GRILL HEAT AID BBQ Grill Gloves Heat Proof for Grilling – Fireproof 1472°F Heat-Resistant Grill Mitts for Outdoor Barbecue and Smoker, Campfire, Fire Pit, Oven Glove with Fingers for Baking Pizza

These gloves are amazing! I pull my firebox from my smoker still loaded when I’m done cooking. To be fair I did that with potholders prior, but with these I’m never uncomfortable and in fact don’t feel the heat!Pros:Heat resistance of these is ridiculous! The only time I’ve even felt heat was when I picked up a fully lit chunk of lump coal with my hand (about 6” x 4” and glowing - I was rearranging with tools and it fell) and gingerly placed it back in the firebox. Even then, not uncomfortable!Mostly comfortable. Considering how heat resistant they are, I feel like I should have no tactile functionality and they should have ceramic paneling. Instead they are mostly maneuverable, and mostly comfortable.Maneuverability. See above. Seriously, I can still move my hands for the most part. I’ve had worse winter mitts as a kid, and I live in a subtropical climate!Super grippy texture! I love love love the texture on these. This helps with the loss of tactile feel, and is just good product design in general. Texture appears to be high heat silicone as a bonus, as it doesn’t seem affected by heat either.Aesthetically pleasing for grill gloves. These are probably some of the best looking grill gloves I’ve ever seen. These look like they are professional quality!Cons:Warm. If I’m being honest, and I am, the gloves themselves are a little warm. Again, subtropical where I’m at, so it feels a bit hot. Seriously though, I can hold a log that is glowing, and feel nothing! This isn’t entirely unexpected.A bit tight. They may not fit you! I’m a male, a few inches over 6’ tall, and of a healthy weight. I don’t think my hands are small by any means, but I’ve never had huge hands either. I know some bigger guys (both just massive giants that dwarf me and those that have a few extra pounds) that have huge hands. These gloves will not fit you if you have huge hands! They are tight on me, and a bit uncomfortable to don.Restrictive of movement. The gloves are very maneuverable. Honestly they are, but they do restrict your tactile abilities. They are double layer, and this does lessen your ability to use anywhere near your full potential for manual dexterity.Bonding might be an issue. The gloves have two layers. How do I know? I can feel the layers separate every time I don and remove the gloves. This might not be an issue, mine have NOT separated! But it completely feels like it could.Gloves turn white. Those nice sleek black gloves turn white when their fiber is exposed to extreme heat. I mention this because I do consider it a negative for the black glove. Would I count points off for it? No way! Mine turned white in on spot when I picked up a glowing chunk of lump coal. I actually expected them to protect me (probably foolish but they did), but to have significant catastrophic damage. Like a hole partially through them type damage. Instead, some of the fabric turned white. Are you kidding me?!? These are amazing!Overall, even with my few complaints, if you have average sized hands or a little below then I’d highly recommend these gloves. The gloves appear to be of an overall high quality, a decent price, and have extreme heat resistance. If you were looking for heat resistant gloves, this is it!*I’m NOT a paid reviewer. I received no payment, product, discount, or other consideration for my review; or for any other reason except I ordered and paid for the product with my own money, for my own personal use. I typically review products that I think are very good, or occasionally products that I think are very bad. This is a very good product, IMO.

We have been baking at high heat recently -- roasting vegetables in a cast iron pan, baking pizzas, etc., cranking the oven up to 450-550 degrees. One of our traditional oven mitts needed to be replaced because the insulation was worn out, developing a "hot spot" that was dangerous.While traditional potholders are likely more than adequate for the task, if you've ever tried to take a cast iron bread pan out of the oven and turn out a loaf of sourdough bread onto a cooling rack wearing oven mitts, you would appreciate how difficult this task can be. The big "thumb" on an oven mitt can get in the way. There is simply not enough dexterity when wearing a mitten.These gloves are really nice. The fact that they put the silicon on both sides of each glove is a huge plus. If they did not do this you would have to worry about which was the left and which was the right glove. But because both sides of the glove are identical, they are "reversible" (not in the sense of being able to turn them inside out, but in the sense of being able to turn the glove over so that the thumb is on the correct side).I have fairly large hands, as does my wife. The gloves fit nicely with some room to spare. They are fairly snug around the forearm. Last night I took out the cast iron pizza skillet and did not feel any warmth. However, I cannot really say that I tried holding the skillet for any longer than was necessary, and at 500 degrees, I really did not want to put it anywhere besides on top of the stove, which I did nicely. Again, the form fitting glove made it easier not to touch my food accidentally whereas an oven mitt might touch the crust. It was very easy to grab the handles and get a secure grip.I also used them to turn over my stove-top popcorn popper. Just lift the stainless steal popper off the medium heat gas burner and I can hold one hand on top and one hand on bottom. I have to say though, that I could feel the glove getting warm when doing this. It did not approach uncomfortably warm, but I was able to sense that I was holding something warm. It is also possible that this was the result of the steam coming out of the top of the popper.They are relatively easy to get on and off, though you do have to pull them, unlike a traditional oven mitt which just slips on. I would not say they take up any less room than a pair of oven mitts as they are fairly substantial and heavy weight.Are they worth the money? I can't answer that for you. I think they are more of a luxury item and I only h ope they last over time.

Plain and simple; gets the job done.

So got these for my birthday, great gloves, seems like the company's letstalk@ grillheataid .com address bounces with Google, not sure why, and the website doesn't come up as well! All the company's info came with the product, just doesn't work to reach out to them!I love the gloves, just had a question as to the black gloves turning color, from being black when used in the heat, turned to a golden yellowish color, just want to know if this is normal.Works very well in many types of heat!

Love these. I bought them for my husband to BBQ but I use them in the kitchen as well. Not too bulky for my much smaller hand and very convenient for hot dishes and baking. Good quality and good value.