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Open Fire Glove
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SKU: open-fire-gloves
Overview
Built for handling open flames and hot coals, these gloves are aimed at hunters and outdoorsmen who need dependable hand protection around campfires, grills, and other fire-side tasks. The full-grain cowhide construction is described as thick and durable, with a high cuff design that adds coverage while still leaving room for movement. They are intended for heat, coal, and spark exposure over extended periods, but they are not fire-retardant and should not be treated as protection against direct flame. Available in charcoal gray, they offer a straightforward, work-focused option for fire handling rather than general-purpose glove use.
Why Hunters Choose the Barebones
Natural Full-grain
Cowhide leather construction
Protects Hands
From heat, coal, and sparks
Thick Cut
High cuff design for added
Allows Flexibility
Freedom of movement
Durable, Long-lasting
Glove design
Key Features
- Natural full-grain cowhide leather construction
- Protects hands from heat, coal, and sparks
- Thick cut design balances protection and flexibility
- High cuff helps shield wrists and forearms
- Available in charcoal gray
- No fire retardants used on this product
Best Used For
- Handling open fires while needing heat, coal, and spark protection for extended periods
- Campfire cooking and fire tending where thick coverage and flexible hand movement matter
- Users wanting high-cuff gloves for added shielding during close work around flames
- Outdoor tasks requiring durable leather hand protection without fire-retardant-treated materials
Specifications
| Color | Charcoal gray |
|---|---|
| Design | Thick cut and high cuff design |
| Direct Fire Warning | Extended exposure to direct fire can burn you |
| Durability | Durable and made to last |
| Fire Retardants | No fire retardants are used |
| Flexibility | Allows flexibility and freedom of movement |
| Heat Protection | Protects against heat, coal, and sparks for extended periods |
| Material | Natural full-grain cowhide leather |
Pros
- Natural full-grain cowhide leather construction
- Protects hands from heat, coal, and sparks
- Thick cut and high cuff design for added shielding
- Allows flexibility and freedom of movement
- Durable, long-lasting glove design
- Available in charcoal gray
Considerations & Trade-offs
- These gloves are designed for heat, coal, and sparks, but they are not fireproof and should not be used for extended exposure to direct flame.
- The thick cut and high cuff add protection, which can reduce the bare-hand feel some users prefer for finer tasks.
- No fire retardants are used on this product, so protection is based on the glove construction rather than treated materials.
- Available only in charcoal gray, which limits color choice if you want a different look or easier visual matching with other gear.
Suggested Comparisons
- Heat-resistant work gloves
- Leather camp gloves
- Fire pit gloves
- Welding gloves
Suggested Accessories
- Heat-resistant glove liner
- Fire pit tool
- Leather conditioner
- Protective apron
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Open Fire Glove designed for?
It is designed for working around an open fire, with protection for hands from heat, coal, and sparks.
What material are these gloves made from?
The product data says they are made from natural full-grain cowhide leather.
Do these gloves have fire retardant treatment?
No. The product description states that no fire retardants are used on this product.
What protection features are mentioned?
The gloves are described as thick cut with a high cuff design to help shield the hands while still allowing flexibility and freedom of movement.
Are there any safety limitations I should know about?
Yes. The description notes that extended exposure to direct fire can burn you, so they are not meant for direct prolonged flame contact.