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The Black Stallion 110L gloves are standard-protection stick welding gloves made from select shoulder split cowhide with a cotton lining, Kevlar stitching and a thumb strap reinforcement. The Large is about 14.5 inches long. They suit stick welding and general fabrication, but they do not have the heat-blocking liner found in Black Stallion’s higher-tier gloves.
Quick Facts
| Item | Detail (retailer spec) |
|---|---|
| Brand and model | Black Stallion (Revco), 110 series, Large is 110L |
| Leather | Select shoulder split cowhide |
| Lining | Cotton |
| Stitching | Kevlar, for spark and abrasion resistance |
| Reinforcement | Thumb strap |
| Length (Large) | 14.5 in |
| Thumb | Straight |
| Color | Rust orange |
| Sizes | Small to X-Large |
| Certification | None listed on the retailer page |
What the Black Stallion 110L Gloves Are
The 110 is Black Stallion’s standard stick welding glove. It is a heavy split-leather glove with a cotton lining, aimed at stick welding where you need coverage and durability more than fingertip feel. Airgas lists it for standard welding protection, made from select shoulder split cowhide.
The cuff is long enough to cover the wrist and some of the forearm, which is useful against spatter from stick welding.
Who Should Buy the 110L
- Stick welders who want a basic, durable leather glove.
- Shop, training and maintenance welders who replace gloves regularly.
- Anyone who wants a straight-thumb glove with reinforced seams.
Skip it if you need fine finger control for TIG, extra heat insulation for long high-amp work, or a specific flame-resistance rating.
Fit and Use Tips
- Pick the size that lets you close your fist without strain; stiff leather loosens slightly with use.
- Do not use wet gloves. Wet leather conducts heat quickly and can scald.
- Replace gloves when the leather is burned through, the stitching is failing or the lining is worn.
- Keep a thin liner glove handy if you want more comfort in cold weather.
Pros and Limitations
Pros
- Thick shoulder split cowhide suited to stick welding spatter.
- Kevlar stitching resists spark damage better than ordinary thread.
- Reinforced thumb strap on a common wear point.
Limitations
- No heat-blocking liner; Black Stallion sells upgraded models for that.
- Stiffer than grain leather, so less dexterity.
- No certification is listed on the retailer page, so check your workplace PPE rules.
Related Reading
See our Black Stallion welding gloves review, the Black Stallion MIG welding gloves review and 7 best welding gloves for other options.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Black Stallion 110L gloves made of?
Select shoulder split cowhide with a cotton lining, Kevlar stitching and a thumb strap reinforcement, per retailer specs.
How long are they?
The Large (110L) is listed at 14.5 inches.
Are they good for MIG or TIG?
They are sold as stick welding gloves. TIG usually benefits from thinner, more dexterous leather.
Do they have a heat-blocking liner?
No. They use a cotton lining. Black Stallion sells other models with extra heat-blocking liners.
Bottom Line
A straightforward stick welding glove with solid construction and no frills. Choose a higher-tier model if heat is your main complaint.
