🧤 Protection and Precision Combined: Revco Industries BM88L BSX BM88 Extreme Pig Skin MIG Welding Gloves, Large Review

Seller: RAM WELDING SUPPLY , You shipped me these welding gloves in 3 days. "CAN'T HIT THIS" These are MIG welding gloves but I also use them with my arc welder due to the nerve and skin burns on my left arm. They are soft and flexible, made from pigskin and cowhide.

I went back and forth with several gloves. One review indicated that they felt broken out of the packaging. This bribed me because I hate tough gloves that take forever to break in and by then you need new ones. As previously mentioned, these suction cups were soft right out of the box. Ideal welding gloves. Highly recommended.

Bought these gloves just over a month ago. Used them every 3 weeks in an amateur (non-professional) workshop. The gloves are very comfortable and very well padded, but they have become too soft on the skin. These gloves can withstand almost any real-life use! While they are comfortable and beautiful to look at, they are more akin to "welding fashion" than something you use on a regular basis.

Palms/fingers too thin for real grilling gloves. They're probably good for welding, but if you're looking for BBQ gloves, look elsewhere. I had a 350 Kamado grill with a cast iron skillet inside. When I picked up the pan, I immediately felt hot and uncomfortable for 2-3 seconds. It was on first use. Pork skin feels thin and doesn't last long. Instead of dealing with it, I'm going back.

These gloves have taken a beating. I'm already rough on all the gloves I wear, but these aren't lagging behind. I've been stripping and welding with a flashlight for the past few months, yes they show abuse but still fit the same as they did when I first used them. Fingers didn't wrinkle from the heat like some other heavy welding gloves I've used, even Tillman's gloves didn't last as long. When arc welding (usually 1/8”-5/32) I tend to hold the rod after the arc is struck and this keeps a lot…

Need a pair for a welding course and I was using heavy leather gloves normally used for stick welding and wanted something lighter. They perform very well and have decent agility. I am not sure how long they will last but I am sure they will help me get through the course. (I don't actually weld rods but to improve my MIG skills and learn TIG welding). Fit well and protect well from splashes. They'll let heat through when you're close to the action, but almost any glove will let heat through…

I'm not a welder. I got them for uprooting invasive plants from my garden, because so-called "thorn-proof" gardening gloves are a joke when it comes to Himalayan blackberry vines. I was able to use these gloves for about 25 hour-long thorn removal sessions before they tore to the point that holes appeared in my fingers and thorns started crawling through them. They also got wet and dirty all the time, which probably shortened their lifespan, but I can only rip brambles out of the ground when…