Stick welding is where gloves either prove themselves—or fail fast. This SMAW / stick welding glove is designed for high spatter and sustained heat exposure, using a cotton lining for comfort and a build that protects the parts that burn out first: finger seams, thumb saddle, and palm wear zones. A 14" long gauntlet cuff adds forearm coverage when sparks roll past the wrist, while welted fingers help shield stitching from direct spatter contact. The result is a heavy-duty glove that stays protective without feeling clumsy during rod changes.
Welted finger construction helps protect the seam line—one of the most common failure points in stick welding gloves.
Reinforced thumb area for longer life when you’re gripping a stinger, repositioning parts, or dragging cable.
Kevlar® thread stitching on comparable pro designs for better resistance to spark and abrasion at the seams.
Cotton/foam lining concept (seen on premium stick gloves) adds extra heat-blocking comfort for long welds.
14" gauntlet length provides more wrist and forearm protection in spatter-heavy positions.
Ideal as stick welding gloves, SMAW welding gloves, and heat resistant welding gloves for fabrication, structural work, repair welding, and maintenance crews—especially when you want durable protection plus a wearable, cotton-lined feel.
They are purpose-built to withstand severe spatter and sustained high heat by reinforcing typical burnout zones—including the finger seams, thumb saddle, and palm contact areas.
Welting inserts an extra layer of protective leather along the seam lines, shielding critical thread stitching from direct contact with molten sparks and spatter.
The extended 14-inch cuff covers the wrist and lower forearm, preventing slag, sparks, and radiant heat from burning exposed skin during out-of-position welds.
No. The soft cotton and foam lining is balanced to deliver high-level heat absorption and sweat comfort without feeling bulky or clumsy when handling rods and stingers.
They are ideal for structural steel fabrication, heavy field repairs, pipeline maintenance, and industrial plant operations where durable spatter and heat protection is required.