932° Heat Resistant Oven Gloves Mitts, 1 Pair - EN407 Designer BBQ Gloves with Extra Long Sleeves, Protecting Forearms - Oven Gloves with Fingers, Superior Non-Slip Grip Review

These gloves are even better in real life! I love the extra sleeve length! I can't remember how many times I've burned my forearm by putting my hands in the oven. They fit perfectly - nice and tight, but not too tight thanks to the elasticity. I would say I have medium sized hands. My husband also loves wearing them and says they fit him perfectly.

The first thing I automatically liked about these gloves is that they have fingers! I can fully grasp the trays/pans when putting food in and out of the oven. Normal mittens have space for the thumb and then a large, voluminous padding. I've had pans slip out of my hands with it. Another thing is that the fabric is very elastic. It fits both small and large hands and has rubber grips on the palm. I love it! And it's a nice pink color too :)

I have always used oven mitts and wish my hands could handle pots, pans and utensils better. It's made for women's hands and I LOVE them. They are not bulky and flexible. The instructions say to take care of the jewelry as long as it keeps the gloves from slipping off, they also retain heat longer than the gloves themselves. I've had no issues with them and it's a minor issue as far as I can see. My fingers are long enough, but I don't have short fingers!

I bought heat resistant gloves to protect my cast iron pan which I heat to 450 degrees for baking bread. When I first used gloves, I wore them with the logo printed over my hands. The dutch oven immediately felt hot through the gloves and my fingers turned red and slightly swollen. Next time I made sure the logo was in my palms and everything was fine. They will also feel snug on your arms when first putting them on, which they said is to be expected, but I just stretched them a little and they

I've only had them for a few days but so far they're great. For me, what makes these potholders different is that they aren't actually potholders, they're gloves. I often find regular oven mitts to get in the way - sure, you can pull out an oven rack or whatever, but you'll always be limited to a tong handle. With oven mitts like these, you still have full control of all your fingers when you need to grip something smaller or tighter. And they look great! If the weather turns I think I might…

Gloves are comfortable for a woman (but a husband can be comfortable too) and offer all the heat resistance I need for cast iron pans. from the oven and grill and for use with the grill (much better than the traditional oven mitts I've used). Long cuffs reliably protect the forearms when working with the oven or grill. I can hold a hot pan for at least 30 seconds and only feel a slight heat through my gloves. Premium heavyweight fabric, well finished/stitched, front and back coated with…

I actually bought these to protect my hands and arms when playing with my dog. He has some issues (which we are working on) and neither I nor the vet can clip his claws. He LOVES playing with his toys when I try to take them away and he attacks and my hands get terribly scratched. Not playing is not an option, will whine incessantly. I decided to look for something to protect my hands and forearms and they work great! They're a little loose but probably smaller than the men's versions (I wear…

I bought this for my wife. She tends to forget how to handle and remove hot food from the oven. We're both former chefs, so we're forgetting how hot it can really be. We also wanted something that would allow us to hold items easily and protect our shoulders. A little bit more. Well it worked. She handled the hottest stuff from the stove and oven with no problem. Problems: I wish they were a bit taller. Depending on the length of your arms and the depth at which you pull items out of the oven…