🧤 High-Quality 370GFKLL TIG Welding Glove with Kevlar Lining, Large Size - Durable Goatskin Leather, Ideal for Work (1 Pair Pack) Review

Excellent gloves at a great price. The large glove fits perfectly and is soft enough to allow my hands and fingers to move freely. Highly recommended. Used for both Mig and Tig with good results

The first time I grabbed a hot piece of metal like an amateur and really welded the gloves. I almost ordered a pair but hesitated because I knew I would do it again. They may be brown and shriveled in places, but they still work, and one day a new perfect pair will be waiting for me to ruin them, too.

I don't know what reference they use for size L but I'm only 5ft 4" tall and I could barely get my ankles over the wrinkled part of the wrist bring the glove, and then when it was all the way up my arm it was so tight I could barely clench my fist. BIG SIZE ONLY. Return them for Extra Large. Hope they fit. 03/06/2019 Extra large gloves delivered, great fit!

This is my second pair of these gloves, the size of my gloves varies by brand but somewhere between large and large, the first pair was large, when i thought they were tighter than a frogs ass they broke after about a day and were probably the best mig/tig gloves i have ever worn very good but nowhere near agile

These were the most comfortable gloves I have ever had. But as you'd expect, they shrink over time under the heat, but they're snug enough that I couldn't insert the filler with my fingers. I'm sure if they had been a little looser to begin with I wouldn't be complaining now. that for $17 they were the best I could find, with a Kevlar lining. Most of them are leather only at this price point and that really helps as I tend to overheat the parts. I'm looking for the best but I can't find it…

I looked around the market for some TIG welding gloves because all the expensive branded gloves didn't seem to last long. Little did I know these gloves are great for Tig but also good for a heavy stick. I've used these gloves to put my rod in all day and not once have my hands gotten hot or burned. I can then turn around and use them for a TIG and still have a lot of control over my wire while I feed it. They are light and comfortable, don't sweat your hands. But with the addition of Kevlar…

I originally had two pairs of welding gloves, both Lincoln. One pair were lightweight WIG gloves that were nothing but leather, the other were tough black gloves meant for anything else. Lightweight gloves were great for TIG, but they didn't handle the heat well and ripped easily. The heavy duty gloves seemed fine, but you lose a lot of dexterity and the leather turned out to be cheap leather that shrinks with heat. Materials. They work great! I'm a man who usually wears size S gloves and the…