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If you’ve been working in your garden during this wet spring, you know first-hand how muddy it’s been. The wet soil seeps into regular cotton gloves, leaving you with wet, cold fingers and dirt under your fingernails. But our featured product this month solves both problems. Mud Gloves are designed for durability and comfort while digging and working in dirt and mud. They’re made of 100 The family-owned company that manufacturers Mud Gloves are also gardeners and they understand the need to have gloves that will perform for hours at a time. Their theory is, “If they aren’t comfortable, you won't wear them,” so they make comfort a top priority in their gloves. The fingers are pre-curved for flexibility and the rubber is then texturized for better grip so it’s easy to grab roots or rocks. The knit cuff keeps dirt out so fingers and nails stay clean. You can throw your Mud Gloves into the washer and dryer. Mud Gloves are quality work gloves for use in the garden and are excellent for gripping long handle tools, slippery surfaces, glass or wet materials with their sure non-slip gripping ability. They come in a variety of colors and are available in large, medium and small sizes.
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percent cotton knit for comfort, but dipped in thick rubber for protection. The natural latex rubber is heavily coated on the palms and fingers. Knit cuffs keep the dirt out so your fingers and nails stay clean. 