Rapicca Griller BBQ Heat Resistant Insulated Gloves Reviewed
These neoprene gloves are great for handling a number of hot items.
The flexible waterproof neoprene coating on the Rapicca Griller BBQ Heat Resistant Insulated Cooking Gloves makes them resistant to flame, grease, oil, and water.
The gloves are lined with double layer of sweat-absorbing cotton and are 14 inches long to protect your forearms from heat and flame. They come in one large size and are said to be heat safe up to 450°F.
The fingers and palm feature a rough non-slip surface which helps to pick up slippery objects. The gloves can be washed with soap and water, and a handy loop allows them to be hung to dry. They were the easiest to use of this variety.
Heat resistance. 22 seconds
Dexterity. No problem using tongs as well as a small paring knife
Comfort. Very comfortable, although the fingers were slightly stiff at first
Food handling. No problem and the gloves merely got warm
Product Information:
- Model:Griller BBQ Heat Resistant Insulated Cooking Gloves
- Item Price:$ 35.99
*Price Subject To Change - Where to buy (buying from this supplier supports this website):
- Made in USA:no
Published On: 5/17/2018 Last Modified: 3/5/2024
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