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Lewis
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2025
The moment I unboxed this apron, I could tell it was a quality piece of gear. The leather feels thick, sturdy, and durable—but still soft and flexible enough to move comfortably while working. The craftsmanship is excellent, from the stitching to the reinforced grommets where the straps attach.The multiple pockets are a huge help for keeping tools organized and within reach, which saves me time and disruption during projects. The ring clips are a nice bonus for quickly hooking on items I use frequently. It’s clearly designed with real work in mind.Although it’s marketed as a welding apron, I’ve been using it for other heavy-duty tasks too—like hauling wood, using a chainsaw, or working with thorny branches. It protects my clothing and adds a layer of safety when I’m handling rough materials or tools.Pros• Excellent leather quality and build• Reinforced strap points for durability• Multiple pockets and clips for tool access• Versatile for woodworking, yardwork, and moreCons• None for my use—it’s been spot-onA high-quality apron that goes beyond just welding. If you need serious protection and functionality, this one’s worth it.
James Miller
Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2025
I was impressed when I opened up this package and saw the quality of this leather apron. The leather is thick enough to be really durable, but thin enough to be lightweight. It's well tanned and supple, really nice. I make knives and do other metal work in my shop and this apron affords good safety from the heat of the forge and welders. There are several things that I like about this apron and gloves: The apron goes on very easily; I simply slip the galluses over my head and snap the buckle on the back, pull the adjustment, and it's all done. There are a number of pockets scattered around, even some to tuck my hands in while I'm procrastinating. Lots of easy storage for pencils, measuring tapes and other what nots. The leather welding gloves are well made with thick padding. They resist heat well and they come way up my arms, which I really appreciate because it shields my arms from burns and flying metal shards when forging or grinding. This is a really nice set that blows my old ones away. This product gets an easy 5 star rating.
Johnathan
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2025
Let me start by saying this Leather Welding Apron set is no joke. The moment I put it on, I felt like I had just unlocked a hidden welding level in a video game. Ten pockets?! I don’t even own ten tools, but now I’m walking around like a leather-clad Swiss Army knife, ready for action.The leather itself is buttery smooth and surprisingly lightweight—none of that stiff, sweaty, “am I roasting in this?” nonsense. I expected it to feel like I was wrapping myself in a vintage car seat. Nope. This thing is the Cadillac of aprons—luxurious, yet built to take a beating.And the gloves? Absolute power move. I slipped them on and immediately felt invincible. My wife walked by and said, “Wow, you actually look like you know what you’re doing.” (She’s never said that about anything DIY-related before.)This weekend I’ll be welding my broken fence back to life, and for once, I actually look like the guy who should be doing the welding. The fit is great, the protection is solid, and the confidence boost is unmatched.If you want to feel like the Tony Stark of the backyard welding world—minus the flying suit—this apron and glove set is your armor. Suit up.Five stars and a standing ovation from my garage.
Debra Brinkman
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2025
One of the first things I noticed about this apron was how soft the leather felt on the outer surface. I am not saying that is was thin. It just feels like suede does on the surface. On the subject of thickness, the leather fabric is thick enough for protection but thin enough to be relatively flexible. It also has that classic leather smell to it.When putting it on for the first time, I discovered that the straps seem to be made for a much thinner person. The two shoulder straps crisscross behind the back and then feed through brass grommets on either side of the apron at waist level. The idea is that they are then to be brought together behind the back where the plastic QD buckles at the end of each strap connect to each other. I am pretty big, so the straps basically terminated at the grommets for it to fit. The good news, however, is that the apron still gave me good coverage across the entire front of my body where I need it. I was very impressed by this! This design also means that it can fit anyone in my shop, big or small, whenever it’s needed. I will probably be adding a strap on mine to go behind the back and keep it from hanging too far forward.The stitchwork is excellent with no missed stitched, crooked seams or loose threads that I could find, on the apron or the gloves. As a matter of fact, the workmanship overall is quite good. I realize that most of it was probably made by machine but I still appreciate how well they were both constructed. I also really appreciate the double layered leather at the bottom of the apron in the “lap” area.By far my favorite feature of this apron is all the pockets and loops. I tend to have a great appreciation for pockets in general and this thing doesn’t disappoint. It has a variety of chest pockets with sizes to accommodate everything from writing utensils, soapstone and scribes, to calipers and micrometers. The bottom pockets have vertical openings and “handwarmer style” slanted pockets as well. Then to round things out, there are D rings to clip stuff onto and webbing loops, also on either side, to hold hammers and other tools. Fantastic!I honestly would not have been surprised if they skimped out on the quality of the gloves, since they are not the “primary attraction” but they certainly did NOT. The gloves are just as good, if not better, than the apron itself. They are equal to the regular, dedicated welding gloves that I like. These gloves have a pad at the webbing of the hand and a layered design which helps to keep the heat off while welding. They are thick, so therefore, meant for MIG and stick welding, not suitable for TIG, but that is just right for me since I don’t have a TIG anyway.All-in-all, this is a great set of protective gear, ideal for a wide variety of shop activities, especially for working with metal.
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