
Pitwright™ grill gloves
What the Pitwright gloves offer at the fire
Five separate fingers
Bulky mitts make it hard to turn a skewer or pick up tongs. Pitwright has individual fingers, so flipping, turning and skewering is done with the glove still on.
Cotton lining
Hands get damp inside gloves during a long cookout. A soft cotton interior sits against your skin and absorbs moisture, which keeps the glove comfortable to wear while you tend the fire.

One pair for many jobs
Camp trips mean carrying fewer things. The same pair works at a smoker, campfire or oven rack, and for moving fireplace logs, so you pack one glove instead of several.
Wipe-clean build
Gear should be easy to look after when you get home. The heavy construction wipes down with a cloth after a cookout, then it can be stored until the next fire.
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Reaching into a smoker or fire pit with thin oven mitts leaves little control over grates and pans. Pitwright makes grill gloves with dense Aramid insulation and long cuffs that cover the wrists and forearms near embers.
The five-finger design stays flexible, so tongs, spatulas and skewers can be held with a natural grip. A textured surface holds greasy pans and racks, and a soft cotton lining absorbs moisture inside the glove.
These barbecue gloves also work as smoker gloves at the grate, and as bbq gloves at the campfire. One pair of heat resistant grill gloves moves on to oven racks, fireplace logs and garage jobs.
- Extended cuffs over wrists and forearms
- Wipe-clean after a cookout
- Camp kitchen, smoker or oven use




