Steiner P750-2X Leather Welding Gloves X-large Mig Stick

Product Description

The STEINER P750-2X is a full-fingered leather welding glove designed for general-purpose welding applications including MIG and Stick welding. Built with a grain leather palm and a Gunn-pattern back, these gloves combine durability with dexterity. The straight thumb design reduces hand fatigue during extended use. Stitched with Kevlar thread throughout, the glove resists heat and abrasion at the seams. A reinforced palm adds extra protection in the high-wear contact zone. The gauntlet cuff extends 5 inches for forearm coverage. Sold as a pair, these gloves are sized X-Large and also correspond to a 2X-Large in women's sizing.

These gloves are suited for residential and light commercial welding environments where general-purpose hand protection is required. The uncoated grain leather construction keeps tactile feedback intact, which is important when feeding wire or adjusting workpieces during MIG welding. The foam back panel adds cushioning and comfort during longer shifts. A thumb strap helps secure fit. The unlined palm paired with a foam back balances breathability against impact protection, making these appropriate for shop technicians, maintenance welders, and fabricators who need reliable protection without sacrificing feel.

Key Features

• Grain leather palm with Gunn-pattern back for durability and dexterity
• Kevlar thread stitching for heat and abrasion resistance at seams
• Reinforced palm for extended wear in high-contact areas
• 5-inch gauntlet cuff for forearm protection
• Foam back with unlined palm for comfort and tactile sensitivity
• Thumb strap for a secure, adjustable fit

Compatibility

Designed for general-purpose MIG and Stick welding applications. Sized X-Large, equivalent to 2X-Large in women's sizing. Sold as a pair.

Installation Notes

Welding gloves are donned and inspected before each use by the welding technician. Inspect gloves for cuts, holes, or degraded stitching prior to any welding operation. Always power down equipment and confirm the welding machine is off before adjusting workpieces barehanded. Replace gloves when leather shows significant wear, stiffening, or seam separation that could compromise hand protection.