Silicone Gator Glove Replace Oven Safety Mitts and Barbecue Meat Handling Forks

I am pleased with my purchased of these gloves. I did a bit of research and decided I wanted the silicone gloves with five fingers vs the mittens. These gloves fit my hands well and I can still grab utensils, etc.Some other things to consider1) they only cover your hands and don't go very far up past your wrists. not a problem for me but just keep in mind2) there seem to be a LOT of the same exact gloves all over amazon for wide variations in price. I couldn't find any big difference in quality so I decided on these for about $15. I am glad I spent less to get what appears to be similar quality.3) they are easy to cleanI would recommend these. As an FYI, I usually only give 5 stars if something EXCEEDS my expectations. These gloves adequately met my expectations and deserve a 4-star quality rating.

These gloves are great for my BBQ tasks. Yes, they do get hot if you hold something for a while, but once you know their limits they are so handy. I've pulled hot corn off the grill, pulled pork while it's hot, gotten pans out of the oven and have reached into boiling water to pull out sealed vac-bags. I used them for about a week, then bought another pair for when the wife and I team up on a cook.

You know, after using these for a month, I'm pretty disappointed.I ordered this with an outdoor smoker. We love smoked meat and vegetables, so we use it about 3x a week (and it's amazing!). The gloves, though? Ugh.I just don't buy that they're safe up to the 400s. It just isn't possible. I smoke meat at 225-250F and if I don't move extremely quickly, the heat is too much for my hands -- the gloves heat through at 225F after roughly 5 seconds. The silicone doesn't melt, so technically it's resistant, but what good is that if it's burning my hands underneath?They look awesome, are very comfortable and I have full mobility with my hands as I'm wear them -- those parts are great. Unfortunately, they're terrible at keeping my hands from cooking, too.I just can't recommend these to anyone who cares a whit about safety. Based on my experience, these gloves will burn your hands.

These worked well for most jobs. They are a bit on the thin side, so you can't hold super hot pans for an extended period of time before your hand starts to get hot. They work well if you're just quickly moving things in and out of the oven or on the stove. I would not use them for grilling.Where the gloves really failed me was on durability. Both gloves developed small tears that grew into holes. One of these holes I discovered only by burning myself where my thumb meets my forefinger. The hole wasn't huge, but enough of the pot handle touched my skin for a minor burn. I would not buy these again.

I figured I would give these heat resistant gloves a shot. Problems arose as soon as I tried to take them off. They are darn hard to get off your hands. I had to use my TEETH pulling on the fingers, because once a little grease is on them they just slide and there is no way to grip them. If you have small hands this problem may not be as critical, but another, just as bad is. These gloves do not flex like normal gloves. They are very stiff and will tire out someone who has smaller or weaker hands.

Husband uses these when he smokes and shreds meat. They work great and they get thrown in the dishwasher to be cleaned! Doesn't get much much easier! One thing to note that the picture doesn't show well is that the bumps on the gloves are actually little hearts... Not so manly.

I am using these gloves for grilling and smoking meat and veggies. Holding something that's coming off of a 250* smoker is just fine. When the temp gets to 350-400*, it's a different story. I'd say I can hold it for no more than 10 seconds before it approaches painful. I was hoping for better performance. They are going to hold up well though. I will continue to use them for years regardless.

These do the job. I use them to pull meat from my smoker and I have no more worries about getting burned.The first time I used them, they seemed a little slick and I had to be careful when lifting the meat from the smoker. Used them again this weekend and they seemed less slick, so I imagine they will become even less so with use. I was able to reach into a pot of boiling water and grab ears of corn, only feeling just a slight increase in heat. Glad I got these.