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

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.

I’ve used these gloves regularly while working near a high-temperature furnace during aluminum melting operations, and they’ve consistently delivered outstanding protection. The Kevlar lining provides excellent heat resistance, while the aluminized outer layer effectively reflects radiant heat, keeping hand temperatures manageable even under prolonged exposure. Dexterity remains sufficient for handling tools and equipment safely. These gloves are clearly engineered for serious industrial use and have become an essential part of my PPE. Highly recommended for foundry, forging, or any high-heat application.

Well made, comfortable. Using with woodstove. Can move burning wood around with this glove.

They don't repel the heat. I can't hold something in my hand for more than 15 seconds. I'm outside the return window by three days and can't return it. These are useless

These are awesome. Comfortable and definitely protects when welding. Great price too compared to competitors. Saving this product and reordering when that time comes.

The others did not work like the mentioned. Theses work exactly as stated, my son says they look like something from the Jetsons cartoon but absolutely loves them.

Withstands direct contact with heat over 1500° without damage or heating up. Sizes run a little small.

After about 2 weeks in school, these were basically ruined while welding flux core. Burned straight through the silver side .