Black Stallion BSX FR Welding Coat - Roy. Blue/Black - XL

there is a price point that is good. Here are some good points The price is good, construction is great, the collar closure works well, and regardless of all the negative reviews about the size, I wear an XL, I bought an XL, and it fits like it should. There is one bad thing In the case of applications such as TIG, MIG (solid, without flux core), or Oxygas For stick welding (SMAW), then this jacket is marginal. If you are working with fuel, it is fine. It's been about 3 months since I bought it and so far it's working lovely on flat and horizontal surfaces. In addition to that, vertical and overhead work is extremely demanding. There are any arcs in your If you blow or you cast a long arc, you will normally burn and receive spatter and it will usually go in between the wrinkles at your elbows or just burn through straight It took me about five hours to do 4Fs this morning and my arms now look like they are swollen from excessive use.

Ayden Aguirre

| Nov 26, 2020

The material is of good quality. Those straps that adjust the waist need to be redesigned. The jackets I am going to show you are very well made of extremely durable materials. I am sure that they will last. There are, however, at least two sizes too small in these jackets. With a height and weight of 6'2" and 215 pounds, I've got an When possible, I wear sweatshirts and jackets in tall as often as possible, mostly because of the length of the sleeves. After ordering an XL, I couldn't even put it on with a tee-shirt Under it you can see a shirt. I would rate it as a medium sized shirt. Next I ordered two sizes of shirts - a 2xl and 3xl - in case either I was still unable to wear it because the 2xl was just too big in the sleeves and fit me like a large T-shirt I ordered a 3xl shirt. It was large enough to fit over a sweatshirt snugly down to the mid chest. Below the chest, On the back of the jacket are two flaps about 3 inches long with snaps, which may be used to "take in" the waist area a bit (similar to how sleeves of a dress shirt actually do this). A snap was missing on one of the straps but even if the snap had been there, it would not have made much of a dent in the large circumference. In my opinion, it wasn't a deal breaker since I won't wear it out to dinner. It was needed on that particular day, so I decided to take It would be highly recommended that the manufacturer re-does At the very least, they can use adjustable straps in the back so they can be tightened like welding aprons in the back. To resolve my issues, I plan to have my wife attach the straps from one of my retired welding aprons to the aprons.

Harvey Brady

| Jul 27, 2021

You won't be able to use this device for more than six months. However, they tend to wear out quicker than I would like, but they are still better than a shirt that will cost almost as much and burn up just as quickly. If all you do is tig weld, they probably last forever. We mig weld these and they work great until we wash them. They fall apart after a few washes just like the other Chinese garbage we've bought. Mostly I use leather on my arms to keep my UV rays from reaching me, as leather is too hot in the shop I work in. Heat makes sleeves sweaty and they If you're using a t-shirt type of thing, this should work It is covered by a shirt. Most of the time, it keeps the aluminum weld smoke smell off of your arms.

Keily Fisher

| Apr 21, 2021

As I was welding, I needed to wear a jacket as protection. As a jacket provides more coverage (arms, torso, waist, etc) than just sleeves or a bib, it is my preferred choice. In terms of quality, it seems to be made from high-end materials, it is well made and very heavy. Only drawback is that it is a little heavy when you first put it on, but after a little while I didn't notice, since it is so comfortable. Moreover, it is often warm in climates where it is used (but this is a good thing in cold The jacket is very comfortable. I am satisfied with it.

Van Floyd

| Dec 06, 2020

The fabric looks like it has been in use for a while after two weeks at my job as a fabricator. Even with just a few hours mig welding a day, it already has holes in its arms. I like wearing it over my regular clothes since it's nice and comfortable. Over a sweatshirt, an XL is pretty comfortable. I'm 5'10" and 150 lbs, and my size is included. It's not that expensive and far Besides tig or mig welding, I wouldn't recommend this for anything else -- it does not stand up to spatter.

Calvin Andrade

| Feb 12, 2021

Size XL Fits the following measurements Is looser than other models of the same brand of the same size from the manufacturer.

Christopher Ross

| May 28, 2021

Even though I am not a welder, I am a woodworker and this is a wonderful smock to use when turning or sawing, it keeps wood chips and sawdust out of During the winter, I keep my shop at about 60 degrees and I use my acrylic hood to prevent chips from even getting close to my neck. It is on the warm side, and I do not wear it for much of the summer, but I wear it a lot in the winter.

Emmeline Simpson

| Aug 02, 2021

Perfect fit and great quality at such a reasonable price point. I am wearing a nice blue and red toolbox to match my helmet. a bit of thickness. My first impression was that it would feel cheap, but it does not. It is made in China, but it isn't from there. I hate you. I love snaps because they work so well. Features two pockets on the inside. If you want to ruin welding rather than your body, this jacket will do the trick.

Mya Hutchinson

| Nov 01, 2020