Women-Specific Fit for Stick Welding Protection
The Black Stallion AngelFire LS50 Women's Stick Welding Gloves are cut and sized for a woman's hand to improve fit and control during shielded metal arc welding work. Their mixed-leather construction combines a premium grain pigskin palm with a split cowhide back, while DragPatch side padding and palm reinforcement protect high-contact areas.
Durable Kevlar stitching helps the glove seams withstand sparks and abrasion. Black Stallion offers the LS50 in sizes XS through XL, allowing buyers to select a closer fit instead of relying on oversized unisex welding gloves.
Key Features
- Women's-specific glove pattern
- Grain pigskin palm
- Split cowhide back
- DragPatch side padding
- Reinforced palm
- Kevlar-stitched seams
Common Uses
- Stick welding / SMAW
- Welding booths
- Metal fabrication
- Maintenance welding
- Construction welding
- Training programs
Fit and Size Selection
Select the size using the Black Stallion glove size chart and the wearer's measured hand. A properly fitted welding glove should allow secure tool and electrode-holder control without excess fingertip length, while still providing the coverage required for the task.
Black Stallion AngelFire LS50 Welding Glove FAQ
Are the AngelFire LS50 gloves designed specifically for women?
Yes. Black Stallion states that the LS50 is cut and sized for a woman's hand. It is available in sizes XS through XL.
What welding process are the LS50 gloves designed for?
Black Stallion classifies the LS50 as a stick-welding glove for shielded metal arc welding, also called SMAW.
Can the LS50 gloves be used for MIG or TIG welding?
The manufacturer identifies this model as a stick-welding glove. For MIG or TIG work, select a glove specifically identified for that process or confirm suitability through the employer's welding hazard assessment.
What materials are used in these women's welding gloves?
The LS50 uses a premium grain pigskin palm, split cowhide back, DragPatch side padding, palm reinforcement, and Kevlar stitching.
Do the LS50 gloves have a numeric heat rating?
Black Stallion does not publish a numeric temperature rating for the LS50 in its current catalog. Do not select the glove using an assumed temperature limit.
Do these gloves protect against electrical shock?
No. These are leather welding gloves, not voltage-rated electrical-insulating gloves. Follow the applicable welding safety program and use properly rated equipment for electrical hazards.
When should welding gloves be replaced?
Replace the gloves when the leather is burned through, cracked, excessively stiff, contaminated, or otherwise damaged, or when seams and reinforced areas no longer remain intact.
