Premium Goat Grain TIG/Multi-Task Welding Gloves, Split Cowhide Back, 4-Inch Extended Cuff, White/Gold, Medium (1540-4)

These Caiman gloves strike a solid balance between feel and protection. The goat grain palm is soft and responsive, perfect for TIG work, while the split cowhide back adds durability where you need it. The 4-inch cuff gives extra coverage without getting in the way. Fit is true to size (Large), seams are clean, and the gloves broke in quickly. I can run beads with good control and still handle hot material confidently. Pros: Outstanding dexterity for TIG Soft goat leather palm with great feel Durable cowhide back Extended cuff adds protection Comfortable once broken in Cons: Not intended for heavy stick welding all day (by design) Bottom line: If you want precision and comfort for TIG or light multi-task welding, these are excellent.

I love these gloves for the price! They are not heavy duty welding gloves though. Perfect for light welding duties and even general garage/metal work. They’re super comfortable, not as hot as heavy duty welding glove and overall nice to have on. I will definitely be purchasing more of these gloves.

These are really nice gloves. I have worn quite a couple of them and most are too bulky/ not enough movement in the fingers for dexterity. Which imo when welding, having control of your equipment is part of proper safety. These gloves are comfortable while providing that movement. Haven’t tested them yet but got them for school so they will be battle tested soon.

Fits great! Good quality

Decent gloves And protect your hands but haven't lasted that long. Starting to tear already .several burn marks but nothing made it through to my hand.

Teaching my son to weld and needed another good pair of gloves. These fit perfect and are very comfortable. Being TIG gloves, I wanted something with dexterity and control and these are perfect. They appear to be well made as well. As far as heat resistance/protection, we are using these for MIG and TIG welding and they do just fine for keeping our hands from getting too hot while welding, just don't try to pick up freshly welded materials with them as since they are TIG gloves, they are designed for control but are not thick enough to provide good protection from hot materials. To be clear though, that is not a fault of the gloves/brand as I have name brand TIG gloves as well and it's the same result.

These gloves were comfortable and fit well but the leather quality is by far some of the worst of all the glove brands I have bought. Having been a welder and now teaching welding, these gloves did not last a semester worth of teaching welding. Overall the cut protection, and heat resistance was extremely poor. You are by far better to just spend the extra 5-10 dollars for Black Stallion gloves or some Lincoln gloves.

Love these gloves and the price and last sometimes will get a pair that will get a hole on the finger or thumb after maybe a week but for the most part they hold up pretty good compared to other's that are $$$$ and last the same and get the same issue with hole or weak spots