Offthehook
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Might be a tight fit.
Anyone have these gloves?
- Thread starter chriscw81
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HankB
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Thanks Chis!
Dumby here (I guess.)
I thought that since silicone handles high heat well that these would. They don't
Smokin' D
is Blowin Smoke!
Brown cotton work gloves, the real cheapies, with a pair on Nitrile gloves over them. Works really well for me.
tnjimbob
Full Fledged Farker
^^^ +1 to this.
Cheap and easy to replace if they get dirty. Harbor Freight has the nitrile gloves in different thicknesses (3 mil, 5 mil, & up to 8mil, IIRC) that work great with either brown cotton gloves or these knit cotton gloves:
http://www.harborfreight.com/6-pairs-knit-gloves-46992.html
HTGGUY
Knows what a fatty is.
I got mine at harbor fright, a lot less and work fine
rtc
Got Wood.
I bought a 12-pack of gloves for $35 at Amazon. They are perfect for pulling pork, food handling, etc. They're also great for lots of other uses as well.
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olewarthog
Full Fledged Farker
I have a pair & they are good for handling hot, large pieces of meat. Pulling pork with them is a pain. They get very slick quick & are not very flexible, IMHO. Also, you better clean them good right away. They will mildew & stain.
I go with along with smokin d & tnjimbob. Cheap cotton work gloves under a pair of nitrile gloves is a lot better for pulling.
I go with along with smokin d & tnjimbob. Cheap cotton work gloves under a pair of nitrile gloves is a lot better for pulling.
CarolinaQue
is One Chatty Farker
If you're near the water, you can find insulated crabbing gloves that work just as well (if not better if you can find some that are textured) for a much better price. When I lived in VA, that's all I used.
KnucklHed BBQ
Babbling Farker
^^^Yup, I've used the 2nd pair for several years and they work great! I've noticed that they do eventually kinda harden up and are less flexible, but heck at that price if I get a year out of them we're good!
I usually get the smallest ones I can that still fit, I loose a bit of insulation that way, but gain dexterity, well worth it! A pair of nitrile gloves inside these gloves makes them slide off a lot easier too!
Kevin_Texas
Knows what a fatty is.
Same here...
chriscw81
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sorry, i didnt mean to sound like an arse
What he said.
I tried several brands/types of the heavy insulated gloves.
Slick and hard to keep clean inside.
No "feel" and hard to pick out bits of fat and other "stuff".
Thin cotton gloves inside Nitrile works wonderful for me 8)
K.I.S.S.
TIM
