I want to cook with a pan on a campfire, would I get burned if I had on these gloves on and grabbed the pan?
938914
i would say no. i use these gloves in my wood burning stove to move burning logs and the work great!
938915
Absolutely no burning of hands. I use them to move logs around in my wood stove. They are amazing.
938916
As long as you don't hold it long, you will be fine. I have removed ceramic items out of my grill that were at 600 degrees without any issues.
938917
No.I've grabbed many burning logs with no problem. Great oven mitt for sure :)
938918
Hello;I purchased these gloves for the same reason. So I could handle cast iron pots on an open fire. I feel that the way they are made, you should have no problems. Just from experience, these gloves can handle hot logs and hot cast iron. Just don't leave your hands in the fire too long :)
938919
I wouldn't hold it the entire cook time but I've picked up items that were 500-600 degrees without hesitation. They are thick.
2051953
I have enjoyed these pots and pans as they're easy to use, easy to store and easy to clean; however, I would not use them over an open fire, like a fire pit; the heat from large fire pit flames would probably be too intense. The metal is not thick, like say a cast iron pot. They are designed for light weight cooking and storing and because they are made of an aluminum alloy, they could become too hot fast if used over an open camp fire and potentailly ruin, at the very least the handles. I have a cast iron, number 10 pan for open fires, which is about the only type pan I would use in an open pit fire. For everyday, normal camping and backpacking type cooking, like over a stove with a flame, like a Coleman, or other types of camp stoves, the Texsport set is awesome! I don't belive you'll find another set for this kind of value.
1030840
These were a present for my son, so I haven't used them. Since smoking is usually at fairly low temperatures, I am assuming that being close to the meat or even bumping it wouldn't burn the skin.
79095
I use the gloves to put wood into my stove and they protect me from the flames. However, I would never use them to pick up burning wood. That's what metal fire tools are for. With long enough exposure to high heat, leather will burn and the heat will penetrate to your hand.
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
1075462
I use them on a wood burning stove and have used them over the campfire. They are heavy on the bottom so the food does not burn as easy. Best camp cookware I have ever used.
1733140
These will work fine. I cook vegetables in a heavy 12" cast iron pan and it gets well above 475 in there. I'm able to pick it up and cary it about 50' from the grill and put it down on my kitchen stove. I would be more concerned about the length of the gloves...they don't cover the whole forearm so if you are reaching back in the oven you may risk getting burned closer to the elbow.
1542590
I think it means you have enough time to get item off the grill or out of the oven without getting burnt. My wife and I use them frequently and have had no unpleasant events. Do you feel warmth yes sometimes, but not burning unless you get the gloves wet then try to handle something hot. I hope this helps. QaPla'
1532247
We use these cooking over a campfire and have had no problems with our hands getting warm or hot. Hope this helps.
1543913
Yes, you do. They're pricey, but worth it. They should last indefinitely unless you put them in an open flame or fire. Because they're made from silicone, your hands will be protected from a hot pan or skillet, even if the gloves get wet.
776324
Yes. These are a great glove to work around wood stoves. I've touched red hot cols with the glove on without burning myself. I also touch hot metal without a problem. Great glove.
2276230
They probably can although they are better suited for the woodstove/fireplace. They are a bit bulky and the sleeve goes up to my elbow and saves me from burning my arm when reaching into the woodstove. I never really thought of using these to BBQ, I don't really use gloves to BBQ. They are really well insulated and you can just about pick up a burning log with them.
1815591
I've used mine on a very small portable propane burner and fuel tabs and had no problem with heating and cooking. Just had to watch the heat and make sure to stir because the pans are a little thin and get hot fast. Good set for the price I think.
645367
Yes. If you are camping, and heating water over a fire, be careful not to let the pan go dry.
1205304
I have not tried. I have briefly handled the grill grate in my BBQ since I need to move some coals and all I felt was a little warmth. If I were to pick up a burning log in a campfire I would only do that if there was a section of the log that was not on fire. I am confident I would be protected from surrounding heat but I wouldn't attempt direct flame contact. That is what fire poker and tools are for.
1611677
Depends on how sharp and what level of force. These are heavy duty. I use them as fireplace gloves and I am never concerned about getting splinters or being burned.
2143305
Yes sir all day long, The material is not real flex able due to the thickness so pull them on real tight. But I turn over my brisket all the time. There are a few deals out there at Amazon.These gloves can pick up- hot metal and I never feel the pain- very good- and better than material type mitten, they can be washed inside auto dishwashers- if you wanted too- thats what I do.