Durable Canvas Welding 🔥 Apron: Ensuring Safety and Heat Resistance Review

The back straps are too short, the material is too thin and cheap. I love that it's lightweight and has pockets, but 2 of the grommets broke when I inserted my 16oz ball-point hammer into the hammer holder slot, rendering the apron unusable. Sure, it has a flame retardant stamp on the front, but the only thing this apron will resist is that it will last long enough to be used.

I JUST bought it. Looks really good in the picture. But far from it. I read the reviews AFTER I bought it and saw that the eyelets came loose, it doesn't sew very well, so far very true. The tails weren't cut properly so they were fried. One of the shoulder straps just came loose from the stitching and I had to sew it back on. I haven't used it and it's already falling apart, I'm afraid it won't hold up at all when I actually use it. I will turn back.

I work as a locksmith in a locksmith shop and I wear an apron from the start of my shift to the end of my shift. It's pretty comfortable and I LOVE having pockets. He survived welding and grinding without batting an eyelid. It breathes way better than my old leather apron which is a big plus in my shop. It can get terribly hot there. I had to lock the shoulder pads in place because they kept sliding over my shoulder and down my back, but that's the only complaint (and a very minor one at that).