Grill Armor Oven Gloves 932°F Extreme Heat & Cut Resistant Oven Mitts with Fingers for BBQ, Cooking, Grilling, Baking – Accessory for Smoker, Cast Iron, Fire Pit, Camping, Fireplace and More

I'm a Texan and we love our bbq, especially brisket! I had to buy these gloves for my husband to use when he grills or smokes meat and he loves them so much! It's nice not to worry about him dropping something because he tries to pick it up with a set of tongs, he can just put these gloves on and pick up whatever he needs to. I use them in the kitchen on occasion and they work great! I just throw them in with the towels to wash them. Great quality!

Protects the hands from very hot items. I love it and my hands also love it.

Great gloves--they work well at keeping heat away from hands. They run small though. I'm a 5'9" woman that wears a ring size 7 1/2 or 8 and these gloves are snug on my fingers. They don't fit my husky hubby. Returning and buying the XLs.

They work well but to big for my hands.

These are great for getting things in and out of a hot oven! I can even get my heavy cast iron out of a 450 degree oven without risking pain. I have small hands so they are a little bulky on my hands even in the smallest size but you still will have better dexterity than with an oven mitt. They wash up well too and have great grip

7 Month Update -I have been using these gloves daily for 7 months. I have exceeded the 932F on several occasions, 1000+ for very sort periods of time. I have also "smoked" them a few times. I am amazed that the nonskid material hasn't melted or peeled off.I have gotten these gloves lightly oily, not intentional, but they still work as advertised. They were left outside during a rain storm and I just let them hang dry inside. No issues.I would recommend these to anyone needing heat resistant gloves.I work in a metal heat treating business and regularly need to move material that is anywhere from 350 to 1200 degrees. I have searched Grainger and McMaster-Carr for heat resistant gloves and most are way more expensive than these, are only good up to 500F, and do not provide the dexterity these provide.I was suspect of the 932F claim of these gloves but decided to take a chance due to the price level.I have tested them from 350 to 900 and I can say, as long as you follow the max holding time recommendations, they perform as advertised. The red material has held up and has not been affected by the temperatures I subjected them to, nor has the material discolored.I have found that the times are shortened by how heavy your load is and/or how tight your grip is on an object. There is a delay effect with the heat transfer through the gloves at high temperature. If your hands get too hot, remove them quickly; removing the heat source will not instantly remove the heat to your hand.Removing them one finger at a time keeps the "liner" in place. I haven't encountered any fit issues and I don't keep track of which hand is which.I do not use these for grilling, so I can not provide feedback regarding food stains or cleaning.

Given as a gift to my hubby. He uses them for when he grills and has found them to be very durable . Plus the insulation of the gloves provides excellent protection from the heat source.....

I got these because my old gloves just weren't cutting it. I could barely take a dish out of a 350 degree oven. These gloves do work better. I can definitely take hot things out of my oven even when up to 500 degrees, but 932 degrees???? I don't think so. These glove begin to heat up if you are holding a dish for more than a minute or two. Overall it is a good replacement for my needs, but don't believe the 932 degree rating.