To provide the subject protective glove to solve problems of conventional protective gloves in which finger shape projections can not be prevented and perfect scratch prevention can not be achieved and further heat is accumulated by poor ventilation, though an affected part is protected from motion of fingers of a patient him-/her-self by the use of a protective glove because inhibition of the patient's body for protecting the affected part from motion of fingers of the patient him-/her-self causes large pains on the patient to generate a new pain for the patient, and the subject protective glove achieves both of perfect protection of the affected part from motion of fingers of the patient him-/her-self and removal of a load and a pain to the patient.

This hard spherical protective glove generates no finger projections and has a smooth spherical surface by housing the whole of a hand into a hard sphere so as not to affect an affected part even if the glove is brought into touch with the affected part. A user can take a natural posture because fingers can be moved without restriction in the glove. Heat is not accumulated in the glove by a superior ventilating structure. Thus, a user feels no pain even when wearing the hard spherical protective glove and the affected part is perfectly protected from motion of fingers.