932℉ Leather Welding Gloves for Women Man, Heat Resistant Fire Long Sleeve Gloves for Tig Mig Stick BBQ Fireplace Animal Handling(Large 16inch)

Very satisfied with purchase. Gloves seem to be of good quality and stitching, small fits hands well with little bulkiness and ease of use. Gloves provides protection by extending about 3" from elbow to the forearm. I like that it has the ability to cinch it so it's snug to the arm. Nice leather smell that's not overbearing and the color is neutral. Black with yellow outline. Good value that will work well.

Really great heat resistant gloves. They worked very well for keeping my hands safe while blow torching some steaks. You could barely feel the heat at all.

My daughter is enrolled in the welding program at a local community college and the gloves provided by the school were too big for her small hands. I did some digging and found these gloves ordering them in hopes they would fit her. The price was very affordable so I couldn't lose much if they didn't fit. When they arrived they weren't the most heavy duty welding gloves I had ever seen, but they were a good fit which helped her improve manual dexterity which improved her welds. The gloves burned up a little more quickly than a heavier pair of gloves but the price allows you to replace them whenever you need to without it setting you back or to have extras on hand. I think I have bought 4 or 5 pairs during her program and they have all been of comparable quality and have been well worth the money.

Are you considering buying these cheap welding gloves because you bought a welder to tackle a DIY project you don't want to pay someone to do for you? Then look no further. These are IT. The literal gold mine of budget welding gloves. The quality of the material is incredible. I only have one small issue with them - they're new. They haven't been broken in so they're a bit rigid. Did that stop me from laying an absolutely beautiful stack of dimes? No! Did my lack of experience stop me from laying an absolutely beatiful stack of dimes? Yes! I felt no heat transfer while welding and these protected me to the fullest. I absolutely recommend. I will probably eventually sell these with my welder because I no longer use the welder and my wife says, "hey, get rid of it." Just to almost immediately buy them again because I need to weld something else... which means I will also be buying another welder. All-in-all, 9.3/10

My hand is 6 inches long with the longest finger and top of hand is 3.5 inches wide. Inside the glove, my fingers are 3/4 inch from the tip of the glove. My pinky finger is an inch from the tip of the glove. My thumb fits great. I'm a small person 4'11" 95 lbs. kinda of like a 3rd or 4th grade student. I have room to wear a little stretchy winter glove inside. The width of the glove is a nice fit plus you can cinch the top by your forearm. I'll be using them to load wood into the fireplace also, carrying and stacking the wood. I don't believe I'll get a much better fit than these with my small hands.

These gloves are nicely made, they're sized properly, long enough to make sense to protect yourself from getting burnt... Would recommend them to others. Thank You!.

Very good

I use these in camp fires. Pick up and quickly move hot logs around. Heat doesn’t penetrate. If you leave your hand there long enough I’m sure heat will get through. But I start the campfire and shift things around with these gloves on I have not had any issues. They are big on me but these are men’s gloves and I’m a small woman, but they still work great for me.