Digz Nitrile Coated Garden Gloves Review (2026)
By Nate Sawyer, Editor · Updated July 2026
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- Wet conditions
- Grip
- Budget
A dirt-cheap, latex-free coated glove that shines in wet, muddy digging thanks to a grippy nitrile palm-and-knuckle dip, while the stretch knit keeps dexterity for transplanting, and replacements are cheap. Treat it as semi-disposable: this standard line is not touchscreen-compatible, the back is exposed, and the thin build wears out faster than leather.
Pros
- Latex-free nitrile coating keeps a solid grip on slick, muddy tools and wet weeds
- Form-fitting stretch knit preserves finger dexterity for detail work like transplanting
- One of the cheapest name-brand gloves and widely stocked at Home Depot, so replacing worn pairs is painless
Cons
- Standard nitrile line is not touchscreen-compatible
- Coating covers only the palm and knuckles, leaving the back exposed to moisture
- Thin build wears through faster than leather with heavy or abrasive use
Specifications
| Material | Nylon/spandex knit shell |
|---|---|
| Coating | Nitrile palm & knuckle dip |
| Cuff | Knit wrist (short) |
| Touchscreen | No (standard nitrile line) |
| Sizes | S-XL (women's & youth options) |
| Best for | Wet, muddy digging and weeding where grip matters |