SHELL 100% Fire-resistant Aramid yarn. LINING 80% Bamboo-fiber, 20% Polyester. Heat-resistant and Cut-resistant, Perfect for Grilling and other High-temperature tasks. PFAS free, providing a safer, more Eco-health conscious option
PREMIUM THREE-LAYER MATERIAL — Our grilling gloves consist of three materials. The FIRST MATERIAL is silicone strips that ensure your objects won't slip out of your hands. The SECOND LAYER is Fire-resistant Aramid fiber, providing high heat resistance and flame retardancy. The THIRD MATERIAL is cooling bamboo fiber, which prevents allergies and offers better breathability, ensuring greater comfort
PROTECT YOUR HANDS — HandLove BBQ gloves can withstand temperatures of up to 1472°F (800°C), providing perfect protection for your hands when handling hot items. Get easier access to making delicious food with these barbecue gloves. Compared to silicone, our gloves feature a cooling Bamboo-fiber lining design, which not only prevents burns but also ensures excellent heat dissipation and breathability
WEARING COMFORT PRO — Bamboo fiber's unique structure provides a soft, skin-safe, and ultra-breathable feel with high moisture absorption and excellent breathability. When wearing these heat resistant gloves for grilling, you can noticeably feel a cooling effect with no stuffiness at all. Enjoy peace of mind as you grill, cook, and bake with confidence
EASY TO WEAR, CLEAN & STORAGE — These oven mitts are reversible, so there's no difference between the right or left hand, making them easy to wear on either side. The extra strip design allows for easy hanging after machine washing, ensuring quick drying and convenient storage. Plus, they are PFAS-free, providing a Safer and more Eco-health conscious choice for your kitchen
【USAGE INSTRUCTIONS NOTICE】These heat-resistant gloves are flame-resistant but not permanently fireproof or heat-insulating. The gloves are black in color, but after direct contact with flames, they will reveal the original orange-yellow color of the aramid material. This is a normal occurrence
