Description
Product Description
Wolverine *Grip digging gloves are the Gold Standard in gardening gloves. A premium quality AMERICAN product. It comes with Claws for digging & Grippy Fingerprints unlike any other glove with claws. The Gripps are soft enough to allow you to feel the objects you grasp which is not possible with any other digging glove.
Since you’re not always digging, regular (Longer ) claws can get in your way when grasping other tools and objects. Based on years of user feedback we reshaped the claws for maximum efficiency. Another worthwhile upgrade is the Grippy ( *Tactile ) fingerprints which enable you to Grip almost anything better than with regular working gloves. No other digging glove has this feature (Patent Pending). This makes it a very versatile glove – not only for gardening.
Features & Benefits
- Unique *Grip Fingerprints offer feel and grip of the objects you grasp
- Claws are long enough for digging but not too long to obstruct when doing tasks that don’t require claws.
- Engineered for Gardening as well as other tasks
- Isolation Pocket protects fingernails from any contact
- 3 claw pattern works best for dexterity & overall usage
- Claw variations are always available ( Left, Right, Both hands )
- Full range of Color & Size selection
- High quality materials & fabrication
Wolverine Gloves are available in Left,Right or Both hand pairs.
Ashley –
Good dexterity and durable. I handle a lot of tools when I do the yard work and these gloves offer the best of both worlds. I like that they come in the both hands with claws so I can just use the one glove that I need at the time. Switching the claws is essential for me to get the most out of these gloves. Sometimes having it on the left hand just doesn’t work while I’m doing the planting but other times the inverse is better.
Jessica –
Light and well designed. In the hot sun I prefer to have the protection only where I need it. The glove material is pretty light and breathable at the back of the hand, & the waterproof coating is on the palm side which makes for good protection and the grips actually work well. Compared to my other regular digging gloves without the grippy fingerprints.
Emily –
Good gloves for working without tools. I don’t have strong hands so the claws make my hands feel stronger when I’m not using tools. My first pair with grippy fingerprints really made a difference. Too bad they come in only Women’s sizes
Jennifer –
Very good gloves for everyday gardening. These are useful for planting and easy to use as well. The Grip material on the fingertips is durable but also soft and has treads for better grip.
Anna –
Glad I saw these gloves. I never knew this type of gardening glove even existed, and tried them out after reading a few of the reviews. For most of the gardening I do ( which is not really much ) I find these to be well made and makes my work easier. They have outlasted the previous gloves I normally used to buy by far. The fit was normal and true to size. I wear a size 7 or Women’s Medium.
Kelly –
Very satisfied with these gloves. I got these as a gift for Mother’s day and have been using them for about two months. They work well in loose soil and perfect for weeding. Awesome feel & grip. Comfortable when holing tools also.
Julia –
For a two in one product they’re pretty good. I still use my regular hand tools but somehow when gardening I end up using my hands more than expected. With these gloves I don’t worry about wearing the fingertips out. Holding or gripping hand tools is still good with these as the latex coating is grippy, but the claws on this model has grips too. I like these better.
Marissa –
Comfy and sturdy too. I have arthritis and these make my fingers less tired when pushing and pulling the soil around. I use them for planting and harvesting veggies – Mostly light work around the garden. They wash & rinse pretty clean and my fingernails stay intact.
Jenna –
Was surprised how well they work. I used these when planting my vegetable garden and I must say that I never have used this kind of garden glove before. After about a few minutes I adjusted to the claws and I got more used out of them as I went on. It makes my work easier and they fit very well too. I wear a small/ medium size and have the claws on the right hand. My landscaper neighbor thought they were interesting.
Sierra –
Excellent gloves. The regular gloves don’t last nearly as long as these do especially at the fingertips. The rest of the gloves seem to be normal but the durability comes from the claws. Unique gloves for sure.
Erika –
The best value for gloves I have used. I try to get the latest and greatest but many times with gloves they can get expensive and still wear out. For me its my index finger that somehow tears through just about any of the other ones I’ve used before. These have lasted for half a season already. They do have some wear & tear around the rest of the gloves but the fingertips are tough and aside from regular scratches, they don’t wear out at all. I’m surprised at the grip & feel. Pretty good design overall.
Angelica –
Good in tightly planted areas. Some of my flowerbeds and shrubs are planted in close proximity where it’s ideal to use these gloves to make adjustments instead of harsher tools. The claws on the Grip model are the right size for me because I don’t do a lot of hard digging with my hands anyway. It’s there when I need them and they’re not long and cumbersome.
Lisa –
Good tool/Glove for gardening. This is the first pair I’ve used with claws. It’s a pretty useful tool for gardening in general. I’d never seen the grips before. Thought I’d try something new since they were on sale.
Alexa –
Good hand protection. I got into composting and other gardening technics in recent years. These are great for me since I hate worms and bugs. With the digging gloves I’m in & out of the yard quickly. It makes gardening easier for me. Grippy !
Hailey –
Best gloves in comparison. I have about eight different pairs of gloves in my shed. I usually use them once or twice and just buy another pair that catches my eye while shopping. I find these Women’s Wolverine Grip gloves to be unique and kind of fun to use as a tool and they offer great protection, especially against cuts and the grip is where it needs to be.
Kendall –
Good find. I was shopping for a gardening apron & kneeling pad when I saw these online . I was intrigued. I’m glad I got these because they have proved to be a good value. Nice gloves and very useful. The fingernail protection is the best feature I have found in gloves. The size fit me well, I wear a Women’s Small 6.
Tatiana –
Nice fit – great gardening glove. I only do my gardening about two or three times a month but these are good for planting and offer great protection for fingernails. They’re also well make and lightweight.
Rosa –
Well made and durable. I like the materials and surprisingly they are a good tool for men and women. The grips only come in the Women’s size though. I wear the claw on the left hand and sometimes both.
Wendy –
I have two pairs of these Left & Right. I just used these last week and they come in pretty handy when planting flowers and vegetables. I use the combination of left and right hands as I don’t want the claws on both hands for all the tasks I do in gardening. I plant with the left hand claw and the right hand only for harvesting and cleanup.
Carmen –
Best gloves I’ve used. I do a lot of gardening both indoors & out. It’s been about 2 years that I’ve started using clawed garden gloves, but the grip model is now my favorite. They’ve improved the feel and grip. Claws are good but with the grippy fingerprints I can now grip & feel without slipping.