therapeutic gloves

Our therapeutic gloves have gone by a couple of names; Protex gloves, Foxgloves, and now pinenut high rise gloves. So many names for a product that hasn't changed a bit.

Our patrons include those suffering from Raynaud's Syndrome or scleroderma who require lightweight protection for temperature-sensitive hands. Many specialists recommend heritage gloves for Eczema relief. They provide breathable barrier protection for sensitive skin.

Allergy sufferers appreciate a soft place to dab their notes every so often while providing a barrier from poison ivy, plant oils & garden irritants..

Pair of beige womens gardening gloves with long sleeves and a grip palm

Pair of long elbow-length beige womens gardening gloves with grip palm on a white background

Pair of beige gloves on a white background

Beige glove with textured palm on a white background

pinenut high rise gloves

$45.00

60 total reviews

Our soft, snug gardening gloves with elbow-length sleeves to give you the coverage and peace of mind you deserve in the garden. Made from a technical fabric blend that acts tough but feels t-shirt soft. They are so lightweight and breathable, you'll forget you have them on.

palm: grip

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no grip for delicate, intricate work

weed between sidewalk cracks ○ sow seeds ○ train vines ○ dust houseplants ○ untangle twine ○ pot and transplant ○ reach into dark corners ○ haul soft debris ○ forage and harvest

grip for hand tools and rougher stuff

prune and take cuttings ○ move pots ○ remove dead branches ○ wind up hoses ○ steer mowers and wheelbarrows ○ spray organic treatments ○ lug awkward equipment

Peripheral Neuropathy Gloves

Peripheral Neuropathy gloves: soft barrier against painful sensations

Peripheral neuropathy causes nerve damage that creates numbness, tingling, and burning pain in hands and feet. Common causes include diabetes, chemotherapy, multiple sclerosis, and spinal stenosis. For many people with neuropathy, the condition creates paradoxical sensitivity—your hands feel numb, yet even gentle sensations like air flow or water become painful.

People with diabetic neuropathy or chemotherapy-induced neuropathy often describe intense discomfort from everyday actions: washing hands, feeling a breeze, handling cold objects, or even wearing certain fabrics. This hypersensitivity can make gardening—with its combination of temperature changes, water, and tactile experiences—extremely uncomfortable.

higarden gloves provide a soft, protective layer that buffers against these painful stimuli without adding bulk. The smooth fabric prevents the sharp sensations that rough textures trigger, while the form-fitting design maintains the hand awareness you need when nerve damage has reduced your proprioception.

These neuropathy compression gloves for gardening let you maintain the therapeutic benefits of working with plants and soil without the pain that typically comes from environmental exposure.

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