MAGID BE338T Bella Comfort Flex gecoate tuinhandschoen voor dames, medium/groot (1 paar) 1 paar dames - medium/groot zwart en roze

Name: MAGID BE338T Bella Comfort Flex gecoate tuinhandschoen voor dames, medium/groot (1 paar) 1 paar dames - medium/groot zwart en roze
Brand: MAGID
SKU: 0049704021119
Price: 27.43 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:MAGID

3.6/5

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27.43

De Bella-collectie gedipte handschoenen biedt meer beweeglijkheid, een getextureerde afwerking voor meer grip en extra weerstand om de handen schoon en beschermd te houden. Natuurlijk comfortabel en stijlvol, de pure en eenvoudige ontwerpen zullen zeker de groene vingers van elke tuinier inspireren. Met een nauwsluitende, ademende en uniek waterafstotende nylon achterkant is deze handschoen perfect voor nat tuinieren. De opwindende Comfort Flex-technologie stoot water af, zodat het opbolt en eraf rolt. Door gebruik te maken van een nieuwe combinatie van polyurethaan en nitril, biedt de handpalm met dubbele coating ultiem comfort en gestructureerde grip in natte of droge omstandigheden. Een bloemenembleem vormt een aanvulling op de lentekleur. Gebreide pols helpt vuil buiten te houden. Damesmaat past op middelgrote/grote handen. Magid Glove & Safety is Amerika's toonaangevende fabrikant, importeur en distributeur van werkhandschoenen en persoonlijke beschermingsmiddelen (PBM), waaronder EHBO-producten en beschermende en wegwerpkleding. In de snel veranderende werkomgeving van vandaag blijven de producteisen evolueren, waardoor veiligheidsfabrikanten moeten meegroeien met de uitdaging. MAGID blijft voorop lopen door te anticiperen op marktbehoeften en innovatieve producten te ontwikkelen. Onze toewijding hiervoor en onze sterke werkethiek zijn redenen waarom klanten MAGID kiezen als hun PBM-partner. Bij Magid Glove & Safety gebruiken we de meest geavanceerde en innovatieve technologie om gecoate handschoenen te vervaardigen die veiligheid en bescherming garanderen en tegelijkertijd de productiviteit verbeteren.Onze brede selectie aantal gecoate handschoenen omvat: Handschoenen met PVC-coating Handschoenen met schuimnitrilcoating Handschoenen met zandige nitrilcoating Handschoenen met nitrilcoating Handschoenen met latexcoating Handschoenen met polyurethaancoating Handschoenen met rubbercoating Naast superieure bescherming zijn handigheid en greep. Werkhandschoenen worden nutteloos en zelfs gevaarlijk als ze werknemers niet in staat stellen het handmatige werk te doen dat nodig is voor hun dagelijkse werk. Gecoate handschoenen bieden de grip en flexibiliteit die u nodig hebt om gereedschap, machines en gevaarlijke taken met gemak en bescherming te hanteren. De gecoate handschoenen van MAGID zijn gemaakt met speciale materialen en voeringen om transpiratie en irritatie te verminderen, waardoor uw handen de hele dag droog en comfortabel blijven. polyester en meer. Daarnaast bieden we verschillende soorten coatings, zodat u de meest effectieve gecoate handschoenen voor uw specifieke behoeften kunt vinden, inclusief waterdichte handschoenen - van volledige coatings en handpalmcoatings tot vingercoats en lijnpatronen, we hebben alles wat u nodig heeft op het gebied van handbescherming.

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EAN: 0049704021119

Categorieën Patio, Lawn & Garden, Tuinieren & Gazononderhoud, Handschoenen & Beschermingsmiddelen, Gloves,

Gebreide pols voor nauwsluitende pasvorm om vuil en puin buiten te houden. Biedt gestructureerde grip in natte of droge omstandigheden. Palm van polyurethaan en nitril dubbel gecoat voor comfort en duurzaamheid. Nylon achterkant is waterbestendig - water parelt gewoon op en rolt eraf. Comfort Flex-technologie heeft een nauwsluitende, ademende nylon achterkant.

