Heat Resistant Fireplace and Barbecue Gloves
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Our Price: $29.95 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Category: Apparel See more product details |
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Description of Heat Resistant Fireplace and Barbecue Gloves
*Convenient leather hanging loops *Nice look for home decor *Black and Rust color hides soot and dirt *Ideal last minute gift*Gauntlet CuffApparel reviews of Heat Resistant Fireplace and Barbecue Gloves
Customer Review: They work well.
Rating: 4 Stars
I've had a heavier-duty pair for some time. My wife recently took up a hobby of working with hot glass and making glass beads. She regularly used my gloves, and, when I needed them for the fireplace or the barbecue, I'd always have to hunt for them. So, recently, I got her these. They do the job well. They work fine for her, and now I can find mine, where I left them, when I need them.Customer Review: Great Product for the price
Rating: 4 Stars
These gloves were a very good value. They fit my boyfriend perfectly, and protect him well when he pokes around in the firepit. His boys have used them under supervision and think they're the coolest things ever.Customer Review: Heat resistant gloves
Rating: 4 Stars
Very happy with the gloves for use with our woodstove. The gloves do a very good job protecting your hands from the extreme heat from the stove.Customer Review: Nice, but not heat resistant
Rating: 3 Stars
I bought these to move wood around in a fireplace. I can still feel the fire through these. I've had other brands which are better than these, and I'll be getting another brand soon.Customer Review: Inexpensive, but not really suitable for barbecue use
Rating: 2 Stars
I was looking for something to use with my propane grill that would allow me to remove various cooking utensils (mostly skewers and my fish-grilling basket) from the grilltop with more dexterity than the usual oven mitt. These gloves are handsome looking and very comfortable, but are nearly useless when it comes to heat resistance. If I grip a hot skewer for the 5-10 seconds required to remove meat or vegetables from it, my hand becomes very uncomfortable and I have to shift the skewer from one hand to the other. After just three uses, the fingertips of both gloves have partially melted and show the imprints of the round skewer heads on them. I have cotton oven mitts that are more heat resistant than these gloves, which is a shame because the gloves are very reasonably priced and seem nicely constructed. I would not recommend these for use with a barbecue grill. I am amazed that other users have given them such high praise; maybe the manufacturer has cheapened them or I got a defective pair.