AntraWelding Helmet AH6-260-0000 Solar Power Auto Darkening Wide Shade Range 4/5-9/9-13 with Grinding 6+1 Extra lens covers Stable for TIG MIG MMA Plasma

Great helmet. No complaints. No flash after using for 10hr shifts. I just bought my second. I used my first one for two years no issues. I bought a second one because the first one was worn out. Buddy at work has been a welder for 30 years and says this is the best helmet he has ever had.

it is working well and once we get use to it you can carry on your work comfortably now as your left hand which previously you use to hold protective glass is free. However, on the cost side it is heavy if you can get what I mean

This welding helmet has held up very well and I do tend to be somewhat hard on my equipment . Now this is by no means a PRODUCTION helmet , although it could serve well as a daily backup . The point being , the shell is not rugged enough in my opinion for that type of use . The other point being , for this price you cannot go wrong for a home shop welding helmet . I've owned plenty of helmets and weld at least twice a week , often all weekend when restoring mopar automobiles and this helmet is comfortable and reliable . It has three sensors that perform perfectly and delay and sensitivity is adjustable at the viewing element . Two steps of 9 shade levels plus grind mode has you covered easily , more than enough . Viewing area is more than adequate and lens cover is durable and easy to replace . Visibility is excellent and auto shading reacts perfectly as adjusted . This helmet easily competes ( and wins in my opinion) against pro name 100 to 200 dollar helmets ...except for The shell which is merely to thin and flexible for daily " production" work . However it does not crack or come out of raise / lower adjustment at all ... Just a bit thin that's it . Overall this is the best value in a helmet I have ever come across by a long shot .

really have no complaints for the product - I use it with ease and I use it gladly

Me funciona muy bien tanto para soldar TIG como MMA. Lo adoro!