorns.
I think I've picked up that Kevlar palms/fingers might do the trick (don't think I need anything other than a cloth back), but welcome any thoughts!
I think I've picked up that Kevlar palms/fingers might do the trick (don't think I need anything other than a cloth back), but welcome any thoughts!
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Extremely soft and comfy, and thin enough to do delicate work. Even my battered 5yr old pair are impervious to any thorns - inc pyracantha.
I can't rate them highly enough
https://smile.amazon.co.uk/Gold-Leaf-Tough-Touch-Gloves/dp/B002PHX7PG/ref=sr_1_6?s=outdoors&ie=UTF8&qid=1527017730&sr=1-6&keywords=gold+leaf+soft+touch+gloves
Billericay - Essex
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Kitchen gloves for when brambling, easy to feel the roots and pull right out.
and only cost about 2.00.