Is the glove heat resistant enough or not really?
1167146
Yes it is enough coz the iron curls hair very fast and you don't have to hold it for a long time till the gloves start melting :) It takes about 15 seconds to curl a strand of hair. I have long hair.
254978
I'm pretty sure the anti-steam glove has a different lining. Steam is really hot, this protects your hand better than the hot surface glove - although that probably would work, too, but I can feel the difference in the lining.
2198727
I suggest going to your home improvement store , and buying welders gloves ,they tolerate way more heat than , and are designed for man hands way cheaper , hope this help some
392751
Meh. I found the optimum temperature to cure this - in a reasonable time - very warm. The kind of very warm where you can still keep your fingers on it without too much discomfort. If it's too hot to keep your finger on for more than 3 seconds, your gonna melt the surrounding material. If you can control the heat gun to maintain that level of heat over a 15 to 20 minute period, then you're good. Patience is the key. The heat transfer tool?? A joke. You'd be there for a good 2 hours with it.
1753916
I have never heard of a 'cut resistant glove. Sounds intriguing. My view: it might be helpful although the only time I need real caution are when I get it out of my drawer or when I wash it
1374445
I set my hand in this welding glove on top of the hood of my gas grill after it was on high heat (T=?) for 15 minutes. I was able to withstand the heat for ~30 seconds of moderate pressure. Use this information to compare to descriptions of the leather gloves sold for Dutch ovens. One typically handles a Dutch oven by the thin wire handle which focuses the heat in a smaller area across four fingers.
1597316
Not at all! I have never had a problem. My water tank is set for 145 degrees. These gloves are of a heavier quality but are not bulky whatsoever .
254991
Probably not. The glove will protect you from a long blade going across your finger or hand. It will not protect you from a sharp poke like from an ice pick or, in this case, a sharp tooth of an animal. The glove is made up of a metal mesh that cannot stop a small but strong piercing. It has protected my hand from slicing knives and blade cutters. Hope this helps!
1800299
Sorry, but I have no way of knowing. Personally though, I trust Amazon and the products they represent. Also, my glove works fine and I haven't been burned at all!
567220
I just use spandex gloves when using it. They are enough to keep from getting burned, and otherwise, it seems to work as advertised.
2267893
They are nice gloves and would handle the heat without any problem. I routinely preheat cast iron grill pans to 500 deg. F and move them in and out of the oven without any problem. If you are reaching way over the grill, you would be better off with the long cuff version. These are flame resistant but they are not "fire proof" so I would advise against sticking your hands into a roaring fire. If your application is really nasty, you may to look for aluminized thermonol gloves like are worn in steel mills and glass factories for protection against molten glass / metal splash. Short of that, these are a nice and comfortable kitchen / BBQ solution. They are nice gloves and would handle the heat without any problem. I routinely preheat cast iron grill pans to 500 deg. F and move them in and out of the oven without any problem. If you are reaching way over the grill, you would be better off with the long cuff version. These are flame resistant but they are not "fire proof" so I would advise against sticking your hands into a roaring fire. If your application is really nasty, you may to look for aluminized thermonol gloves like are worn in steel mills and glass factories for protection against molten glass / metal splash. Short... » Read More They are nice gloves and would handle the heat without any problem. I routinely preheat cast iron grill pans to 500 deg. F and move them in and out of the oven without any problem. If you are reaching way over the grill, you would be better off with the long cuff version. These are flame resistant but they are not "fire proof" so I would advise against sticking your hands into a roaring fire. If your application is really nasty, you may to look for aluminized thermonol gloves like are worn in steel mills and glass factories for protection against molten glass / metal splash. Short of that, these are a nice and comfortable kitchen / BBQ solution. « Show Less
379414
Hi Suze, the gloves are great for camping related tasks, although they are definitely not designed to be in direct contact with any actual flame. In addition, campfires are easily in excess of 425 degrees Fahrenheit so great caution should be taken when using them near embers/flame etc. I hope that helps! I'm always here to answer anymore questions :) -Zach, Owner
1599022
I don't know the actual temperature they can withstand but I've held them over the grill at 700 degrees while cleaning it and no problem whatsoever. In fact, afterwards I took the gloves off and went to put my cleaning brush up and it was so hot (I didn't realize) I would've burned my hand had I not dropped it. Didn't realize how hot the brush got with the gloves on. I'm all for them but don't quite yet have all the experience with them I'd like. Right now though, I'd say they're a no brainer.
1687437
Should work ok, the buttons are flush with the plastic body. I haven't had any issuing it with gloves.I would make sure you can squeeze the remote to make sure you pushed the button or have it mounted to something.
393245
I don't think you need a liner for heat resistance, but the limit is 400degF I believe or the gloves may melt. I sometimes wear latex gloves to make it easier to take these gloves off. My hands are a man's large for gloves & these gloves are a tight fit.
1356592
These mitts are good for about 250/300 degrees max before burning your hands. That silver lining is simply silver cloth, and provides zero insulation from heat. That they claim 600 is ludicrous.
1025169
It won't stop thin sharp objects from penetrating mesh. The glove is only for cut protection not for anything else. There are gloves with penetration protection as well as cut protection but this is not one of them. This glove is made of steel mesh in order to be flexible, the holes in the mesh are very small but not foolproof.