Artisan Griller BBQ, Smoker & Oven glove- Insulated Heat Resistant for Fryer & Kitchen. Great Barbecue Smoking Oyster Mitt–Turkey Fryer, Oil,Fire & Water resistant -(Size 10/XL – Black neoprene)

These fit like a glove LOL. Seriously they slide on and off super easy because they have a fine cotton liner in them. The fingers may seem a bit bulky but that is because of their heat resistance and you can still manipulate things very well even though your fingers are a bit puffy. Washing is as easy as going to the sink with a little dish soap and just washing your hands as though you weren't wearing them and then dry them in the drying rack or wherever. If you do any kind of smoking, grilling, or even baking, these are great for handling hot items. A little bit expensive but still worth the purchase. I've had other gloves that look the same but are tacky and stick together and just are not comfortable like these are. Highly recommended

I love these gloves. I've been using them for well over a year and can say they never disappoint. They've easily replaced ov-gloves and other inferior gloves/mitts. They're great outdoors on the bbq, but also very useful in the kitchen. For the bbq they allow more dexterity than welders gloves or other heat resistant mitts, and are perfect for handling hot grill grates, adding wood chunks/chips with care, and picking up unwieldy slabs of hot meat like pork shoulder, brisket, and spiral-cut ham straight from the grill. No more picking up and balancing meat on spatulas and forks! They only times my hands feel borderline uncomfortably warm are when I hold and rotate my grill grates over my chimney-starter for extended periods to burn off and clean the sticky residue left over from the last cook before dumping out the hot coals. But I usually get a good 3-5 mins in before feeling the slightest heat. Pretty awesome considering the jet-engine heat that can make those grates get white-hot.I don't pick up hot coals or hold my hands directly over high heat, which is stupid, so I can't tell you how they'd do under those circumstances. They're great indoors for use around the oven for similar reasons. Get yourself a pair. Get your friends/family a pair for Christmas. Easy gift idea!Lastly, at least one reviewer gave a poor review about the dye coming off. Doesn't happen! The gloves can occasionally get white-ish chalky discoloration when washing with dish soap, which I'd say is due to fats/oils congealing in the nooks and crannies of the textured surface. I believe the reviewer mistakenly thought that is dye coming off, but it goes away the next time you wash them (or just wash them again if it bugs you). I've abused these well enough and they look as good as the day I received them. See pic? No discoloration, no complaints!

They make taking things off of the grill and smoker easy, and are simple to clean

As they are a one-size-fits-all there is some performance lost when they aren't a perfect fit, but otherwise they are fantastic. I used them last weekend working with my smoker and 6 racks of ribs. Heat transfer wasn't bad. Grip on the meat was sufficient to not be fearful of dropping anything. I do like the longer gauntlet as there is less worry about an accidental bump against the hot edge or door on the smoker, or against a hot lid or rim on a grill if you were using them in that instance. The material is thinner than some other cooking gloves I've tried, but this allows for better flexibility and improved dexterity. I think they'll transfer heat faster and perhaps get too hot too quickly for some people. It's a trade-off. Dexterity and flexibility or heat resistance. For the short periods I'm actually handing a hot piece of food I prefer the dexterity.I also very much like the lining. My hands don't get suck inside the gloves, so they are very fast to put on and take off while grilling / smoking foods. If these ever wear out for some reason I'll likely buy another pair.

These are some seriously insulating, protective gloves. They remind me of fireman's equipment! I bought them for kitchen use, but they would certainly take on any grill job required. I reached into a 400* oven and lifted a large beef roast out of a pool of bubbling fat with these on my hands and was bothered by neither heat nor steam. They have a slick band around the cuff so they don't catch on surrounding surfaces, but the hand part is nicely textured so you keep a firm grip on pans or food that you are holding. I bought the medium and they are a little large on my small hands, but it keeps them very easy to put on and remove. They are also a little stiffer in the fingers than ordinary kitchen gloves, but this doesn't seem to pose a problem unless you wanted to pick up very tiny or thin objects for some reason. They measure 13" from fingers to end. On me that puts them mid forearm, plenty long enough to keep from touching the sides of the oven or be steamed by escaping vapor. They also come in a plastic zipper pouch for storing. This is a lot better than having a pair of long unruly gloves rolling around your cabinet or drawer. The inside is covered in a generously napped fabric, Preventing any problems with sweating hands or skin contact with plastic. These gloves are an excellent investment since they are of the highest quality and serve both bbq and everyday needs These will last for many years!