Lincoln Electric Grain Leather TIG Welding Gloves | High Dexterity | Medium | K2981-M,White, black

I really like these gloves for the price. You can definitely burn yourself if welding at high amps but you can feel the heat build-up. I'm a beginner/welder so didn't want to spend a fortune on gloves. I didn't like the look of giant bulky gloves since dexterity is very important while learning so I observed a lot of reviews mentioned these had a nice fit. The leather's nice and soft so that helps the fit a lot. I dig 'em.

I started volunteering at The Worldwide mobility Center. I think welding is a good thing to learn and they r graciously teaching me. I had big heavy duty gloves and they were cumbersome to say the least. I ordered some of these hoping I would still have dexterity as well as the heat protection I had with the heavy duty gloves. They r great!! Does the job exactly the way I need.

These are my go-to for welding gloves. They hold up pretty well and are comfortable as well.

Those gloves are great. very very good leather, very durable. the gloves my workplace supplies are from a company called "tegera".. the lincoln ones last much much longer. also it's crazy how heat resistant they are. I hold very hot pieces of steel and I can barely feel it. while welding, I simply feel safe in these gloves. I don't know how to explain it, it's like in other gloves I feel exposed, but in these I feel protected. they are amazing, comfortable, durable.

Not sure what "country of origin" is supposed to mean, but these gloves are made in Cambodia, not USA. The gloves are great, nothing to complain about. But if you're like me and make purchases highly considering where stuff is made, then you should know this.

These feel so good you won't want to mess them up welding. I use them to grab pots and pans in the kitchen.

I was comped a pair of these at a welding equipment show at a local jobber we buy our supplies from and I put them aside and continued using my Tillman kidskin 24C long cuff gloves. I pretty much run them to the point where I'd worn through my right thumb and tips of my index finger and pinky finger and I use them every day in precision sheet metal and light fabrication for 8-10 hours and I try to get 4 weeks or more out of a pair when I rememberedi had these gloves. They compare very well with the Tillman gloves and seem sized identically so I'd definitely give them a go.

Durable and flexible. Allows for great dexterity which is important with TIG welding. Just thick enough for TIG, but not thick enough for stick and most MIG applications.