Caiman Premium Top Grain Goatskin MIG Welding Gloves, DuPont Kevlar Stitching, Unlined, 4-inch Gauntlet Cuff, Gold, X-Large (1869-6)

These worked very well for me for MIG, despite being thinner and probably more designed for TIG. Comfortable, good fit, seams don't seem to get in the way and enough heat resistance as long as you don't stick a little finger out towards your weld zone. I have great control and no obvious glove driven fatigue. They are also snug and thin enough to easily do other tasks like using mig snips, clamps, switching lights on and off, unscrewing the lid of tip dip etc etc without needing to de-glove.

awsome fit and decent wear not for rough rough fab. or materials but great while they lasted. I oxy./acet. burned doing demo . clkimbing pulling burning . they asted less than i wanted but did good considering how rough service i exposed them to 7 days a week .

XL was too small for my normally XL hands. Maybe with work I could've stretched them out, but... this purchase (and return) convinced me to just buy gloves from my local hardware store--that way I know I'll like what I buy from the get go.

Great gloves for wire-feed welding , plasma cutting, and grinding. Fit well and allow medium high dexterity. Not meant for handling hot metal but protect hands from sparks, sharp edges and are cooler than my insulated gloves. Will probably buy a second pair at this price.

These are perfect fit if you don't have big hands a rather small they are awesome. The leather is not heavy duty but it looks great. I like these a lot for quality and fit.

Great fit for my Medium hands. Comfortable and flexible. I mig weld in these.

Great gloves. Been using these for stick welding and while they might not be as insulated as stick gloves they provide a lot more dexterity then stick gloves. You just have to deal with the heat

For women it is hard to find gloves with a fit that is workable...these are great. If I could have one more request it would be that they were longer up the arm for welding.