Miller Tig Welding Gloves - Are they Better?

Would you pay More for a pair of Miller tig welding gloves?...
how much more?

Miller TIG gloves are anywhere between 35-45 dollars a pair on Amazon.

Are they worth it?

Weldmonger Black TIG gloves are currently listed at $24 

TIG Finger Short Videos

Propping on hot aluminum 5f tube to plate weld

If you have every had to prop on aluminum, you know how quickly your knuckles start to heat up.

Propping with a TIG finger® TIG welding aluminum dog feeder

3G weld cover pass Freehand with TIG finger

Weldmonger TIG Welding Gloves features...

* Goatskin provides excellent dexterity and durability

* Spark resistant thread

There are lots of reasons why welders select a certain glove.

* how they look

* how they feel

* How long they last

* Touch ...can you feel the rod?

* Cost

Somewhere in there is "pride of ownership."

If a welder is proud to have some really nice gloves, he will take better care them much better than cheap ass gloves that came from the Korean grocery store. (I used to work for a Korean guy that bought his gloves from the Korean grocery store…that’s what he called them… "Korean grocery gloves)

A TIG Finger can extend the life of a pair of TIG gloves

Some employers even limit the issue of tig welding gloves to a few pair a year because if they dont, the gloves get lost and mistreated and used for all sorts of things other than tig welding.

Weldmonger Tig gloves are a premium quality tig glove with extra features like

• Premium Kidskin with leather cuff
• Soft and comfortable
• Very durable
• Seamless palm (no ripping!)

Don't be disappointed by shoddy, cheap welding gloves. These Tig gloves come with my seal of approval and my highest recommendation!

A pretty good test for any tig glove is to be able to easily pick up a dime. Most decent gloves will do it, but some are easier than others.

Weldmonger TIG gloves are a pretty good balance between touch and durability.

When I am in my shop tig welding, cool looking tig welding gloves are not on my list of priorities.

* I need to be able to pick up my wire when i drop it on the floor.

* I need to be able to sharpen a piece of tungsten without taking my gloves off.

* I need to be able to weld without cooking my hand, and i need to be able to feel .030" wire feed with my fingers.

* and i dont want to pay a lot for all that because I may need to mig weld occasionally when i cant find my heavy gloves.

The Miller gloves appear to be very high quality, and a long lasting glove and I am sure they will sell plenty of them.

I am probably going to stick with my Steiner or Tillman gloves for a while. Unless my wife reads this and gets me a pair of Miller gloves.

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