High-Quality 16-Inch Leather Forge Welding Gloves: Heat Resistant up to 932°F, BBQ Gloves with Kevlar Stitching for Working/Welding/Grill/Mig/Fireplace Review

In general, welding gloves only come in one size: Gargantua. Other sizes may be available in specialty stores, but the public ones seem designed for the Hulk. These gloves fit this pattern as they are definitely large, but they fit my medium sized hand better than others have tried. And they don't let heat through, don't glow, are made of fairly soft leather and so on.

A similar pair of welding gloves that I used to work in an outdoor pizza oven (open flames and high temperatures) worked well, but gradually stopped working because the seams on the palms were melting . These gloves look better, the finger seams are pulled back to avoid direct contact. The cuffs on the mittens fit me but can be a little tight for larger wrists. I like the shiny blue leather trim because it makes the gloves easy to spot and signals they're for serious hot work.

Generally welding gloves are only available in one size: Gargantua. Other sizes may be available in specialty stores, but the public ones seem designed for the Hulk. These gloves fit this pattern as they are definitely large, but they fit my medium sized hand better than others have tried. And they don't let heat through, don't glow, are made of fairly soft leather and so on.

A similar pair of welding gloves I used to wear in an outdoor pizza oven (open flames and high temperatures) worked well, but gradually stopped working because the seams were snagging the palms melted. These gloves look better, the finger seams are pulled back to avoid direct contact. The cuffs on the mittens fit me but can be a little tight for larger wrists. I like the shiny blue leather trim because it makes the gloves easy to spot and signals they're for serious hot work.

In general, welding gloves seem to come in only one size: Gargantua. Other sizes may be available in specialty stores, but the public ones seem designed for the Hulk. These gloves fit this pattern as they are definitely large, but they fit my medium sized hand better than others have tried. And they don't let heat through, don't glow, are made of fairly soft leather and so on.

A similar pair of welding gloves I used to use when working in an outdoor pizza oven (open flames and high temperatures) worked well but gradually stopped working due to the seams on the palm trees melted. These gloves look better, the finger seams are pulled back to avoid direct contact. The cuffs on the mittens fit me but can be a little tight for larger wrists. I like the shiny blue leather trim because it makes the gloves easy to spot and signals they're for serious hot work.