IRONCAT 6141 Kidskin TIG Welding Gloves - Small, Kevlar Thread Welding Gloves with 4 in. Gold Cuff, Straight Thumb, Natural

Great tig gloves for the price. Stitches hold up well and they fit tight. Overall a very good product and I will definitely buy again.

Fit well and is made of good quality leather. The hand section is soft, allowing good dexterity while wearing it. The coloring scheme is nice, but the white color got dirty really quickly. I would much prefer to have the natural tan color of the leather. Other than that, these gloves do their job well at protecting your hands and arms while welding.

I bought these for my wife who has very small hands. They work perfectly for loading our wood stove. Very well made.

These just arrived and I have not used them yet but I can tell they are going to be fantastic. I ordered a small and they fit my hand perfectly, much better than my Tillman gloves. I grabbed some filler wire and the dexterity with the gloves is AMAZING! The stitching in one spot (see picture) isn't complete. Other reviews talk about the stitching, it is not the best. I say, who cares, these gloves were like $10 on sale and this is TIG not MIG. You aren't getting spatter and sparks hitting your gloves to burn the stitching. I just ordered 5 more pairs to have for back up. I would never use these gloves for anything else, they are thin. If you need great TIG gloves, you can't go wrong with these.

Nice gloves. Cheaper than the name brands.

Alright. Real thin. I like the rough gauntlet cuffs, but they're a bit wide and let bbs slip in a bit much. They work for a cheap pair for a week or so, but don't do too much material handling. They'll rip quick

They fit true to size and you still have good feeling through your fingers

Comfortable, soft, and the small size, which is hard to find, fit me perfectly. I have short stubby fingers. They offer dexterity.

Great buy very comfortable

Decent glove. Quite thin so you have to be careful with them but still heat resistant enough. The "fur" on the inside sticks to your hand like crazy but thats the only downside ive found so far. Good for the price.

They are for 40$,... just Rawhide gloves, thin and poorly resisting to wet environnement. Well, they are sold for welding and not for rough work. Being sowed with Kevlar tread shall not make them 14 can $ more expensive than the similar quality sold at my local wearhouse. I suggest to invest a little more and by a durable pair if you are an active grumpy, DIY as I'm . :) Denis Beaulieu Pohénégamook Qc., Canada.

Very comfortable, they are holding up well.

Doubt that they will last long. I misunderstood and thought 2pcs meant 2 pair but apparently it means 2 gloves. I’m sure there are way better quality gloves in this price range.