Revco Black Stallion (T50) Premium Grain Goatskin & Flame-Resistant Cotton TIG Welding Glove, Kevlar Stitching, Abrasion Resistance, DragPatch Side Reinforcement, Large

Very happy with these gloves so I'm buying another set. Purchased the original set about 5 years back when I bought a Miller Diversion 180 for hobby use. I can't say how well these will hold up if you weld for a living but they have been great for my use. They are TIG gloves, so don't expect them to last forever if you're using them for operations other than welding (cutting/grinding/fitting/etc...). I tried to switch between these and another pair of gloves during a project to try to keep them dedicated to weld time. Still would end up making cuts & grinds & prep while wearing these, so all things considered I am very happy with them. They have a snug fit and require a little break-in time before you get the ease of motion. They have a great feel and are real comfortable once the leather is broken in. The fingertips will shrink and get hard over time if you're not careful about your arc, but I think thats all leather. I eventually wore through the thumb and a fingertip from usage, handling hot parts, & sharpening hot tungsten. Overall I'm very pleased with the life I got out of the old pair and expect to get the same from these new ones. See my pics for the old vs new. I think the cuff may be a little longer on the new pair, but otherwise they look to have same pattern & materials.

Great product. Fit as expected. Leather was soft and comfortable. Will definitely buy again!

I've been a huge fan of RevCo stuff for years, and I've been using these gloves for delicate machine and tig work for nearly as long. These are fantastically comfortable gloves for tigging with great dexterity, but it's a double edged sword. If you're doing something harsh, say, nothing but 6061 parts at 160+ amps all day with little downtime, these might not last as long as you'd want if you like holding a close grip on your torch or filler. Part of their excellent dexterity comes from using thinner/pliable kid skin leather, which means if you go handling sharp metal, don't be shocked if you find a way to slice these open (and hopefully not you too!). TLDR: Excellent gloves for precise tig work. Trade a bit of heat durability for excellent comfort. If welding heavier/hot stuff, beware you may want to trade out for something thicker or use whatever beater gloves your shop provides if they do.

These are great; excellent tight fit; excellent for small welding projects, ship yard work ect. I enjoy using them as four wheeler gloves; extra heat insulation keeps your fingers warm from wind in the winter; I typically wear them when I'm plowing with my four wheeler; I have purchased these several times. With average use these gloves will last at least six months; getting them wet will shorten their life significantly. The lamb skin is very soft and confortable but will eventually wear through if you use these for garden work or other activities that are hard on your gloves/hands.

These are great TIG welding gloves for the money. You can get nicer ones, but if you don't want to spend $30 a pair, these are an awesome compromise. The pinky side has a double layer of leather, as that's where you are going to bake your hand as you drag it across your base material. The leather is holding up well, and has good insulative properties. However, these should be for TIG, and maybe MIG welding only. I would not do any Arc (stick), as that will be too hot for these gloves to handle. One nice thing is, these really double as work gloves. They have the right look, and they are short and flexible with some breathability that full leather TIG gloves do not. I do suggest that you pair these with some arm protectors such as Lincoln Electric Black One Size Flame-Resistant Welding Sleeves . That will keep you from getting a sunburn (arc burn), or trying to find a long-sleeved tee-shirt every day.

I am so disappointed with these gloves!! My Husband is a welder so we buy A LOT of welding supplies and these gloves are worthless he couldn't wear them while he welded because the sparks melted the material so he was using them while he was grinding and other things around the shop and accidentally grabbed something hot and the fingers MELTED OFF THE GLOVES!!!! Ridiculous Never again will I buy these gloves.

Gloves are very comfortable and have high degree of mobility for fingers. Good for tig welding. Craftsmanship quality is good. My gloves are holding up good, I don't know what other people are doing with their gloves. I primarily use for welding and to hold and Move around metal. These gloves are not super rugged, they can't take alot abuse, better to have different glove for a different use . heat shielding is good for it's relative thickness

These gloves are great and allow superior dexterity. However, the pinky is not covered by leather on the backside, which is exactly where my gloves developed a hole in on my filler hand. The cloth material could not handle the heat from 150 amps AC, and I've had to cover it with a finger from an old glove. These would be awesome for lower amperage TIG and metal working in general.