Pip IC5/L Welding Gloves Large Split Cowhide Leather

Product Description

The PIP IC5/L is a split cowhide leather welding glove designed for general-purpose hand protection in demanding trade and industrial environments. Sized for large hands (men's size 9, women's X-Large), the glove measures 10 inches in overall length and features full-finger coverage with a Gunn-cut back pattern. The thumb is wing-style, and the cuff is a safety style with an elastic closure sewn inside for a secure, comfortable fit. Stitching is Kevlar throughout for heat and cut resistance. Leather knuckle strap and fingertip reinforcements add extra durability where wear is highest. The glove is unlined and uncoated, with a suede grip surface and a canvas back.

The IC5/L is suited for agriculture, foundry operations, mining, and heavy construction applications. The premium-grade split leather construction handles heat, sparks, and abrasion typical of welding and metalworking tasks. This is a pair (one left, one right), sold individually by unit. The safety cuff style provides wrist and lower forearm coverage, making it appropriate for overhead or close-proximity welding work where spatter exposure is a concern.

Key Features

• Split cowhide leather construction, premium grade, for heat and abrasion resistance
• Kevlar stitching throughout for added durability and stitch integrity under heat
• Leather knuckle strap and reinforced fingertips for extra protection in high-wear areas
• Wing thumb construction reduces seam stress and improves range of motion
• Elastic closure sewn inside the safety cuff for a secure, comfortable fit
• Suede grip surface for reliable hold on tools and workpieces

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose welding glove for agriculture, foundry operations, mining, and heavy construction applications. Sold as a pair in size Large.

Installation Notes

Welding gloves should be inspected before each use for cuts, burns, or degraded stitching that could compromise protection. Replace immediately if the leather is cracked, stitching is frayed, or the cuff closure no longer holds securely. Always power down or de-energize welding equipment before adjusting or removing gloves. Proper PPE selection should follow employer safety programs and applicable ANSI or OSHA hand protection standards.