Fireplace Gloves

^^^. Same

 

I got these Hot work gloves from our plant. They are used in our lab and the calciner operators are issued a pair. I need to get another pair, right thumb has a small hole. They really withstand the heat, though.

 

I rarely use gloves while adding firewood to the stove.

If its that hot, wait awhile before you add wood.

Or.......

Your hands/skin will "toughen up" over time. It make take some of you city dwellers a little longer, but trust me, they'll get tougher.

Usually by spring, they have reached their "peak" in heat proof tolerance.

 

I've had a pair of the regular length LL Bean gloves for close to 12 years and I expect to get many more years out of them.

Fireplace Gloves | Fireplace & Hearth at L.L.Bean (llbean.com)

 

I bought a 2 pack of cheap welding gloves from a farm supply store shortly after I started heating with wood. Don’t think they have any brand name and don’t know where they were made. I usually only use the right hand one, and even then it is only on a couple minutes 3-4 times a week in the heating season so I should be set for quite a while. They do what I need em to, I can’t justify spending big $$$ for Snap On, or LL Beans

 

I use my grilling gloves when I need to get in the stove if it's hot, since they are gauntlets and protect my arms, I think they are made in the USA. Extra-Long Suede Gloves

Otherwise, I just use a pair of leather work gloves for quick reloads.

 

I use welders gloves.

 

Yep, that's what I use mine for.

 

I have the long gloves from northline express. They have held up well.

 

Black Stallion Made in USA Split Cowhide Stick Glove - 101A

If you want made in USA.


Mike in Okla