A multifunction fish holder helps a user grip a just caught fish and uses a base layer to which a non-slip layer is attached to an inner surface thereof. A fish hook remover, a tape measure, and a pair of pliers are all attached to the base layer, either fixedly, removably, or a combination thereof. A puncture resistance rib extends along a midline of the base layer and helps prevent a fish's fin from penetrating the device and pricking a user's hand while gripping the fish. A grip strap is located on at least one side of the base layer, on an outer surface thereof, in order to allow the user to slip a hand therethrough for better grip of the device.

An improved gardening utility tool comprising: a glove; a set of finger extensions attached to the glove wherein the finger extension can move independently in an open arrangement; a first portion include in each finger extension having a first resiliency; a second potion attached to the first portion having a second resiliency having a proof resilience higher relative to the first portion; a plurality of releasable connections disposed on an internal later surface of the finger extensions releasably connecting the finger extension to form a composite tool in a closed arrangement of the finger extensions; a forward edge included in each finger extension having a shape taken from the group consisting of: flat, curved, concave, angled, concave angled, point and any combination thereof.

The fast rope gloves include weighted slugs sewn into or bonded to the distal ends of each digit sleeve to assist in doffing the glove. The slugs are sewn to the back of the digit sleeves overlying the wearer's thumb nail or finger nails. The weights allow the user to fling the gloves off the hands by swinging the arms downward in a rapid movement.

A glove or length of fabric which is wrapped around at least part of the hand and wrist, having a plurality of circumferentially disposed cavities there-around, is disclosed herein. The cavities hold elongated tools, the tools attached to reels of wire which pull the tools into the cavities. When it is desired to use a tool, one pulls a tool out of its cavity and grasps it in a hand. As the working end of the tool faces outwards towards the fingers of a user, the tool is already oriented substantially correctly for use. One needs only pull out the desired tool when using it and let it retract back into a cavity when not in use, while having access to use of all of one's fingers, which remain uncovered by the glove/fabric in embodiments of the disclosed technology.

Various implementations include a glove. The glove includes a body, a mirror, one or more spikes, a location tracker, and an alarm. The body has a palmar side and a dorsal side. The glove defines four finger portions for accepting fingers of a human hand. The mirror is disposed along an outer surface of the body. The one or more spikes extend from the body. The location tracker pocket is defined by the body and configured to retain a location tracking device. The alarm includes a trigger for causing the alarm to generate a sound.

A work glove (1,100,1000) for magnetically attracting and retaining one or more work items, the work glove (1,100,1000) comprising: a glove body configured to receive a wearer's hand in use, the glove body having a back surface (2,200,2000) arranged to overlie the back of the wearer's hand; and a multi-layered pouch (4,400,4000) attached to the back surface (2,200,2000) of the glove body, wherein the multi-layered pouch (4,400,4000) comprises: a magnetic layer (6,600,6000) composed of a magnetic material; a covering layer (5,500,5000) arranged to contact the one or more work items; and a plurality of magnets (8,800,8000) or ferromagnetic bodies located between the magnetic layer (6,600,6000) and the covering layer (5,500,5000), each of the magnets (8,800,8000) or ferromagnetic bodies being magnetically attached to the magnetic layer (6,600,6000) or ferromagnetic bodies layer, wherein the magnets (8,800,8000) are arranged in spaced relationship.

An apparatus for providing a seal between a sleeve of a garment and a glove, the apparatus including a cuff body and a glove insert, the cuff body comprising a surrounding wall which defines an internal space, and the cuff body having a first distal open end and a second distal open end, the first distal open end comprising a resiliently deflectable sealing lip, which defines an opening of said first distal end, the glove insert is hollow and has a respective opening at each distal end, the glove insert comprises an outer surface which is provided with a locating channel which extends around the outer surface, the cuff body arranged for attachment to the sleeve of a garment, and the glove insert arranged to be inserted inside a glove, the sealing lip arranged to resiliently engage with glove material within the locating channel and thereby seal against the glove material.

An ice traction device can include a glove having at least a palm portion; a first finger portion attached to the palm portion; and a thumb portion attached to the palm portion; a plurality of metal rivets; and a plurality of plates attached to the glove, the plurality of plates including: a first plate attached to the palm portion by at least a first metal rivet; a second plate attached to the first finger portion by at least a second metal rivet; and a third plate attached to the thumb portion by at least a third metal rivet; wherein: the first metal rivet has a first tapered end portion positioned outside the glove; the second metal rivet has a second tapered end portion positioned outside the glove; and the third metal rivet has a third tapered end portion positioned outside the glove.

A self-defense glove providing discreet, yet effective personal protection is disclosed. The glove integrates a concealed, rapidly deployable spike mechanism within its structure. A metal grommet positioned between the thumb and index finger leads to an internal cylindrical chamber housing a retractable metal spike. The spike features a pointed end for defense and a flat metal head for deployment. A magnetic system embedded in the glove's palm enables quick activation. In threatening situations, the wearer can deploy the spike by a simple hand movement, causing it to protrude vertically from the palm. The design prioritizes user safety, ease of concealment, and rapid deployment. Constructed with durable materials, these gloves offer a balance between everyday wearability and robust self-defense capability, providing an inconspicuous yet readily available means of self-defense.

A tool holder; the tool holder includes garment(s) wearable on a hand and a set of tool holding-means. The set of tool holding-means are configured to attach a plurality of tools and a plurality of tool accessories to the garment(s). The tool holder is useful for providing a wearer of the garment(s) with essential tools needed for an activity or a job.