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Usually ships in 1 business days | | | | | | Deluxe lined welding gloves constructed of soft, supple, top-grain leather offer comfort and pliability. Deluxe lined welding glove offers even more pliability for long-term dexterity. Reinforced frictional areas and an internal liner add to the comfort and durability. | | | |
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| | Product Details | | Package Length: | 8.0 inches | | Package Width: | 6.9 inches | | Package Height: | 1.4 inches | | Package Weight: | 0.95 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 53 reviews |
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| | Features | The soft, supple, top-grain leather offers comfort and pliabilityDeluxe lined welding glove offers even more pliability for long-term dexterityReinforced frictional areas and an internal liner add to the comfort and durability
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| | Customer Reviews | Average Customer Review: ( 53 customer reviews )
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25 of 25 found the following review helpful:
 Just what I needed! Jan 26, 2009
By Onoñdaʔgegáʔ
These are excellent gloves, keeps the heat out and very easy and comfortable to use. My previous gloves were difficult to pick up small parts with, where these are very functional. Highly recommended.
40 of 43 found the following review helpful:
Heavy Duty Gloves! Nov 18, 2009
By appletree83
When we bought our new woodstove, I wanted some elbow length (for me, a woman) leather gloves to protect my hands and arms when I carried wood in, and again, when I added wood to the hot woodstove. No more burned forearms when I accidentally brush against the door frame of the stove!
I know they're supposed to be gloves for welders, but I can highly recommend them for any chore where you need complete protection of your hands & arms.
18 of 18 found the following review helpful:
Great gloves for welding jobs Apr 23, 2010
By K. Schreck
"Ghost of the Great Highway"
Picked up these gloves for my welding projects. They work great, very durable, and supple - easy to handle tools and smaller items.
The extra length is handy for keeping sparks and slag off the forearms.
The item arrived on time.
I would definately recommend these gloves and would purchase other items from U.S. Forge.
13 of 13 found the following review helpful:
Be wary of the woodstove owner reviews Jan 28, 2011
By M. Potvin
I bought these welding gloves, primarily based on everyone's glowing reviews of using them with a woodstove. I heat my home with my woodstove, I start it in November usually, and never have to start a new fire again until we're finished burning in late March usually. These gloves were purchased to replace a set of fireproof gloves which wore out in the fingers after about a burning season of use. The one thing I didn't like about the fireproof gloves was that they only came up to my mid-forearm. This meant that when I was loading my woodstove (insert), I frequently burn the top of my arm on the hot steel above. I was quite happy to read that these were longer.
The gloves smell of leather, they have a really nice feel on your bare hands. However, they can't handle the continuous heat of a woodstove. Maybe for a quick brush with a hot log, but I certainly wouldn't want to have to pick up a log that fell onto the hearth with these gloves. A task that I did once without any burns with my fireproof gloves. One of my firebricks fell down, along with a steel elbow that holds it in place. I had to let the stove burn out in order to replace the brick and plate because the gloves couldn't shield my hands from the heat. And they begin smoking after a short period of time being exposed to the internal stove heat. I'm sure that this is the oils in the leather burning off.
Overall, I'm happy with the quality gloves, I can't ding any stars for the heat resistance as they do what they're supposed to for welding I'm sure. Just buyer beware of intended use, and you might want to stick to real fire gloves if that is your primary intention.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
 Very large gloves but, can't handle the heat from woodstove pan. Jan 21, 2011
By C. Blake
These are pretty nice gloves. They are on the big side, which is great because guys tend to have a hard time finding larger size gloves. These are very roomy and are comfortable but, they just can't handle the heat from our woodstove ash pan. I was hoping since they were welding gloves and looked heavy duty that they would be able to handle the hot pan but, it appears that they still get hot. Try to stay away from using them when your ash pan is hot, since they are geared more toward welding.
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