RAPICCAWelding Gloves Fire Heat Resistant: Black 16IN - Fireproof Leather For Stick Mig Flux-Core Welder Forge Blacksmith Fireplace Wood Stove Fire Pit Furnace Handling Dry ice - One Size 662℉

We use these working portable cyclonic incinerators and they are perfect. We need high heat resistance and still and ability to work in them. they are easy on and off, durable and the length on the arms has saved me from a ton of burns. I can't believe we worked for years without these.

These gloves are EXCELLENT! I recently installed a wood stove and had burned myself too many times prior to this purchase. I’ve only had them for a few days and I sure do wish I purchased sooner! I appreciate the length as they almost go to my elbow and have saved my forearms from many burns already. Great quality. Great protection. My hand has been in the fire and I haven’t felt the slightest bit of heat!

The RAPICCA Fireplace Gloves are an absolute game-changer. After melting several other pairs of gloves, I finally decided to give these a try, and I couldn't be happier. The heat resistance on these gloves is remarkable—they handle up to 932°F effortlessly, protecting my hands from burns while I manage hot logs and embers.What sets these gloves apart is not only their functionality but also their comfort. The soft inner lining makes them incredibly comfortable to wear, even for extended periods. The long cuffs offer additional protection for my forearms, which is a huge plus. Despite their robust construction, they still allow for excellent dexterity, making it easy to handle tools and tend to the fire.In short, the RAPICCA Fireplace Gloves are a must-have for anyone dealing with high-heat situations. They are reliable, high-quality, and offer the protection I've been seeking for so long. Highly recommended!

I was super excited to purchase these gloves. I do a lot of high temperature baking at 500° and needed something to protect my arms. The jury is still out if I’m going to continue to use them.Pros:1) They are well-made. One finger has a little bit of wonky stitching, but it’s not an issue.2) The colors are nice. They are bold and bright enabling you to find them easily in a workshop or in my case a very busy kitchen.Cons:1) They have a super funky smell.2) When I pull my hands out of them, they feel like they’re covered in chemicals. As soon as I wash my hands, it’s fine.3) The fingertips get very hot when handling the cast-iron pans. They retain heat as well. My silicone gloves actually do a better job of dispersing the heat.

These gloves are awesome! They're lightweight, well constructed and, while I initially thought they were a bit pricey, having them in my hands now tells me this was a good value. Really happy with this set and it just officially replaced my beloved 12-year fire gloves for camping!The gloves came folded in a plastic bag and the smell of leather took over the moment I opened it. If you're sensitive to strong scents, open these outside and air them out a bit. It's a strong leather aroma. Like, just-walked-into-a-leather-store strong. Do with that what you will.The fingers have a reinforcing layer on the palm side of the gloves. The palm has the same reinforcing layer, although it goes all the way around the glove and that layer is also double-stitched for good measure. The thumb is reinforced on both sides.The stitching is quite nice – nice enough that they could use a bold, contrasting thread color, turning the stitching into an actual part of the design. Up close, it looks fantastic! There's even a handy loop if you like to hang your gloves.My last pair of fire gloves came in at 14" and I didn't think these, at 16", would be much of a difference. I was wrong. These gloves go more than halfway up my forearms and I'm eager to get them in front of an actual campfire cookout.Now, about the fit. I do have large hands. They're not huge, just large. So, the palm section was a good fit but the fingers were actually pretty snug. Snug enough that it was a bit of a relief to take the gloves off after a few minutes. That said, with some actual real-world use, I think they will loosen up a bit and mold perfectly around my fingers so I'm sticking with them.My very non-scientific test involved heating up a cast iron skillet on the stove for about 10 minutes and then picking it up (by the handle) to see just how long I could hold it for. The heat resistance was way better than my last gloves. I could have held that skillet until the cows came home. I think these gloves probably have a higher heat rating than my last pair.In a couple of my pics, I've flipped a glove inside out to show the sleeve and innards. I can really appreciate that they didn't go with lesser quality here just because it wouldn't necessarily be noticed by an average end-user. The inside appears solidly built. The forearm sleeve feels (and looks!) a lot like an insulated pant-leg – and it's more easily pliable than the glove body so it doesn't necessarily feel like you're wearing some kind of medieval warrior gauntlets.Anyway, if you haven't guessed by now, I'll just spell it out. These gloves are a great deal and a quality product. I would definitely recommend this set.

Great value and fit well

4 years later. I’ve just moved to research buying a replacement pair after these gloves here have lasted me 4 years. I treat them like trash. Beat them up. And put them to HARD use. Primarily used to moving coals and grabbing burning logs on back county camping trips. I cannot emphasize more how useful these are. They also make you feel like a god being able to handle logs that are solid burning coals. I have no issue putting my hand deep in the coals and moving them about. Taking a brief break and diving back in. These are a pyros dream.After 4 years of HARD use. The gloves still work fine. But the finger pads have threads that have burnt loose, and the pads are loose. Mostly on my primary hand.