Artisan Griller Heat-Resistant Gloves
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Most BBQ gloves are either too stiff to use or not heat-resistant enough to trust. The Artisan Griller gloves thread the needle — flexible enough to grip, rated to 932°F.
What We Love
- +932°F heat resistance
- +Flexible enough for dexterous work
- +Silicone grip pattern
- +Machine washable
- +Long cuff protects forearms
- +Ambidextrous design
Watch Out For
- −Not waterproof — steam will burn through
- −Sizing runs large
- −Grip decreases when greasy
- −Will stain permanently
Specifications
Heat Rating
932°F
Material
Aramid fiber with silicone grip
Cuff Length
Extended forearm coverage
Care
Machine washable
Sizing
One size (runs large)
The Full Review
These gloves are made for handling hot grates, moving charcoal baskets, or adjusting a Slow 'N Sear inside a Weber Kettle. The 932°F rating is what gives owners confidence to work around intense heat.
The key is the flexibility. Cheap gloves are like oven mitts — you can grab things but you can't manipulate them. These have individual fingers and enough dexterity to grip tongs, pick up grates, and adjust dampers.
The silicone grip pattern helps with wet or greasy items, though it's not perfect. For pulling pork or handling a wet brisket wrap, they're adequate but not ideal.
Important caveat: they're not waterproof. Steam will transfer heat right through the fabric. Use separate waterproof gloves for handling hot, wet items like foil-wrapped brisket.
Who Is It For?
Anyone who works around hot grills, especially kamado and offset smoker users. Charcoal grillers who handle hot grates and baskets. Safety-conscious cooks who want forearm protection.
Final Verdict
At $16, the Artisan Griller gloves are a no-brainer safety upgrade. They won't last forever, but they'll protect your hands through hundreds of cooks. Buy two pairs.
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