John Tillman Co Straight Stitching Tools & Equipment Review

Decent gloves, I use them for welding everywhere. Work with a few people who don't like airbows but keep their hands too close together and clench them.

My husband loves these gloves! I'm so glad I found her at Revain as we had trouble finding her locally. He hates Nomex lined gloves because they are not as comfortable and the Nomex makes his hands sweat. They are not Nomex and very comfortable

I'm not a welder, but I needed gloves for working with wood in the fireplace and very hot glass door handles. Extremely satisfied. The quality is great. Soft and elastic enough to lift or grip small objects. They were a bit more expensive but worth the price - I had an old set that was very stiff and difficult to use.

My second pair of these gloves and soon to be my third. They were a godsend during welding school. Ordinary cowhide leather gloves shrink and stay compressed when exposed to too high a temperature. Although they may shrink a little, they will stretch like new. Elk skin is much more supple and comfortable than cowhide. The higher the comfort, the better the control and the better the welds!

Hands down (no pun intended) the most comfortable welding gloves I've ever had for bar and flash light or 5/32"^ tig. I bought these nearly twenty years ago and I intend to to keep buying them! My only warning is that they are made for shorter, fatter hands. I'm 6'4", 230# and I'm a bit lanky. They don't fit as well as I would like, but in my opinion this is the best option. For example I wear 2 xl in Tillman Tig gloves and they fit very well whilst needing a little break in period to adjust to