WZQH Stitching Resistant Fireplace Glove Black Gray Review

Gloves are not bad, but they are not the best. Considering the price, they are sufficient, but heat up quite quickly. I've done 2" butt welds on attachments with a MIG gun and they heat up pretty quickly. It is enough that you stop working and let them cool down a bit.

These gloves worked great for cooking. I used to just weld without gloves because most of the ones I've used in the past were so bulky that they were just impractical or burned out shortly after use. This is the only pair I've used that was as comfortable as welding gloves. may be. They weren't as stiff or bulky as other brands and I have yet to burn through them.

My previous pair was from Pflug and Farm. These gloves provide good insulation in the palm of your hand and are easy to pick up logs to put in the chimney or push logs down the chimney. From this point of view I am very satisfied. They are also of good length. I would say they offer slightly less insulation in the underarm area and I've noticed more warmth in hot fires than my last pair of gloves. However, they still work fine. I really wish they were more isolated in the weapons department.

I bought these to use when loading a wood stove in January 2020. After a few weeks the fingers became stiff and very difficult to keep on the piece of wood. I wouldn't say I overused them for too much heat as they were used when I shoveled coals and loaded skewers into the back of the stove. I think I need a glove with higher heat resistance. I mostly just used the right glove and you can see the difference with the left hand which still has plenty of flexibility.

I bought these to use with a wood fired pizza oven. The thermal protection is higher up to 900 degrees! I can easily reach the hot stove, straighten logs without tools, adjust cast iron plates with ease. Yes, I cook ribeye steaks at 900 degrees on cast-iron griddles, the plates are hot, the laser thermometer measured 890 degrees. Gloves give you direct protection for 5 to 8 seconds when grabbing and moving something hot. I mean full protection, you don't feel the burning temperature. Of course…

Excellent welding gloves. The main advantage, of course, is the low price. I mean they cost less than half the cost of local gloves. The amazing benefit of these gloves is how comfortable and efficient they are. I have VERY big hands. Whatever the other implications of this, it makes glove fitting difficult. They're easy to put on and take off (even with the one-handed "wiggle-shake" method on the blanket often needed when welding). They're half the weight of my previous gloves and offer…