Pine Tree Tools Bamboo Working Gloves for Women and Men. Ultimate Barehand Sensitivity Work Glove for Gardening, Fishing, Clamming, Restoration Work & More. S, M, L, XL, XXL (1 Pack S)

 Pine Tree Tools Bamboo Working Gloves for Women and Men. Ultimate Barehand Sensitivity Work Glove for Gardening, Fishing, Clamming, Restoration Work & More. S, M, L, XL, XXL (1 Pack S)

•  Breathable Bamboo to Keep Your Hands Cool – Bamboo absorbs perspiration, is naturally very breathable. Keeps your hands cool in summer and warm in winter. Pine Tree Gloves are suitable for any job and guaranteed a pleasure to wear.
• Fits Like A Second Skin - Do you take off your gloves for every chore that requires finger sensitivity? Pine Tree Gloves have bare hand sensitivity and are Touchscreen friendly! Now you can make those reminders on your smart phone or ipad without taking your gloves off! Fishermen also love the grip on those slippery fish and the protection when changing hooks!
• Comfortable and Durable Hand Protection - We believe gardening should be safe and fulfilling. Avoid skin wounds and dirty hands and nails when doing yard chores. Why walking around with those thick and clumsy gloves while doing jobs around the house? How much more enjoyable would garden chores be, when you wear protective gloves with a snug fit? See our listed size chart picture on the left to determine your correct size. Our gloves have proven abrasion resistance.
• Pure Satisfaction or Money Back – Although our gloves are initially designed for gardening, many enjoy them during construction and restoration work, fishing trips and lobster diving! Are you not entirely satisfied in the end? Our product comes with a full satisfaction promise!

6 tips to protect your hands while gardening

When we associate the words care and garden, we usually think of a series of tips to have our plants in better condition, or the best times to water the grass, or the way in which we should take care of the bushes, etc. However, the first care that we must take in the garden is not related to any of these issues, since the first and most important has to do with our hands .

When you take on the task of fixing your garden, digging or weeding can represent a series of dangers for these extremities, so you must be careful while working in it .

Therefore, the American Society for Surgery of the Hand suggests taking the following precautions:

1. Wear a pair of leather gloves to protect your hands from bites, scratches, blisters, poison ivy, chemicals, fertilizers, bacteria, and sunburn.
2. Perform a different task every 15 minutes so that you avoid using the same muscles repeatedly. These tasks include: raking, digging, planting, trimming, or pruning.
3. Use a small hand shovel to dig, to avoid cuts from buried debris.
4. Make sure any sharp tool has a safety lock . Use the tool only for what it was designed for.
5. Practice proper body posture . And make sure your wrists are relaxed and straight (not bent) for maximum resistance.
6. Avoid tools with grooved handles that are meant to improve grip . If these types of tools do not fit in your hand, they could lead to muscle aches and calluses.

Gardening safely

We have already told you about the advantages of having a garden, such as keeping you moving or having fresh produce . Also, working in the garden can bring you numerous benefits.

And is that giving yourself time to do work in the garden is also a good way to relax and enjoy the outdoors. However, it is important to take some precautions .

In the first instance, it is important that you protect yourself by wearing long pants, a long-sleeved shirt and shoes suitable for this activity, such as high boots, where you can tuck your pants.

If you use power tools, don't forget to wear safety glasses .

Also, if you use noisy machinery, you should use the appropriate hearing protection.

On the other hand, you need to protect your hands with gloves .

Use sunscreen, wear a wide-brimmed hat so the sun doesn't damage you, and sunglasses.

Similarly, you can use an insect repellent .

If you work with your young children, make sure they don't eat dirt or put dirty objects in their mouths.

Before entering the house, try to brush well and remove any dirt you may have.

When you have finished with your work in the garden remember that you must wash with soap and water.