Would these provide better heat protection than the leather gloves sold for use with dutch ovens?
1374444
I don't know about "Dutch Ovens" ... I am using these gloves for my wood stove. I can put the wood into the stove at 800 degrees and can rearrange the wood etc comfortably.
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.
1374446
I'm using them for putting wood in my woodstove and they work very well for that. They are rugged and very heat resistant. They will most likely last for many years.
1374447
I have used these gloves to move around and manipulate a dutch oven inside a home oven at 450 degrees quite comfortably. They are much thicker and more protective then traditional oven mittens and grip the slick seasoned steal a lot better.
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They are not like cleaning gloves. These are lined and protect your hands from the heat of the food you are handling. We use them to take meat from our smoker. Cleaning gloves wouldn't protect your hands.
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Hi Juan, absolutely, as long as the gloves are genuine leather. You can follow cleaning with our leather conditioner for best results.
175009
I would think so. I bought them to wear so my hands wouldn't come in direct contact w/rubber or plastics. The gloves are thin enough that you can easily move your fingers but heavy enough to protect transfer of allergens.
1877062
They seem as thick, however I don't think they protect from hot temperatures as well as the originals. They are only good for small hands.
696601
I do think that these gloves would be a little overkill for a heat gun unless you wanted coverage up to your elbows for a reason. They are supple enough to give you good dexterity, so they are not a bad glove. Just longer than I would think is needed.
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I'm not what type of heat you have in mind but I've been using them for landscaping purposes in 100 degree weather & they hold up great but like said I don't know about other fields where high heat is involved such as wielding (seeing as how I only use them for landscape & gardening purposes) I'm not a welding expert but I don't these gloves would be well serving in an environment like that I think these are more build for construction. I hope that answers your question
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Don't really know. These did not work all that well for me because my hands get really cold very easily. I will say that once you get the leather and then the wool layers around your trigger finger, things get pretty thick-may or may not go safely inside the trigger guard.
280608
I have taken a Dutch Oven by the handles out of a 450 degree oven with no problem. (Using 2 gloves).
139978
In my opinion, this minimalist gloves benefit is that the hands are less hot and sweat a lot less than with regular gloves that cover them all. I don't have to take them on and off over the entire trainning hour because they prevent hands suffocation.
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Obviously it would have helped if you had mentioned WHICH blue ones. As it is, there are several different oven and grill gloves made of woven heat resistant materials (NOMEX and KEVLAR) with silicone coatings and liner. Hard to compare any two without buying both. For the most part, the main difference is probably just the brand and individual designs. There ARE junk ones out there, like the 'magic glove' that pops up on DailySteals and other closeout sites that doesn't use the better heat resistant material and often end up with melting 'silicone' when used on pots or pans right out of the oven.
1229659
I would not stick my hands in hot oil with these gloves, the are not water or oil proof and I would imagine you would get a nasty burn.
551263
Yes. Functionally these gloves work great. Just be warned as the leather die bleeds onto your hands if you sweat a lot.
71089
I have not tried but it depends on the chemicals too. I suppose if you are cleaning kitchen with basic chemicals it won't matter. But this gloves is not really designed to be used with chemicals.
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Yes the heat protection properties are the same as the original Ove Glove. The addition of the anti-steam portions blocks burning steam which the original did not. This glove is definitely worth the money.
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They will provide moderate protection, but they are not thick. I think you become more aware of your hands because of the glove, which may help.
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I really don't think so. After getting these I am not all too impressed with them. They fit tighter than expected and knife points go right through them. They are kinda slippery like wool or mitten style gloves. I went with hexarmor gloves instead. They really protect from cuts and lacerations on a level that is highly above the competition. look up their site you will love the gloves. They take a little bit to break in but after having them for 6 months they hold up well to the abuse I put them through. Hope this helps