Brand	MAGID
Color	Black & Pink
Country of Origin	China
Department	Unisex-adult
Item model number	BE338TML
Manufacturer	MAGID
Material	Rubber, Polyvinyl Chloride
Product Dimensions	9.5 x 4 x 0.4 inches; 0.3 Ounces
Size	2 Count
Size	2 Count (Pack of 1)
Special Feature	Water Resistant

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Scritto da: W

So far, so good...we'll see

Gardening...don't know anything about gardening, but I would describe my hands as medium, and I bought the medium/large pair based on what I'd read in the other reviews, and the pair I received is comfortably snug, nice and stretchy, and I imagine gardening with them would be quite nice. But this is not a story about gardening. This is a story about gerbils. I've been an amateur gerbil keeper my whole life. For pleasure, just because I love the little EFF-HEADS and enjoy keeping them as pets. I bred once, when I was a teenager, it was a tremendous success and I loved every teeny fuzzy beady-eyed baby bean, but adult life gets in the way and I don't breed anymore. Gerbils do not last long. 3 years, if you're very lucky and keep a clean tank hou *can* get a max of 5 years, maybe. I don't really track it. But recently had a gerbil pair pass, Duchess was white with ruby eyes, and Sylvie was agouti with a white belly. So I went and got new ones. They looked great in the tank, a lovely little blonde and white spotted girl and a sweet little sleek dove grey with ruby eyes. I named the blonde Daisy and the grey Jacinta. It wasn't until I got them home and settled and was observing them in MY tank that I realized that Jacinta was sufficiently smaller than Daisy as to indicate to me that it wasn't possible for them to have come from the same litter. Uh oh. Let me explain to you a gerbil's temperament and why I prefer them. Gerbils are unlike any other small rodent. Hamsters (not robo hamsters, normal ones) are generally very docile but they are also ugly, I hate their tiny eyes and tail stump, and they smell like pee. Rats are extremely friendly, treated well they can form strong bonds with their handlers, and they are very handsome, but I can't deal with their tails because they are gross and look like worms. Mice I don't know much about besides the fact that they are highly intelligent, they are just a hair too small for me to find them appealing as a pet. I can't form a bond with them. But GERBILS. A healthy gerbil should have a temperament just like a Jack Russel Terrier. Alert, confident, suspicious little spitfires. I love it. They should look back at you with obvious intelligence and it should be clear that they consider themselves superior to you. You can see it in their eyes. They have adorable little paws with tiny claws, and they will use them to take treats from your hand and grasp them while they eat. Their tails are very long, fully furred, and TUFTED AT THE END. LIKE A LION'S TAIL. Awesome. Their fur should be sleek, not poofy like a hamster (blech. Smelly little pee-balls). They are also extremely territorial, which brings me back to my problem. Jacinta and Daisy are clearly not from the same litter. They were, however, getting along, it seemed, both when I inspected them before buying them and when I got them home into my habitat for them. So, I continued observing them through the day and when everything seemed fine, I went to bed. When I got up, the first thing I did was check on them. Jacinta was in the corner and there were tiny blood spatters all around the glass tank. Disaster. Normal behavior for gerbils, but disaster. Daisy was trying to kill Jacinta. I took Jacinta out and put her in a temporary tank and went out and bought a second cage for her. Now I have two gerbils in two tanks. I will not attempt to acclimate either of them to a new tank mate. Daisy is highly unlikely to accept a new gerbil, and Jacinta will only feel unsafe. Then I will end up with either three gerbils in three tanks, or four gerbils in four tanks. At this point, for both of them, it's better if they are left alone. Daisy is friendly...with ME. I can handle her successfully, and she's calm and outgoing. Jacinta has become literally the most aggressive and fearful gerbil I've literally ever owned. She will likely never be able to be handled. She attacks my hand when I feed her, and if I try to just allow her to sniff just the tip of my finger, just place it far from her and let her approach and sniff and see what's going on, she adopts a fearful attack posture. She slits her eyes, holds her paws up, and approaches with her body down and head up, with no intention to sniff, she just goes in for the attack. Even if I hold a treat through her cage bars, she comes at it with the same terrified posture. Those terrified, slitted eyes. It's heartbreaking. She's SO scared. Now I NEED to be able to feed her, and I NEED to be able, if she becomes ill or injured, to handle her in order to evaluate her health and whether she needs to go to the gerbil vet. That means I need gloves. Utility gloves, the leather workman's kind are great, she won't bite through them, but the gloves have to be snug, not loose like those things are, because I have to be able to feel her. If I can't feel her, then I could unintentionally squeeze her too hard with the gloves, or I may hold her too loose and let her go or DROP her. So I had to go with these, coated stretchy gardening gloves. Alright. Daisy is in a TANK, and Jacinta is in a CAGE. This was deliberate. I wanted to be able to allow Jacinta to feel safe in the cage and still approach her frequently, meaning, I WAS trying to calm her down and acclimate her to my hands. Let her sniff my fingertip through the bars, or hand her a treat through the bars. It is not working. She is just too terrified. So, I have to switch them out. Jacinta is going into the tank indefinitely in the hopes that it will help her feel safer, Daisy is coming into the cage because she's friendly and gives no effs already, she's hardy. Gerbils are very resilient, I've rehabbed scared gerbils before, so I have hope for Jacinta, but mostly right now she needs a hands OFF approach so that she will be allowed to feel safe and recover, she's just traumatized. She may never come around, but at least I'll have the gloves to care for her and handle her if she gets sick and it becomes necessary. I received the gloves and immediately ripped into them and tried to approach Jacinta. And she is, of course, attacking them. So I'll be cleaning their cages and switching them out today so Jacinta can calm down, hopefully.

