LeaSeekTIG Welding Torch Cable Cover, Flame-Retardant Leather Protective Cable Cover,Black Torch Lead Cover 3.7 Meters (12 Feet Length)

Got this to try and help protect my plasma torch lead (Hypertherm). So far so good. Showed up quick and super easy to install. Anything to save the cables!

Replaced my nylon cover that had melted sections in it. This fit well and looks like it will hold up well. I wanted a leather cover that will not melt if I happen to touch a hot metal part.

Overall this is a pretty nice torch lead cover. It is well made, abrasion and flame resistant, and holds up much better than the cheapo plastic cover that comes on many budget welder leads. Only downside to this cover is that getting it installed with the velcro closure is quite cumbersome. A zipper closure would make installation MUCH easier.

This is great protection for my AlphaTig hose. It took me a few minutes to get it installed on the hose because it has full length velcro, but once I got the hang of it, it went pretty fast. Definitely provides protection and covers the entire length of the hose. Very happy I got this and I do recommend it for the vulnerable TIG gas hose.

I got this cover to use to add a protective cover for my MIG torch lead.I have used a few different welding cable jackets/covers over the years form several different manufacturers but this is the first cover that I have used that used Velcro instead of a zipper. Now having used both types I can defiantly say that the Velcro ones are a lot harder to install and have a slightly higher tendency to pick up "floor junk" depending on how close the overlap is. That said it was not a huge deal to install it, it just takes a bit longer because you have to manually align the Velcro the whole way down. As for fit it held the cable well but usually with cable covers you want to zip tie them at the base of the handle to prevent the cover slipping down so you will need to source a zip tie for this purpose yourself as this cover didn't not come with any.Overall the cover works fine but if I ever need to replace it I would probably go with one that uses a zipper instead of Velcro.

Really well made. The leather looks and feels nice. Good Velcro, so it stays together well. A $25 investment is a lot cheaper than replacing welding leads. Recommended

Initial smell when opening up the package was strong. After installing and working with the welder, it dissipated and was tolerable. Quality product and will definitely have to keep this one as a product to reorder if needed or recommend to others.

I’ve used a few different torch sleeves both Velcro and zipper and I have to say I prefer zipper. This and other Velcro ones work fine, but they have a tendency to get dirty and then the Velcro doesn’t work as well. The Velcro ones also take a little longer to put on just because you have to line up the Velcro. Would I turn down a Velcro one? No, but my preference is definitely zipper.