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Introducing the Caiman Premium Split Deerskin TIG Welding Gloves with a 4-inch extended cuff, the ultimate choice for welders seeking unparalleled comfort, dexterity, and performance. Crafted with premium split deerskin leather, these gloves offer extraordinary comfort and dexterity, allowing for maximum flexibility and ease of movement during TIG welding, gas welding, and plasma cutting tasks. Experience the supple nature and lightweight construction of the premium split deerskin leather, providing unmatched comfort and enabling optimal control in various welding applications. Unlined for maximum dexterity, these gloves allow for precise control and sensitivity, making intricate welding operations effortless and precise. Enhance your protection and durability with the large lean-on patch, designed to offer additional shielding and long-lasting performance in high-wear areas, ensuring these gloves withstand demanding welding environments. Enjoy the ultimate fit, comfort, and dexterity with Caiman's exclusive Kontour design. The 3-Dimensional, pre-curved fingers and form-fitting design ensure an optimal fit that maximizes comfort, maneuverability, and control. For maximum seam strength and durability, these gloves are sewn with Kevlar thread, renowned for its exceptional strength and flame-resistant properties, ensuring long-lasting performance even in high-temperature welding conditions. Each pair of gloves comes with a complimentary 3-inch carabiner, allowing you to conveniently keep your gloves securely together when not in use, thanks to the exclusive Caiman loops.
From the Manufacturer
Caiman Kontour 1864 is a Tungsten Inert Gas or TIG welding glove. Kontour is a most innovative form fitting 3 dimensional design to maximize comfort and fit. Caiman is the first in its industry to apply such a design to a welding glove. Kontour gloves conform to the natural shape of the human hand and provides proper finger alignment. In doing so, it achieves unprecedented comfort and dexterity. Kontour Exclusive Features include natural curvature. Kontour offers fit that matches the natural curvature of the human hand; rarely found on other welding gloves. The natural crease line is where most welding gloves are cut straight across the palm, Kontour matches the natural crease line of your palm. The natural slope is where Kontour utilizes multiple pieces of leather to match the slope between the back of the hand and the palm. Kontour standard is sewn with 100% Kevlar for maximum seam strength and extended glove life. Other features include a large leather pulse patch to protect the vital wrist area, and leather palm reinforcements for durability.
Rick
Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2024
Fit very good finger length spot on, ease of movement super. well see how long they last.
サブテラ
Reviewed in Japan on September 14, 2016
薄手で手にフィットします。手先が器用に動かせます。デザインもとてもいい、また買います。
Mark
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2016
These are thinner than my Tillman 24c gloves and they produce a lot of dust when they're breaking in, but they're really comfortable and pretty durable. No stitching blowouts, but I have cut a couple of the finger tips. I have a bad habit of using my TIG gloves as work gloves and MIG gloves too, so that's expected. Heck, they cost about the same as a decent pair of work gloves, might as well! I've bought two pairs, and unless the quality goes down the tubes, I plan on buying more. Dexterity is great with these. Feeding TIG filler on long welds is very easy.Edit: It's been almost a year since this review was written. I'm on my second pair of these, but I also use another Caiman glove and a set of Optrel from a local distributor. The first pair lasted a good long while. And I abuse them. The second pair was much less dusty, a pleasant surprise! These fit tighter than average Tillman gloves, but they're still very flexible and comfortable. Kind of like a driving glove for welding! I'm still impressed.
工具箱
Reviewed in Japan on April 25, 2016
tig溶接に使用薄くて使いやすいですお値段なりの作りですあとは耐久性
Kiaimai
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2015
MY husband uses these and said that they are exactly what he needed. They don't last forever, but no nimble leather gloves from any animal does... thats why you would be getting these... is to keep your hands nimble while working with things such as welding, ect. Any reviews saying that they aren't durable are clearly missing the point.
SC-Surfer
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2015
Nice well made gloves. A little thin for vertical and overhead work but great for flat/horizontal work.
Quinn
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2015
Been welding for a few year now I have a degree in it which is where I learned to weld and got to test tons of differnt types of gloves fore free while in school. I have been working and a welder fabricator in a high end hot rod shop for a few years now since school mostly mig and tig and I found these a few months ago and have 3 pair so far home,work, and in the truck I will not use anything else these are reinfored in the perfect spots and fell great even after 8 hours of tig welding on pannels at a wopping 40 amps if that. They do leave a lint type dust around at first like all quality tig gloves I have used but after a day or two of use that is gone and you have a reliable golve that of you tak care of will last longer than most and feel great the whole time
muskyhunter36
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2015
Even these say extra large, they are a little snug on my big hands. They do let you feel the rod while tig welding.Good set of work gloves.Would buy again.
Halfmile
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2014
The fit and feel was good for me (medium), but there is no consistency between brands when it comes to size. I had purchased these for my son and a large pair of Forney (55209) gloves for myself and the fit was the same. On the first pair the thumb just came apart as if the leather was rotten (not the stitching) within the first hour of use. The gloves were replaced, but I have not had the chance to use them to say if they are the same.I finely got a chance to try the second pair of gloves. After the first day of use the pinky finger on the right glove came apart just like the thumb on the first pair. After three days, holes started to wear through the palm of the left hand.
always spending
Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2014
Only lasted 2 weeks of everyday use in our warehouse/shop. Not bad for the money if used for light duty, but won't stand up to constant use longer than a few weeks.
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