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Whether you're pruning roses or prepping soil for perennials, here are some of the very best gardening gloves on the market.

I test a lot of tools and gear, so my hands take plenty of abuse. I used and evaluated five types of work gloves to see which ones are best at improving grip and protecting hands.

Did you know? The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) reports that 71% of hand injuries could have been prevented with personal protective equipment (PPE), specifically safety gloves.

No matter how tough you think your hands are, gloves protect more than your skin from becoming rough. Without protection, your skin is prone to prickles from thorns, and stings from insects.

These gardening gloves certainly look professional and are super comfortable too. Made out of goatskin leather, neoprene, lycra and silicon, they are durable and ideal for problem hands.

According to experts, these are the best gardening gloves for pruning, weeding and everyday gardening, from brands like Duluth Trading Co., Womanswork and more.

We spoke with expert gardeners to find the best gardening gloves, including durable leather and lightweight rubber pairs.

For more extreme conditions, gloves with extra insulation and weather protection to keep your hands warm and dry, like the Black Diamond Mission Gloves.