Revco Industries Black Stallion 855 Premium Grain Elkskin / Nomex Welding Gloves

Most novice welders will slip on a pair of standard leather work gloves and call it good – heck, I used to be that guy back when I had more hair on my head and less on my chest. However, after only a few welding sessions with short leather gloves, your wrists and forearms will tell you that there has to be something better – mine sure did. Donning a pair of quality welding gloves is a must for any welder, even if you are an infrequent hobbyist, but quality doesn’t have to mean expensive. Like you, I’m not made of money, so I’m always on the hunt for quality, cost effective tools for our shop.

About 6 years ago, I bought a set of low-cost Black Stallion leather welding gloves which served me well until I accidently ground some holes on a few fingers – which are now lovingly wrapped in duct tape and serve as my backup gloves – it was time to replace my old welding gloves with a new pair.

Black Stallion 855 Series Welding Gloves

I stumbled upon a set of Black Stallion premium elkskin / Nomex welding gloves at our favorite welding web site, www.weldfabulous.com, for the low cost of $21.20.

The Black Stallion 855 Premium grain elskin welding gloves are meant for stick welding, but I’ve used them for MIG and TIG welding for over a year now. The feature super soft and supple elk skin leather on the hand section of the gloves, a flame-resistant Nomex lining on the back, and a rigid cowhide leather extra long cuff. The gloves are also sewn together with flame-resistant Kevlar thread too.