If there is any question about whether the gloves leak, do not use them. There is a simple way to test gloves to see if they leak. Fill them with water and squeeze the top. If water comes out, replace the gloves. Foot Protection Toes and feet can be injured when working with pesticides.
Boots offer protection when splash hazards are present.
When working with pesticides, wear neoprene or nitrile boots to prevent exposure. Do not wear leather boots. Wear your pant legs outside of your boots to prevent pesticides from splashing in. Personal protective equipment is available from safety supply firms, mail order companies and many retail outlets. Head, face and eye shields, protective clothing and gloves for handling pesticides are frequently available from pesticide sellers.