Guantes impermeables TP100 de 14" con resistencia al calor de 932 °F

I am really impressed with these gloves, I usually need xl or xxl gloves, and they fit my hands great while allowing me to handle pots, pans and scalding hot foods.

Used these when cooking a rotisserie pig. When the pig is done cooking we have to carry a 120 lbs pig on a really hot skewer, normally this is pretty unpleasant where i have to change hands often to reduce the heat. With these gloves, i was able to carry it the whole way with 0 discomfort for the first time. It's also nice that it's completely waterproof, as oils won't soak though the gloves eventually.

I used to use leather welding gloves for roasting pigs but inevitably, there is some type of spill and I end up with pig drippings all over the leather gloves. Not only is it near impossible to clean off the gloves but the heat from the hot drippings can leak into the gloves. These neoprene gloves clean up easy and are waterproof. Way better than welding gloves for cooking.

What caught my eye about these gloves was that they were washable. If you've smoked meat very much you know that you can get into quite a lot of grease. Wrong time of year for smoking but I'm certain they will work out nice. As far as heat protection, they seem to work great. They actually look kind of thin on the material and I wondered about it, but they are quite insulated. I pulled a cast iron skillet right off the stove top and put my hand under it to carry it to the table. It worked great. They only have one size, which was kind of a concern. I wear a size large normally. My fingers pretty much fit to the end. There is enough room in them for someone with wider hands and fingers to fit comfortable I believe. There's maybe a little slop from side to side, but I'm glad they are not overly long fingers so that you can't really function. These will be nice to be able to pick up and maneuver large pieces of meat around. The quality seems fine and I think you will be satisfied with them.