gloves

[Kevin Fuess]

Just saw these on Amazon "Pulomi Oven Gloves 932°F Heat Resistant Cooking Mitts BBQ"
Was wondering if anyone has tried them.

[EdF]

Not familiar with the brand, but there seem to be several comparable sets. That's some kind of ISO rating for the temp. I got these, and I can pick up a glowing ember with them for enough seconds to get it back where it needs to go: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

And this site has a review on gloves: https://amazingribs.com/ratings-revi...arbecue-gloves

[Troutman]

Similar to EdF I purchased a pair of Barbestar heat mitts with the same general specs.

Barbestar on Amazon

[texastweeter]

I use three different setups. Charbroil grill gloves for dry hot things, pitmaker gloves for wet greasy things, and cotton liners under nitril gloves when things are not too too hot.

[jgreen]

Sounds like a great setup to me. I tend to just mess up the same gloves and then have to try and clean them.

[barelfly]

Dang! I needed this Sunday! I went to the depot and just bought some welders gloves! I was managing the kettle grill with basic silicon gloves that I usually use for food removal only and got a little singe a few times.

I did did like the welder gloves I picked up though. I picked up a few embers and coals without any issues and moved the coals to an even stack when I dropped th chimney coals in for the sear.

But it always fun to see the various setup of gloves people use.

[EdF]

Welders gloves definitely get the job done!

[barelfly]

They did very well. I just need to break them in a little so they aren’t so stiff, but for $14 they will do just fine!

[texastweeter]

Bar, throw them in the dryer with no heat and some jeans or towels to break them in fast.