Scritto da: Becca

They wash up great!

I love these, I keep getting more because I lose them lol

Scritto da: S. Turner

Great pair of gloves

I loved these, they are very comfortable. This is my second pair. They snug my hands and are not bulky. They are flexible and move easily for gardening or other work glove needs. The color is nice. I like having girly colored gloves rather than brown manly gloves. The neoprene is great and washes up quickly after a day of digging in the dirt.

Scritto da: pkmia

Don't use near asparagus fern

I love these gloves as they are very comfortable and I can pick things up I can't pick up with others. The wrist band comes over the wrist which is a big help. Dirt doesn't get into them. The only problem I had was cutting back asparagus fern as the thorns hooked into the wrist band and pulled some strings of the fabric out.

Scritto da: AuntieDepression

Sturdy and flexible

These are almost too cute to do such a good job. They fit my long, narrow hands perfectly, and the elastic tops make the fit even better. I don't think I'd recommend them, though, for women with really large hands. Note that they are not waterproof, nor were meant to be, but they are protective and flexible enough for most gardening jobs (maybe not for pruning thorny roses), fun to wear, and easy to spot if you drop one in deep grass.

Scritto da: AmazUser

Keeps Fingernails Clean

Keep fingernails cleaner than any gloves I've had. This is first year, so not sure that will be the case next year, but even if I just get one season out of them I'm happy! Only downside is they are a bit hot, but I'll take a little sweating if it means nails stay clean. I usually order gloves with velcro at wrist, but these stayed up around wrist even without the velcro. I have very long fingers and have a difficult time finding gloves that fit, but the Med/Large fit very well. Really a bargain for the price.

Scritto da: sore feet

Do you want to drive a lady crazy give her a present of these

Possibly the most useful and easy to use and keep playing and use in mud water snows cement and bourbon ladies love him I love him my dog doesn't eat them too that's even better

Scritto da: Michele

They last

I get new garden gloves once or twice a year. The fingertips wear through. These last longer than any brand I’ve ever used, and I’ve bought some “good” brands from the local fancy nursery, as well as from other places. I’m now on my third pair of these, and I have a fourth waiting in the wings.