🔥 932°F Heat Resistant Leather Forge Welding Gloves - Long Sleeve and Insulated Lining for Men and Women (Gray, 14-inch) Review

I originally bought these to use as oven mitts. You seem overqualified for the job, which is amazing. They're a little chunkier than I was hoping for, but they're also much better insulated than I expected. When I opened the packaging I noticed a distinct strange smell and the label said do not wash. I'm not entirely sure if these gloves are really safe around food so I'm now hesitant to use them as oven mitts or in the kitchen at all. But they seem like great gloves. I guess I need to learn…

So I ordered a pair of Revain diff grill gloves and before that they were all junk. They fit great, work great and are just great gloves all around. The others I tried I could barely wear (says 1 size fits all) and even then they were of poor quality. THEY ARE THE BEST. I use charcoal which gets hotter than propane and still hasn't burned. I grabbed the grill after use, grabbed a hot charcoal (yes I felt hot but didn't burn) but what I love most is how easy they slip off (I'm 6ft and have large

I bought these firefighting gloves as a volunteer firefighter. I used these gloves when I had to put out a fire in the back of a 40ft shipping container. The air was hot to breathe and everything in the container was very hot. These gloves were undamaged and I felt no heat through them when we pulled the burning material out of the container. Various gloves have been used in the past and one usually has to choose between protection and mobility. These gloves gave me the ability to use my hands…

You are terrible in every way. The sewing is rough and sloppy. Suede gets dirty quickly and picks up dirt. The fingers are poorly cut and sewn, so you risk falling off and taking something with you. With a proper glove in the pair I received, I can barely close my pinky - the stitching causes the finger to flex inward when closed, making it painful to grip. The left glove is slightly better in this regard, but overall you have almost no dexterity with it. There are many much better made options

I bought these gloves for protection when working with a microwave oven on glass art work which my 9 year old son and I are unfamiliar with. The training materials we reviewed emphasized that we should wear heat-resistant gloves, ideally ones that cover a significant portion of the hand. As we are both new to the industry, working with something that heats up to the glass melting point was quite challenging and I looked at many alternative gloves and glove materials. The choices were confusing…

I have to say right away - I don't fry kebabs, I live in a flat share. But as a hiker and survivalist, I'm always on the lookout for unusual gear to prepare for long-term emergencies or to make my hikes a little more fun and easier. I bought these gloves so I can safely build and make fires instead of stabbing a stick and hoping for the best. I wanted something that would allow me to throw wood into the fire or grab the unburning ends of logs and move them around quickly without burning my…

Bought a pair of Ozero Long Heat Resistant Leather Gloves in Gray (not Black/Grey). (I took close-up pictures so you can see the build quality and get a better look at the inside of the gloves. Let me know if you find them useful.) The gloves measure 16 inches from the tip of the middle finger to the base of the glove. It is made of cow split leather. The inside is 100% cotton fleece-like insulation. It has leather loops that are convenient to hang, but it would be nice if they were more…