Yuacnhu Kinderhandschoenen, werkhandschoenen voor kinderen, 3-13 jaar, tuinhandschoenen voor tuinieren, jongens en meisjes, graven, wieden, landschapsarchitectuur, blauwe ster (3-7 jaar)

Good kids gloves

Te dziecięce rękawiczki tak ucieszyły wnuczkę że chciała od razu pójść coś robić w ogrodzie mimo zimy. Fajny pomysł.

They’re not too strong, but works good for gardens.

Bought these for my 9 year old daughter, who wears a Youth size gardening glove. As the size chart provided was the same exact measurements for both the "small" and the "medium", we decided to go with the line in the product description that said the Medium was recommend for "Children aged 8-13, the gloves are elastic and can also be worn by adult women". They are, in my opinion, a women's small. I personally wear a women's small fitted gardening glove in terms of finger length, occasionally need medium in highly tailored gloves for hand width. Standard "one size fits most" type women's gloves like these are too large on me. These fit me exactly. If my fingers were any longer, they wouldn't be comfortable, but as pictured, they still are comfortably loose on me in terms of width. They fit like the adult "one size fits most" knit gloves you get at the dollar store. If those fit you, these will. My 9 year old can get away with them, but they look to me like they're swimming on her. (For reference, my rings fit her middle finger, her fingers come up to the top knuckle on mine.) I don't know that the Small would have fit her - she cannot wear any of the standard "kids" gardening gloves in any of the local box stores, the fingers are always too short for her - but the Medium need a lot of growing into.As far as functionality, these aren't really what I think of as "gardening gloves". They're soft open, uncoated knit with some rubber grip dots on the palms, and as such will not protect your hands from water, thorns, or even dirt, honestly. They are fine for keeping your hands clean while you weed or harvest, I suppose, but I would not advise either digging/planting or pruning in them, which is most of what children are interested in with regards to the garden, in my experience. My daughter intends to use these for trash cleanup, to keep her hands from getting exposed while picking up litter volunteering, but will stick to more protective, coated or padded gloves for her actual gardening.In terms of quality, I caught a nail on the serged hem and while trying them on and they snagged badly, so I wouldn't expect them to last very long. Particularly in the garden, where thorns make snags very common. A ribbed knit cuff would have been a much better plan than just serging the wrist. These are cheap, but you're definitely getting what you pay for here.