Waterproof Work/Yard Gloves

[SaddlePsych'D]

Can anyone recommend some? I've got the Shires Aubrion ones but they keep getting wet through when I do things like soak haynets. I know I could take them off for jobs like this but the idea is to have gloves I can keep on to keep hands dry/away from dust because I'm struggling to sort eczema on my hands (if they get wet they dry out quite quickly). They don't need to be super warm winter gloves, just waterproof and leaving me with enough dexterity to do up headcollars etc.

 

[Meredith]

These? or similar

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07C5QT...olid=2XQWU3NPP2DN0&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it

 

[Mucking out - still]

Skytec Argon. Warm, waterproof, and cheap. I hate wearing gloves and so often take them off for doing some jobs, but these I can keep on all the time. They are slightly bulky, but unless you're doing something delicate, they're fine.
I used to use Seal Skinz which I liked a lot, but they're so expensive and do wear out for stable work.

 

[Red-1]

My warmer year was with wool gloves under with washing up gloves over!

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Keep-Handy...ords=washing+up+gloves&qid=1617644212&sr=8-11

I sized up to fit the wool gloves in.

Double bonus, when I had a grey horse and had to wash, the gloves went over the jacket sleeves, so no wet elbows!

 

[catkin]

I get 'Aquamax' gloves from the gardening section of local agri store - they are grippy, waterproof and tough enough that you can do a little light brimble-trimming too.

these are the ones

https://www.moleonline.com/town-and-country-aquamax-gloves-1150305