🔥 NKTM Extreme Heat Resistant Leather Welding Gloves - Ideal for Tig Welders, Mig, Fireplace, Stove, BBQ, and Gardening Review

These gloves should be referred to as '6 month gloves' - break down after 6 months. I am not a professional welder. I use them in my garage 1-2 times a week. For welding only. Now they are dangerous to use. liner collapsed. It seems that the fingers on both gloves have separated (see photo). Now my bare arms are open. Very disappointing. I bought them because they had very good reviews on Amazon. Could these great reviews be bots or purchased fake reviews? Maybe I just got the wrong pair?…

I bought these gloves because I needed a new pair and wanted to try something new. I found them while researching a weld testing website. I put them on on day one and I know these types of gloves usually take a day to break in. I put them on the next day and they are very difficult to put on and take off when you are sweaty. The hand part of the glove sticks to your hand and comes out with it. Then the gloves are very difficult to put on again. I also noticed that the part where they were sewn…

We've used these gloves a few times and so far they're fantastic! We first bought gloves for our fireplace but ended up using them on our outside fire (so far). We can pick up burning logs to make a fire by wearing these gloves. Even if the log can burn, we can safely lift it with gloves. We may feel some heat/warmth but our hands remain safe. Pros: The size is small or large enough to fit hands well with gloves on. Well done - and I mean well done. THICK material. They appear in the photos to…

I received them on September 26, 2017. I have welding lessons on Wednesdays and Thursdays (previously SMAW and GMAW). These gloves started falling apart by the second week. It all started with the skin on the fingers of gloves (both hands). By the third week, the seam on the middle finger side of the left glove began to open up, which is the perfect opening for all that molten spatter from stick welding to get right in. In the fourth week (October 18 and 19), the seam of the finger peeled off…

I have used these gloves extensively melting lead for casting bullets. Here are some thoughts: Benefits; - The price was very reasonable for these gloves. You can't beat them when compared to name brand welding gloves - the performance is outstanding. I work with very hot (700 degrees Fahrenheit) cast iron and ball molds. They protect my hands perfectly and I have never burned myself. I like the long cuffs on them. They really help protect your forearms. I've worn them with a Carhart coat in…