PIP 1878 Caiman 21" Deerskin FR Insulated MIG/Stick Welding Gloves

The PIP 1878 Caiman 21" Deerskin FR Insulated MIG/Stick Welding Gloves are designed for extended hands-on welding tasks, combining dexterity with enhanced forearm and elbow protection. The gloves feature a premium top-grain deerskin leather shell and full-leather back with reinforced palm and cuff, delivering a durable barrier against heat and abrasion while maintaining flexibility for precise movement at the workpiece.

Construction highlights include a Kevlar thread stitching for durability, a keystone thumb, and a leather heat shield patch for added burn protection in critical areas. The gloves are lined with sock-lined FR cotton fleece insulation, providing warmth for cold shop environments without sacrificing grip or control. A 21-inch gauntlet cuff paired with a pull-strap closure helps keep heat and debris out and ensures a secure, adjustable fit. The design also uses exclusive Caiman loops and comes with a complimentary 3-inch carabiner to keep gloves together, along with 3-Dimensional, pre-curved fingers for improved dexterity, fit, and comfort during welding tasks.

These gloves are intended for MIG and stick welding applications where extended forearm protection is beneficial. They combine warmth, protection, and a practical layout with reinforced patches for durability in the palm, cuff, and lean-on areas. Available as a pair, they are sized to accommodate standard industrial use and include features aimed at reducing fatigue during long sessions. For maintenance, inspect stitching and patches regularly and ensure the inner lining remains intact for continued insulation performance.

Features:

• Industry First! 21in glove with heavy duty padding on forearm and elbow
• Genuine American deerskin leather, tanned in USA
• Heat shield patch, reinforced palm, cuff, and lean-on patch
• Sock-lined FR cotton fleece insulation
• Boarhide leather pull-strap
• Kevlar thread stitching for durability
• Includes 3in carabiner and exclusive Caiman loops