Gloves for Handling Rotisserie Spits

[EZCUSE]

Does anyone have some glove recommendations for handling rotisserie spits? Looking for some gloves that can handle high heat situations so when I take the spit off the grill and I have the spit in my hands... I don't feel much of anything.

Thanks in advance.

[Willy]

I usually use either a pliers or a basic kitchen hot pad. The pliers (usually needle nose) are also handy for unscrewing the skewers that hold the meat in place. My rotisserie is on a Weber gasser and the "other" end (the one not in the motor) is wooden and needs no protection from heat.

[Brewmaster]

I use Hell Fire gloves

[ecowper]

These work great for my rotisserie, moving coals around, reaching in to refill water pans, etc.

https://www.amazon.com/Premium-Leather-Fireplace-14-5-Inch-Resistant/dp/B000G1MIJO/ref=sr_1_22?ie=UTF8&qid=1495421260&sr=8-22&keywords=bbq+gloves

[EdF]

These have been great for me - able to pick up a glowing ember: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[Jon Solberg]

Harbor Freight or simalar welding gloves Not fancy but cheap and effective b

[ecowper]

Yup ... my "bbq gloves" are basically welding gloves

[texastweeter]

welding gloves, a staple in my BBQ kit

[Brisket Syndicate]

Plain old welding gloves.

[clkq4]

I use cheap welding gloves from Lowe's. They cost about $10 a pair.

[SpookySunny]

I've tried a few gloves over the years but usually have troubles with the fingers being too narrow...guess mine are fat. With a firefighter in the family now I became aware of the Pro-Tech gloves. As a bonus, they come in many sizes!!! I use a Titan-K, and they are very well insulated, I suppose they have to be given their purpose. Not cheap though:

http://www.thefirestore.com/store/category.aspx/categoryId/696/Structural-Firefighting-Gloves/#/orderby/8

[Joetee]

I bought two of the Weber gloves. They work but are not very comfy.

[DWCowles]

Same welding gloves that Jon Solberg uses they work great.

[rickbrowne]

We will have a review of 13 of the best bbq and grilling gloves very soon here. Recommendations for gloves for handling food, coals briquets, etc.

[Steve R.]

Welding gloves are the best. You can go to Lowe's and pick up a pair for about $10.

[Henrik]

I agree 100% with all of you. Welding gloves rule. Very cheap, robust, and gets the job done. I will never 'go back' to bbq brand X gloves.