Found colors else where that I liked better

They are durable and comfortable

Good quality

These were a stocking stuffer gift for my daughter. When I received them, I decided to wrap the box. She wasn’t expecting an additional gift, so she was not only surprised but very pleased. So happy they were silicone!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use these oven mitts regularly. I like that they are made of silicone and Ben be quickly rinsed off it food gets on them. They are good for removing hot items from the oven, but heat does transfer through them if you hold the pan for an extended period of time. They are very flexible and allow you to get a grim grip on the item you are holding/removing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My husband is a chef and used these with the BBQ the other day. They felt durable and safe to use while still being comfortable enough for him to cook with and remove easily when not in use. We love using silicone products because they seem are easier to clean and last much longer. These will definitely be our new go to gloves for indoor and outdoor cooking.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received the Town & Country Living Silicone Oven Mitts last week. I love them! I always use the regular ones, which I either put in the food, burn, or they just get filthy. I never owned a pair of silicone ones. These work great. Doesn't matter if my hand touches the food, just washes off. I went and got another pair and threw out my other ones,

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The oven mitts are definitely designed for larger hands. I found the oven mitts to be too big and that may be why I also found them more awkward to use. Because they are made out of silicone instead of fabric, they do not have as much bend or give to them. As a result, it just feels kind of awkward to have these larger nonbendable oven mitts on. I did like the silicone from the perspective that you could wipe them clean and not have to worry about spilling on them or having to wash them. It also was nice to have silicone gloves when dealing with hot water, in the event that some splashed on the glove, you didn't have to worry about the water leaking through and burning your hand. All-in-all they are ok, but I'm still using my old fabric oven mitts because I feel like I have the ability to have more control and better grip in what I'm handling.