RevcoT50-XL X-Large Tigster Ultimate TIG Welding Glove

Size runs a bit small. XL was a bit tight. They also need to change that description/call out -- "2 Pack!" "Pack of 2" means 2 gloves, a left and a right. It does NOT mean 2 pairs. Who orders a left and right single glove? Misleading and needs to change.

Fantastic all-around TIG gloves. I've used my pair for the better part of a year now. I'm not using them in a commercial environment every day, but I like how they have held up, and if care is taken I expect a pair to last a long time even with daily use. Keep in mind that these are not heavy duty gloves, but that's by design. The leather is soft and quite thin, which provides a lot of dexterity and feeling when welding, but they are not intended for general use. Keep a few heavy duty gloves around for everything else, and slip these on once your project is setup, and ready for welding.

Item received not as shown. The picture is of the original glove design, which was very form fitting with excellent tactile feel while working what I received is the newer generation design. This "new and improved glove" looks to be made of cheaper, inferior material. The fit is baggy by comparison. Last time I order TIG gloves through the mail

These are great tig gloves that make grabbing filler rods and electrodes easy and have a great drag patch. The ONLY issue I've had with them was due to my own stupidity. I grab a hot piece of material after working on it and melted one of the glove fingers. They still work but the one finger being melted can be uncomfortable at times. Lesson learned about grabbing freshly welded steel.I'll eventually buy another pair to replace my current, slightly melted pair. That's how much I love them.

These are great for when you need precise control of the torch and filler wire. They are not for stuff that get real hot like thick ALuminum and the like. I took off one star because they are a bit short covering your wrist, you will need to mindful to make sure you shirt or jacket sleeves are covering your wrist so you don't burn them from prolonged ark exposure.

These gloves work perfectly for me, I use them in my TIG class. They aren’t too thin, which is good because it help withstand the heat. They are also not too thick, they are just right, I can move my hands really well and they have a nice look and color too.

TIG gloves are a compromise: if too resistant to heat, you lose sensitivity. Hence these gloves are well.insulated for what they are designed to do.... just don't get distracted and touch very hot parts just after welding.VERY COMFORTABLE!

feeding wire with these is too easy however do make sure you get the right size or you'll not be able to take advantage.