🧤 Premium Elkskin Gloves by Revco Industries Stallion: Unparalleled Quality for Optimal Protection Review

On the first night of class I grabbed a practice pattern not realizing how hot it was. The gloves saved my hand. If I had been wearing gloves provided by the school, that would have meant at least a few blisters. Agility is good for stick welding, but not very good for MIG. I have only ever welded MIG and had no idea how hot the process is. I will continue to use my old flash gloves but these are my new stick welding gloves. By chance it turned out that these were the same gloves that the…

I've only been using these for a few weeks but I can already say they're a lot more durable than the ones I bought for my welding class last semester. So far I would definitely buy them again. The glove is nothing more than a very thick skin. The only padding is on the back of the hand where it is needed most. Right now I definitely plan on buying another pair of these (compared to the Miller brand) once my current pair wears out. So I definitely recommend them. Although I will update this…

I bought these on the recommendation of my welding instructor. Initially, I started with expensive gloves that I bought at a large hardware store nearby. This was my first beginner welding lesson and it was pure pole welding. A very important piece of advice that I did not understand is that when welding with an electrode, you need gloves with threads that are not visible. The gloves I bought from the hardware store were expensive, but all the carvings around the fingers were visible from the…