14 inch long-gauntlet welding gloves in 1.2mm thick cowhide leather, EN407 and EN388 certified and heat-resistant up to 662°F. Soft 100% cotton lining with suede insulation and a canvas wrist lining for all-day comfort. Ideal for MIG welding plus wood stove and fireplace use, bonfires, grilling, camping, and general shop work. One size, with an attached hang loop.
Specifications
COLOR
Brown
Size
One Size 14" Long Gauntlet Cuff
Qty
1 pair
Material
1.2mm Thick Cowhide Leather
Heat-Resistant
UP to 662F°
Interior Lining
100% Soft-Cotton lining Texture Suede Insulation
Wrist Interior
Canvas Lining
Bonus Feature
Attached Loop
Certified
EN407 EN388
Shipping Weight
1 lb
Package Dimensions
16 x 8 x 1 in
Ships in 3 business days
Questions & Answers
How much heat do these handle?
They are rated to 662°F and certified to EN407 and EN388. That is a lower rating than the 932°F gloves in this range, so check it against your task before ordering.
How is this different from the 932°F gloves?
The heat rating. This pair is rated to 662°F and is built around comfort and lining for longer wear, where the 932°F pairs are built for sustained high-heat work like Stick welding and forge tasks.
How long are they?
14 inches, with a long gauntlet cuff that covers the forearm.
What are they made of?
1.2mm thick cowhide leather, lined with 100% soft cotton over suede insulation, and a canvas lining at the wrist.
Are they comfortable for long sessions?
That is what the lining is for. The cotton and suede insulation with a canvas wrist lining is aimed at all-day wear rather than short high-heat bursts.
What work are they meant for?
MIG welding, plus wood stove and fireplace use, bonfires, grilling, camping and general shop work.
Are they certified?
Yes, EN407 and EN388.
What size are they?
One size, with a 14 inch long gauntlet cuff.
Is there a hang loop?
Yes, one is attached.
What comes in the box?
One pair, brown, one size.
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Worth the extra over my old pair
Had a pair of $20 cowhide gloves before these. Same idea but you can feel the difference. Heavier liner, longer cuff doesn't bind at the elbow when I'm reaching into a frame I'm building. Used them mostly on MIG and the heat doesn't come through even when I'm working close to the puddle. Loop on the cuff is a small thing but I clip them to my apron between welds instead of dropping them on the bench.
Greg M.✓ Verified Purchase
★★★★★
Held up to a week of stick on heavy plate
Picked these up before a structural job last month. Five days of stick welding on 3/8" plate, mostly horizontal but some overhead. No burn through anywhere, no spatter making it past the cuff. The cotton lining was a good call. My hands didn't sweat out the leather the way they do with cheaper liners. Cuff stitching is still tight. Glad I paid the extra.
Ron F.✓ Verified Purchase
★★★★☆
Solid for forge work, took a session to break in
I do hobby blacksmithing on weekends and grabbed these for handling stock right out of the forge. The 662 rating gives me confidence pulling hot iron with tongs. They were stiff for the first session, took a couple hours of work before the leather softened up enough to grip comfortably. Once broken in they're great. Knocked one star because of the break-in, but it's a minor gripe.
Dan K.✓ Verified Purchase
★★★★★
Finally a glove that handles my wood stove
I burn wood through the winter and reload the stove three or four times an evening. Always ended up with burns on my forearms from the door frame. These cover well past my wrist and the leather doesn't transfer heat to my hand when I'm rearranging logs with tongs. Bought them after a friend who welds recommended cowhide for stove work. Glad I listened.
Carol P.✓ Verified Purchase
★★★★★
Pellet smoker upgrade
Use these mostly with my pellet smoker. Pulling racks of ribs out at 250 plus handling charcoal chimney duties on a side grill. The earlier silicone mitts I had were too bulky to grab tongs. These give me dexterity to pinch and grab while still protecting my forearm when I lean over the grate. The loop is handy for hanging them on the side of the cooker.
