TICONN Welding Gloves, 1000°F Heat-Resistant Fireproof Leather Gloves for Welders, Stick, Forge, Mig, Tig, BBQ, Baking, Oven

These are as good as any welding gloves you'll find at your local HF. They are malleable to allow full motion as much as welding gloves can. I like the aesthetics of the gloves. For a novice infrequent welder like me they are perfect! Would highly recommend.

My wife has been wanting to weld again ever since taking a college class in it, so we finally got a little welder, and these to go along with it.You can tell by their smell they are definitely made of leather. Not too strong, just a nice leather smell.They are nice and warm, with a jean-like material inside the arm part and a fur-like material inside the hand part. They are thick, but flexible enough for her to use her fingers somewhat. I can barely squeeze my XXL hands inside them and can't flex the fingers much at all.You could use them for BBQ's and other things as well. They'd even keep your hands warm in the snow in a pinch. There is a drawstring around the wrist, and it is easy to use even when you're adjusting it with gloved hands.They are very protective. To test them, my wife pulled some canning jars out of boiling water and didn't feel any heat. Though we don't recommend using them for this.Impressive gloves for the price.Thank you for reading, I hope it was helpful.

These welding gloves are exactly what I needed. My original pair that were from a big box store were not only over priced but also very thin which resulted in me burning my fingers a few times. These Ticonn welding gloves are very thick but still offer mobility. They are also long covering about half my forearm. These also feature a draw string to keep stuff from going down inside the glove which i also like a lot cause nothing is worse than getting a hot coal falling down inside your glove when you're under a car or some other tight space. I feel these will last a while since they have good quality stitching and are layered where it matters. Very good item.

These gloves aren't bad especially for the price. work ok for welding the fingers are stiff but will break in with more use.. seem to be pretty well made. get you a pair at least for a back up pair

There's only so much to say about a pair of gloves, but I'll say say what I can. Honestly, these are pretty nice, especially for the price. They don't have any visible issues that I can see. My hands fit medium rubber gloves normally and I can feel that these would fit up a size or two before getting too tight. Yet, they do fit my hands well enough. They feel properly insulated for the most part. I do wish there were a bit more on the pointing finger, it seems that tends to get overheated often when I'm welding. That said, they're nice and comfy yet and yet I can still easily pick stuff up and move them around.

Good heavy-duty gloves. and a bargain at just 20 bucks. my only complaint is that the fingers are not that long. Of course, it is partly because the insulation is so thick but your dexterity goes way down when you have these only. but you can handle some seriously hot parts without any problems. I got them for soldering copper pipe and they work well.

If you like to have bonfires, then a paid of heat-resistant gloves is a must-have item, as it is much easier to reposition a burning log with gloves than with a poker. These gloves do not disappoint, and even look good doing it with a royal blue and black color scheme. They fit my (medium-large) hands well, and while they seem stiff at first, they should loosen up over time. There is a convenient hang-strap on the wrist of each glove so that you can hang it next to your fireplace, and a quick "zip" line on the back to cinch up the wrist if needed. (The little plastic ball on the end makes it possible to tighten the glove with an already-gloved hand, too.) A definitely buy & hold.

Nice fitting Gloves to help protect my hands while working on my bus conversion.