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What are the most comfortable but yet durable gloves for welding. Mostly stick but will be doing a little mig also. I was looking at the miller mig/stick gloves but didnt know if they held up well. What kind do yall use?
Tillman 1350. Good all around glove. They soften up real nice but aren’t real thick though. Probably not for real high amp welding but very comfortable and not too pricey. My 2 cents
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