The Best No Burn Grilling Gloves for Cooking and Barbequing. Not Like Oven Mitts. Add These Waterproof Working Gloves to Your Smoker Tools. Burns and Scalds Are No More. 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed

Seem to work well so far but sometimes they are hard to get off. Could really use a fleece or nylon lining.

Very Good Glove. I love Them

The media could not be loaded.  Video note: I am demonstrating a black-colored version of these gloves in the video, which other than that they are virtually identical.Suggestion: Use these for wet, hot tasks (e.g. pulling crab out of pots) or poking meat around on the BBQ. They clean up incredibly easily. I would not recommend using these when walking around holding a hot dutch oven, fire poker, or turning red-hot logs in a fire pit.FYI: If you're handling a hot piece of metal for long periods of time, there isn't any reasonably priced product that will perfectly insulate your soft, squishy flesh. You may invest in NASA Kevlar mittens if you'd like or $50 deerskin welding gloves (which are excellent for BBQ pits), but just note there are limitations to these gloves (as with any product).For their given use, 5/5 stars. I'll be honest, they totally blew me away. It's rather unnerving handling a hot piece of metal with rubber gloves... there's something in your brain that's screaming "THESE WILL MELT TO MY HANDS!" But they didn't.Personally I use these when BBQing outside, and when I have to arrange fragile fish or simply roll some hot dogs around. Hands down much better than dealing with tongs.Pros:- Very reasonably priced here on Amazon.- Cleans up fast (unlike my thick wool/cotton oven mitts).- Grippy and surprisingly comfortable (unlike my slippery wool/cotton oven mitts... gripping a glass dish is much easier with these).- Handled a hot, 300 degree piece of metal (see video)... not a mark on the gloves, and I felt just a slight bit of warmth.- Handy eyelets allow you to hang them on your BBQ or in the garage.- Very nice company who sells these (they were actually so confident with this product that they sent me a pair of gloves to test and review). "Intel Design Company" is their name, but there's a lot of folks who sell these. (I can't say they're as nice as Intel Design)- Delightfully chewy texture.Cons:- Extremely disappointed: They didn't taste like licorice. Note this has been a test to see if you've read this far. Thus I should congratulate you--well done friend--and also apologize for lying just now. I am sorry.If you're handy in the kitchen, these are a must-have accessory.

These were purchased as a gift for my foodie husband, and he has enjoyed them. It is the first pair of non-traditional oven mitts, and he wasn't sure what to expect. He does have large hands and has found that some of the fingers fit a bit snugly, but overall he likes them. They give a no-slip grip when handling hot items that might otherwise be slippy, such as casserole dishes or serving bowls, and are not bulky like traditional oven mitts, so nothing to interfere with grasping the items. He is looking forward to BBQ season as he tends to keep cloth gloves away from the BBQ to avoid fire, and as a result has burned himself a few times. The silicone gloves are heading straight outside to the BBQ when the time comes. Overall, a great choice when shopping for silicone oven gloves.

I really don't like them so far. I have not burn my hand but the gloves have gotten very hot and I had to put the dish down very quickly.

They work well at dispensing heat.However, there were two downsides for me. First of, they arrived a much brighter color then pictured. Think highlighter orange. Secondly, they were massive. I think they really would only fit a very large man's hands. On me, my hand can easily fit into the bottom portion of it-- before you even reach the fingers.

These gloves fit ok and work well, they just make my hand feels too thick to really grab things with.I don't have small hands it's just these just make me feel stiff

I liked the product, it does everything as advertised.