Long Rose Pruning Gloves for Hands & Forearms
Pruning roses and working around thorny plants calls for more protection than an everyday gardening glove. These long rose pruning gloves are made from soft cowhide leather and extend up the forearm to help protect your hands and arms while reaching into roses, berry canes, bougainvillea and other thorny garden plants.
Unlike stiff work gloves, the soft leather remains flexible enough for handling pruners, moving branches and working around established plants. Double-stitched construction and added padding across the palms and fingers provide additional protection in the areas that take the most wear.
They're a practical choice for rose gardeners, flower growers and anyone regularly working around scratchy or thorny plants.
Why gardeners choose them:
- Soft cowhide leather
- Long cuff helps protect wrists and forearms
- Double-stitched construction
- Padded palms and fingers
- Flexible enough for pruning and garden work
- Useful for roses, berry canes, bougainvillea, cactus and thorny shrubs
- Available in M, L and XL
Please note: These gloves provide added protection when working around thorns, but no leather gardening glove should be considered completely puncture-proof.
These leather gardening gloves have a closer fit, and some gardeners prefer to size up for additional room.
Available sizes: M, L and XL.
If you're between sizes or prefer a roomier fit, we recommend choosing the larger size.
Best Uses for Long Rose Pruning Gloves
These gloves are particularly useful for:
- Pruning roses
- Training climbing roses
- Cutting back blackberry and raspberry canes
- Working around bougainvillea
- Handling cactus and spiny plants
- Clearing thorny vines and brush
- Reaching into dense shrubs
- General pruning and heavier garden work
