Graywolf® Aluminized Heat Resistant Welding Glove/Large/1472°F│Fire Gloves│Kevlar Gloves│High Heat│Foundry glove│

As a professional fire tender, I face intense temperatures—upwards of 1450°F—and these gloves didn’t just meet the challenge, they dominated it. Performance Highlights: Kevlar-lined and aluminized for maximum heat resistance and hand safety in extreme conditions. Comfortable fit with solid wrist coverage, making them reliable during long shifts by the fire. Great dexterity despite their heavy-duty build—no slipping, no melting, no second-guessing. Field-Tested & Proven: These gloves kept me and my team going strong through high-heat operations, and I wouldn’t trust any other pair when it comes to handling live fire setups or tending massive ceremonial burns.

No se específica en la publicación pero son talla L. Deberían indicarlo y también tener más tallas. Los guantes se ven de buena calidad y se sienten bien. Aún falta probarlos

Nice for insulating from heat. I was using a flimsy cheap pair of welding gloves and my hands would hurt. Hardly feel heat with these. Only issue is they are tight and not very flexible. I am imagining that will change with use. Good quality, good price. I used them to take the ash pan out of a coal stove that has hundreds of degrees of burning coal directly above it which causes the pan to be extremely hot at times.

Idk man they seemed good at first...after pouring 3 10kg crucibles of copper the pinky melted and shrunk and it hardened like it wont bend anymore. It was feeling like I was getting burnt through the glove on the first 2 pours, just my left pinky which was the closest to the crucible. Then it just heat shrank and my pinky still hurts. I got a pinky ache now.

These gloves were needed because wire welding at over 200amps (spray mode 1/2thick material) and regular welding gloves couldn't take the heat for this kind of welding ,even the gas cone was discoloring due to the heat. We tried these out and they held up well ,but it should be clear the palm of the glove is still only good for a very intermittent 1400deg,while the back of the hand is well protected .If more protection was needed we would have to use a full aluminized glove and that greatly decrease mobility, again these worked out well and the price was good