🧤 Natural Caiman 1600-4 Welders and Foundry Gloves - Size M Review

Decent pair of gloves but the yellow gauntlets yellowed my hands every day after wearing them. Washes off with aggressive washes, but still. After work, you look like you have "jaundice" on your hands.

Good gloves. Didn't leave that stupid white mess everywhere that often happens with new gloves. I often come across gloves because I tend to be sloppy and I have yet to poke a hole in these. Fits well. I'm a girl and I usually have a hard time finding gloves that aren't too big.

Very soft and comfortable gloves. They feel thicker than Tillman TIG welding gloves but still have good dexterity. I just got them so will update as we see how they wear over time. So far so good, spatter from MIG welding doesn't burn me. I love long cuffs. Unfortunately, after three days of MIG welding, the seams on the palm began to unravel. I returned them.

I've used Tilman consistently for many years. Started buying these for the guys at my store and was VERY impressed with the fit and durability. If the price weren't so low I would probably buy other brands, but they're almost half the price. Too cheap for 4 stars but if I had to complain it would be that maybe they feel a little less fingertips when trying to lift the fill bar off a flat bench or something.

I have just ordered two more pairs. They are great, I used them at school and they are in very good condition. They feel fantastic straight away, super responsive, I was even able to play a few hours with these gloves on my PlayStation 4 to break in on the weekend before school. For $12 I don't think you can beat them. I have used them in all my TIG classes and they have worked very well.

Stretchy and snug fit; the medium "fits like a glove" and the fingers are the right length. When MIG welding I wear a medium Tillman and they fit just as well. The only reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is the lack of a sliding platform. Often, TIG gloves have a sewn-in patch to double the thickness at the edge of the hand, where it often drags across the table; these don't have it. It's not a big problem, but it's a nice feature. Still, I would buy them again for the price.

They are comfortable but too thin for welding in my opinion. You can feel the heat emanating from the arc and if you bring a piece of steel close to the weld you will definitely feel the heat through your skin. I use other regular cowhide leather gloves for working with steel I have just welded and also for welding, I have never had a problem with the feeling that I am about to burn my fingers. I noticed that the spark burned a small hole in the skin on the second use.

I can't say enough good things about them for the money. Sure, they're not as powerful as the Tillman 24c's I've used, but they're almost $10 cheaper! Feeling and dexterity are also much better with them. I too tend to think of them as work gloves and they have endured abuse. I've got a few holes in my skin from abuse, but no stitches. They are excellent for working with TIG. The filling compound is simply fed in with a light glove. I just don't TIG with my bare hands like some do.

I have been a locksmith for 33 years. During this time I have tried almost every type of glove known to man. I didn't just use extra heavy gloves to weld the inner screen. , lighter rod gloves, but I've also used cotton gloves (flexo) when hanging iron, then I needed latex coated gloves for metal decking and siding, leather gloves for rebar. - House work. All in all, this is the most practical pair of gloves I've ever owned. Oh yes, they work really well as archery gloves too.

Perfect for TIG and nothing more. I use them with tips and tricks for TIG finger welding and the hood life is great. I took a specialty welding course to improve my TIG welding skills and a pair of these welders kept me welding 10 hours a week for a whole semester. You will feel warm when your metal gets hot and I wouldn't recommend handling hot metal in it. You will burn out very quickly. I can easily insert the filler wire into it and operate the TIG torch very conveniently. And for half…