OZERO 16-Inch Welding Gloves: 932°F Heat Resistant Gloves, Black-Gray

Using these to remove Ash pan from hot outdoor stove with broken handle. Do a great job. Nice and thick and durable. Give a good grip.

Very heavy duty with multiple uses around sparks, heat or fire. I use them with my grinder and our fire pit. I’ve been able to pick up a piece of burning, glowing wood and reset it without any issues. I do recommend them and would buy them again.

I got this pair of long leather heat resistant gloves by Ozero in gray color (not the black/gray). (I took close up photos so you can see the quality of the construction and get a better view of the interior of the gloves. Let me know if you find them helpful.) The gloves are 16” from the tip of the middle finger to the base of the glove. It’s made of split cowhide leather. The inside is made of 100% insulate cotton which feels somewhat like a fleece. It has leather loops which is nice for hanging up, however, it would be nice if it were reinforced more. There’s a fair amount of flex to the glove considering how thick it is. It’s constructed in a more 3 dimensional form rather than flat which means that you don’t end up with hand muscle fatigue from having to fight against the leather as you’re trying to hold onto pieces of wood for extended periods of time. (It naturally lays with the thumb in the forward position across the palm.) It’s a bit large for me as you can see in the photos. It’s definitely sized to fit a man but as a woman, I’m able to wear it and function with it. I was able to pull a metal pan out of a 500 degree oven and place the pan on top of the stove without feeling a burning sensation. However, if I held onto the pan for more than 2 seconds, I would start to feel the burn. You can quickly move around burning logs without any burning also and I’m sure they would work well for the grill.

Got these to use for my woodstove at my off grid cabin. Just got back from a two week trip. these worked great, especially for the price point. They are good for reaching in and putting logs in my Jotul stove. if you leave your hands in there too long, you will feel the heat....but with plenty of time to get them out. My house has LL Bean gloves and I don't ever feel the heat with them, but they are 3-4x more expensive. The quality is good and I expect to get years of service from them.

I bought these gloves for protection handling a microwave kiln during glass-art work, which I and my 9-year old son are new to. The instructional materials we looked at stressed that we should wear heat-resistant gloves, ideally ones that covered a good portion of the arm. Since we are both new to this, handling something that gets up to glass-melting temperatures was pretty daunting, and I looked at a lot of alternative gloves and glove materials. The range of choices was confusing, as there are different materials and different uses for heat-resistant gloves, but I chose these on the basis of the specs and the customer reviews. I am totally happy with them. They provide complete protection. We are no longer intimidated by the glass fusing process. At one point (long story, not relevant) I did actually touch the glass for a moment shortly after taking the kiln out of the microwave (you're supposed to wait an hour or so). The glass was still soft and I heard a bit of a sizzle when I touched it with the glove but felt nothing at all, and if there is any residual mark on the glove it's hard to detect. I'm no expert on any of this, but the gloves meet my expectations and I'm very happy with them.

I purchased these gloves to fight fires with, as a volunteer fire fighter. I used these gloves, when I had to fight a fire that was at the back of a 40 foot Sea container. The air was hot to breathe, and everything that was in the container was super hot. These gloves did not get damaged, nor did I feel any heat through them as we pulled burning material out of the container. Having used a variety of gloves in the past, there's usually a trade off between protection and dexterity. These gloves gave me the ability to use my hands with great dexterity, while being protected from high heat objects and fire. I would definitely recommend them.

I have small hands and my husband has very large hands but these somehow work for us both. They are perfect for loading wood and rearranging it inside my woodstove. They seem sturdy and give a good grip when grabbing wood. I don't have any issues with flexibility. Very glad I bought them and am using daily.

I bought these gloves to use for a blacksmithing demonstration yesterday and they were excellent. I was working with red hot iron for a couple of hours and these gloves kept me from feeling most of the heat. I could feel the heat through them if I was holding a hot piece (not the red hot end) or if my hand was near the hot end for some time, but even then, it was very manageable. They are new so I still need to break them in more. They did feel just a bit stiff when I first put them on, but they were feeling more comfortable just within the couple hours of use, so I'm sure they'll break in fine with more use. I'm very happy with these.

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Heavy duty product, perfect for log burners or outdoor open pits and even BBQ's when the fire is hot and you need to load more fuel. Cant feel the heat when loading logs in to a burner with these on.

Excellent heat resistant gloves. I have recently bought a cast iron jacket potato cooker for my log burning cooker stove. As you can imagine it gets VERY hot sat on top of my log burner BUT these gloves worked brilliantly. Absolutely no heat felt what so ever opening it with these gloves. Would highly recommend.

Bought in October 2024, lasted until March 2025. So it lasted 3 months until a small Hole appeared and another 3 months until I need to consider buying a new one. Not ideal. Apart from this the glove was comfy and fire resistant. I only use one glove to open the fire door and so the left one is brand new.

Great for bbq