🧤 Durable QeeLink Welding Gloves - Ultimate Heat & Wear Resistance with Lined Leather and Fireproof Stitching - Ideal for Welders, Fireplace, BBQ, Gardening Review

For the past 15 years I've been working with a set of old steel worker's gloves I had as a kid and when I was working with my uncle on a construction site. My fingers sucked up so much heat that the tips were covered with calluses. I didn't think they could compete, but when working with metals from 300 to 1600 degrees Fahrenheit, these gloves worked great. I threw away my old ones. I haven't used an apron yet as my work involved small projects, but it's the same material as the gloves so I…

As I am in an arm/hand cast I bought these to reposition the burning wood in my fireplace as opposed to tongs or other gripping devices which require the use of both hands and even this is always a cumbersome process. Works perfect! Of course, you still have to be careful not to overdo it, as the heat will eventually penetrate the skin, but so far I've been able to move burning wood with no problems, though I've tried not to hold onto the red embers directly. . Flames don't seem to be a…

Let me start by saying you like 16s if you like them. I have the 14" and yes they are long but only go halfway up my elbow (pictured later) and onward for review. I'm the type of guy who likes to watch the world burn but I also like to hold it tight and customize them however you like. Then if you want to take on the world, or maybe just a wood oven or grill then these suction cups are for you. Great price and easy download. If like me you're tempted to beat yourself at chestnut roasting , the…

For those wondering if they're worth the price, if the $14 Revain gloves can really protect you, I'll go ahead and tell you that these things are good. Eventually I will upload a picture of what these SOBs look like after 2 semesters of stick lessons (including my 3g with strap certification). The tips of the 3 fingers are badly burned right at the tip, but as I often pick up a panel immediately after welding (don't do this, these are not asbestos gloves, you get the first degree of burn…