Silicone Cooking Gloves, Grilling Gloves, Heat Resistant Gloves BBQ Kitchen Silicone Oven Mitts, Long Waterproof Non-Slip Potholder for Barbecue, Cooking, Baking

These are great for using to barbecue outside. They protected hands and wrists from heat but do become smelly inside when palms sweat.

These are good gloves but I thought they would be longer past my wrist. I even measured my arm and wrist to make sure these were long enough but they are a bit too short.

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I tried these gloves on when I got them and could not use them as my hand got lost inside it. I take a ladies small. These had to be a mens extra large. If they did fit I think they would be great as they look like good quality. Unfortunately I had to return them.

I do a lot of cooking in a smoker and on a large grill/griddle and needed a comfortable, flexible, heat resistant glove, that was liquid proof. There are a lot of grilling gloves on the market that are heat resistant to 500+ degrees but they are just layered fabrics and you can't lift a piece of meat out of the smoker without the hot juices quickly soaking through and burning you. But most liquid proof silicone gloves are too bulky, or uncomfortable to wear as anything more than a glorified pot holder. These gloves are a great compromise between waterproof silicone and flexible heat resistant material.The goods: these gloves are waterproof and heat proof, and the glove interiors are lined with material to make them comfortable to wear. While they are silicone and too bulky to be considered nimble, they are more flexible than most silicone gloves and are flexible enough to use griddle spatulas and tongs while wearing them. Best of all, I can lift a whole roast, brisket, or stack of ribs right off the smoker without burning my hands and the juices don't seep through. I can also just wash my hands with the gloves on for quick and easy clean up.The not so good: Short fingers. I am a man with what I would consider fairly average sized hands for a man. The fingers on these gloves are about 1/2 to 5/8 of an inch shorter from tip to joint than my fingers. This means "finger joint or flex point falls between my knuckle and first finger joint. While this isn't a game ending problem, it does mean a much more limited range of motion for anyone with even moderately larger hands. I wish they offered a small and a large size, with the large having a little more finger length for larger hands. Honestly, most men will have the same issue with the finger length, I by no means have "long" fingers or unusually large hands.These gloves are a five star for anyone with smaller hands, and would probably be a five for me and larger hands if the finger length issue wasn't so blatantly problematic.

I really like these gloves. They look huge, but they fit nicely (I have medium hands). The inner lining is thin, so they are not bulky. The silicone is very flexible and it's easy to grasp things without feeling like there's bulk inhibiting your grip. One trick that I've enjoyed is I can lay my gloved hand flat on the counter and easily slide my hand right out - the silicone grips the counter. Then when I'm ready to put it back on, I just swipe my hand right into the hole, it slides right back in and voila I'm ready to go. The loops make it easy to hang right next to my oven.I was surprised one day when I felt heat come through. It built up slowly enough to give me time to put the pan down, but I was not expecting that. One other time, with a heaver dish that I was holding more tightly, the heat came through faster and I had to quickly put it down. I didn't get burnt, I still had time to react. Maybe that's the trade-off for it being thin enough to be nimble. It's not a deal breaker though. They are great and after using them for a few weeks I've only felt the heat twice. I'm really glad I got them. I've gotten rid of all my other assorted pot-holders.

Appear to be well made and thick enough to keep hand protected. I purchased to use with my smoker to remove meats.

I've got average adult male hands, and these are a bit small. guess i'll have to gift them, too bad, comfy and work great

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