The gloves get hot when taking hot pans or cookie ...
354116
The gloves get hot when taking hot pans or cookie sheets out of oven, maybe they are not to be used for this chore.  We have not tried them for anything else.  I 'm sticking to another kind of pot holder.
3899060
As advertised, this comes one glove to a unit, but it can be used with either hand. The heat resistance is incredible. The surface of the glove itself gets quite warm if you're handling hot pans, but your hand won't sense it. As you may have guessed, the shiny elements seen in the photo are grips--in this case, they're very grippy. The sleeve or cuff (whatever you call it) also serves to protect your arm from heat and burns. It's way better than using a potholder or mitt when retrieving pans from the oven or holding a saucepan's handle. I absolutely recommend getting at least one of these gloves for anyone that cooks at all.
4064278
My one complaint is that your hands will get very warm very quickly. If you're working for hours you would have to take breaks or just have very hot hands.
4973160
I burned my hand on the first time using them. The sides of the fingers are thin enough that the heat goes through them pretty quickly to your skin and the main parts aren't really that heat resistant either. They're okay if you need to move a hot pan to another section of the oven, but don't expect to be able to hold it for more than a couple seconds.
4664378
I get so many comments from friends about how cool and versatile this gloves are. They are *way* more convenient than oven mitts, and just make handling hot dishes so much simpler, it's almost ridiculous. However, I noticed that heat penetrates slightly faster than the thick oven mitts I had before, so the insulation is not perfect for really hot dishes. Still, I prefer them greatly over mitts.
284791
but remember, the material is not for liquids, if wet heat does transmit, but this happens to all oven gloves. Havent seen yet silicone gloves for high temperatures that also go well for liquids
3513200
These are good. I did expect to be able to hold a hot cookie sheet much longer without feeling a great deal of heat -  BUT, I didn't burn myself.  All in all - a fine set of heat resistant gloves.
3555870
They are very large, and very warm. I use them on my mountain bike. Yesterday was a 9 degrees ride, and my hands were warm without gloves.
3997734
My wife baked a turkey at 360*. I Pulled the roasting pan from the oven for her and almost dropped it. The pan has two end rings to pull the pan. The heat from the pan got through to my 2 middle fingers. I don't agree with the 465* rating for these gloves. I never got burned with the pot holders we usually use. Although it was not a blistering burn, it got my attention. I suspect the rings got between the nubs of the gloves and touched the thinner part.
 I'm not returning these because I can use them to pull heated heads from golf shafts; for this use, I would give them 5 stars.
4033366
I love the gloves when I have to use my electric turkey fryer or any hot item in the kitchen.
1000340
How they can say that these gloves are rated for 932F is beyond me.  Using these to pull a pan out of a 425F oven, I can only hold the pan for maybe 5-10 seconds before the heat penetrates the gloves to my hand and I need to put the pan down.  Overall, it's a good heat resistant glove, but no where near the heat capacity they say it is
942436
As someone who bakes on nearly a daily basis, these gloves haven't let me down once in the few weeks I've had them. I didn't even feel the heat of my oven when it was up around 500 degrees, which is a definite improvement over being burned in dollar store oven mitts at 350 degrees in the past. They are a bit big on my hands, but I can still use them without a problem and they fit my fianc's hands perfectly. Overall, I'm thrilled with these gloves.
4009384
If you use them to wash dishes or anything else in hot water, that's it, they have to be replaced.  The next time you put your hands in the, you will feel little hard clumps of whatever the gloves are lined with.  My mistake for not paying more attention to the lining.
4353800
I'm clumsy and have managed to burn myself a couple of times getting pans out of the oven.  These gloves allow me to get a better grip on the pans and move them without hurting myself.  Also good for grabbing potatoes out of the oven.
1287180
I really like these gloves.  I am using them for baking in my oven right now since grill season is done.  I have tried cloth ones, rubber gipped cloth mitts and regular pot holders in the past.  They don't last long and they don't grab the hot item -  they kind of push it along...but these things grab.  They don't transfer the heat to your hand either!  I am heeding the recommendation to not use with higher than 425 heat - but I don't bake things higher than that anyway.  They wash so easily too!  I was so grossed out by all of my cloth ones and the food nastiness on them that never seemed to wash off.  These are fantastic!  Every kitchen should have some!
4497886
It's okay, but not for holding very hot (300-400 degree oven items) for a while.  If you take something form the oven too the top of the stove, it is okay.  If you hold something that hot for a while, you will feel the heat and have to put the item down.  Only the silicone pads, gloves that are padded seem to be able to handle the heat for a period of time.  This one has no padding.
2083340
Handles transfer the heat on the pan and lid so have your mitts handy when you use these