Protect your hands and fingers with these heavy-duty gardening gloves from Tesco. The fingers and palm are made from 100% leather, while the upper and cuff parts are made from heavy cotton for comfort. The gloves feature an attractive blue and red striped...
"Made of top grain leather to ensure durability and longevity during training. Padding on all four sides with closed cell foam technology developed for greater durability and shock absorbency. Front padding has been narrowed down for maximum vision, to...
It's time to ditch the sweaty gardening hands! These Dobbies Essential Thinsulate grey garden gloves ensure comfort and breathability as you work on your flowers and plants.
Protect your head including your eyes and hearing, with the ALM chainsaw helmet. The ALM chainsaw helmet features an adjustable steel mesh drop down visor, and adjustable integral ear defenders. Suitable for use with all electric and petrol chainsaws,...
These professional gel knee pads are part of the Rolson range of tools that aim to offer the most innovative products possible, without compromising on our values of quality and safety. Great for all sorts of jobs, these knee pads are fitted with an industrial...
" - Knitted - Latex Coated - Thorn & Sharp Object Resistant Palm - Breathable Back - Good For Planting, Potting & Pruning"
The IPS Pro V Senior Shoulder Pads are made by Kooga and feature a design that is IRB approved. The pads protect players by using 5 impact zones for incredible protection from oncoming tackles. Made with polyester and elastane, the pads are also sculpted...
" - Safeguards Hands When Working With Thorns, Sharp Objects And Chemicals - Ensure Firm Grip"
- Colour: Olive - Soft Leather - For All General Gardening Uses - Machine Washable - Low Temperature Tumble Dry
"These Everlast Hand Wraps protect your muscles, joints and tendons from punishing use while hitting a heavy bag or your opponent. Prevent injury and keep your wrists secure with these hand wraps from Everlast, these are ideal for heavy bag workouts,...
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