Revco T50 Men's Tigster Flame Resistant Welding Gloves Blue/White Medium

Best Tig gloves I’ve used so far! I used to use Tillman gloves but these have better heat resistance and are a lot more comfortable. I have small hands, and it’s very hard for me to find gloves my size but these xs fit almost perfectly. Definitely worth the money, and I will be buying these gloves from now on.

I will admit from the start, I don't use these gloves for welding. I do where them for brush clearing when using the propane "flame thrower." I am 6'6", with large hands. The XL gloves are a good fit. The craftsmanship in the gloves (all three pair I own) is superb. Overall, the gloves look good, even after a season of yard work and several trips through the washer and dryer. These gloves are great in every regard, but they are designed to protect the wearer...not keep your fingers warm on a ski slope.

These are fantastic! Ive used these for about a month and gone through an entire 125cf bottle of argon TIG welding with these. They're very comfortable. I was a bit concerned because the wrist felt very loose at first. But as it turns out the fit is fine. I would say these are for the hobbyist rather than a pro as I assume they're not made for serious wear and tear. I'm only about a month in, but I'm loving them.

Pros:-Very soft and comfortable.-They have great feel in all fingers, and they look nice-All but the pinky finger are holding up well (see cons)Cons:-Sizing is a bit off I think, or maybe my hands are just odd shaped. They are very tight across the knuckles when fingers are closed-The pinky finger doesn't have a top-side leather tip, which has caused it to burn/fray on my filler hand-The thumb is too long. All other fingers are perfect sized, but the thumb is about 3/8" to long, which makes feed thin filler metal a little difficultDespite their shortcomings, I'm still pleased with them. If Revco would shorten the thumb and cover the top of the pinky finger, they would be perfect

Tig welder here and it works great. Gets a bit warm at times but you're a welder. Man up or find another profession.

I have been TIG welding since the early '70s and these are the best fitting and most comfortable gloves I have used. Longevity is to be determined but replacement cost is very reasonable.

Seems like a nice glove, they fit well, very good dexterity, but not a good choice for welding. The cotton is the problem. Not much protection from heat, blue color fades quick with the UV light from the tig torch, and the cotton burns and just doesn't hold up. I think the all leather miller tig glove is a much better choice, similar price.

I’ve used tillmans for years until a new coworker of mine showed me a pair of these. Now it’s the only tig glove i’ll use. As others have stated and from my own experience, these gloves cannot be worked hard in. Use a different pair for heavy material handling and save these strictly for tig welding.