Pip 9420/XL Welding Gloves Xl Cowhide Leather Mig Tig

Product Description

The PIP 9420/XL is a top grain cowhide leather welding glove designed for MIG and TIG welding applications as well as general-purpose work in demanding trade environments. Constructed from premium-grade cowhide leather with a smooth grip surface, this glove provides reliable abrasion protection without added coatings or liners. At 10 inches overall length, it offers solid wrist and cuff coverage through a slip-on cuff style. The keystone thumb design is ergonomic and reduces hand fatigue during extended use, making it well suited for welders, ironworkers, and general tradespeople who need dexterity alongside protection. Sold as a pair in size X-Large.

This glove is intended for light-duty to moderate welding tasks and general trade work across construction, agriculture, masonry, ironwork, steel work, foundry operations, and mining environments. The unlined interior and smooth cowhide back allow for a close, comfortable fit. The elastic closure is sewn inside the glove to eliminate external hardware that could snag or cause discomfort during operation. Suited for residential and commercial job sites where a durable, no-frills work glove is required by welders and general laborers alike.

Key Features

• Top grain cowhide leather construction for abrasion resistance and durability
• Keystone thumb design reduces hand fatigue and improves dexterity
• Slip-on cuff style with internal elastic closure for secure, comfortable fit
• Unlined interior for a closer fit and better tactile feel during welding tasks
• 10-inch overall length provides wrist and forearm coverage
• Smooth grip surface suited for handling workpieces and welding equipment

Compatibility

Designed for MIG welding, TIG welding, construction, masonry, agriculture, ironwork, steel work, mining, and foundry operations. Part of the PIP 9420 series. Men's size X-Large corresponds to women's size 2X-Large.

Installation Notes

Welding gloves should be inspected before each use for cuts, tears, or heat damage that could compromise protection. Always wear appropriate welding gloves rated for the process in use and follow applicable OSHA and ANSI hand protection guidelines. Replace gloves immediately if the leather shows cracking, thinning, or burn-through. Gloves should be stored away from heat sources, oils, and chemicals when not in use.