Everlast Pro Style Exercise Workout Training Boxing Gloves for Sparring, Heavy Bag and Mitt Work

These Everlast Pro Training Boxing Gloves absolutely deliver when it comes to quality and comfort. The moment you put them on, you feel the difference—the padding is solid, the interior feels comfortable, and the wrist support is excellent, offering a secure fit without being restrictive.I use them both on the heavy bag and in the ring, and they’ve held up round after round. Unlike other gloves in this price range, my hands don’t hurt after training, which says a lot about the protection they offer. The red color is bold and powerful, and every time I wear them I feel like Ali—float like a butterfly, sting like a bee.Cleaning them can be a bit tricky, as with most boxing gloves, but there are plenty of products on the market to help with that, so it’s not a big issue. Everlast’s reputation for high-quality gear is absolutely justified, and these gloves are no exception.For the price, comfort, and performance, these gloves are a knockout.

Amazing and stay for a long time very good quality!!

So, I remember having heard a strange line of advice regarding regular boxing gloves: "Use athlete's foot powder so it doesn't smell so bad and nothing grows on it"I honestly found the idea non appealing at all, and thankfully have never been close to having those issues with these gloves. They breathe well, and are designed not to have any of those issues.Besides that, they last quite a bit for moderate users such as myself. They are comfortable and well built too, plus to my eyes look better than many higher end models (I don't like to look like a commercial or a power ranger, just sleek minimalist design will do for me thank you).So with all this said, they are thankfully quite affordable; consider getting a pair as far as I'm concerned, highly recommended for general fitness and light sparring (not only bag training but shadow boxing too).

The gloves themselves are good. Standard boxing gloves. I got the 12oz after reading other comments suggesting these for a punching bag. The packaging does say that 12oz is for shorter people and that I should've gotten 16oz, but these still fit fine. My fingers are not scrunched.First, though, they *really* smell. Like, find a safe spot for them because they will stink up anything they're in contact with, and the room. Strong vinyl. Almost sickening if they're in your room overnight.Second and more importantly, the concern I have is that in the right glove, half the velcro strap ripped from it's elastic band under normal usage. I'm not sure what to do about it; I'm going to try stitching the velcro back in myself, but I don't think this should have happened.

I got these gloves as a way to mix up my workout by allowing me to hit the heavy bag. My advice to anyone just starting out like I was, GET HAND WRAPS. I used these on a heavy bag at a gym by without wraps and while I felt fine initially, I felt it the day after. My wrists were sore and I'd say I was probably going about 60% of my capability. My friend who also got a pair ended up having chafed knuckles and sore wrists, he was probably going about 80% - 85% I personally bought these Everlast EverGel Hand Wraps (Yellow, Medium) and definitely feel the difference. I felt much more comfortable going 100%.With that being said, these gloves are great. A lot of other reviews claim there is a smell when you first get them, I didn't have this problem. There was no smell whatsoever actually. Even after I've worked out the heavy bag in them a couple times, I don't notice a smell when I'm done with them. There's a fair amount of cushion between your knuckle and the bag so while you can go at the bag, I wouldn't go full throttle at it (as I previously said). I felt a little bit of wrist support but I assumed they wanted you to buy hand wraps too. They look pretty well made and I haven't had any problems with them so far. I'd definitely buy them again if I needed another pair of gloves.

Bought my original pair back in June 2013 and just partially replaced them with a different pair in May 2017. They have only been replaced as my go to training gloves by a pair of Venum gloves I received as a gift, the Venum ones are just more aesthetically pleasing to me..That being said, these Everlast ones are outstanding for the money! Over the four years I've owned my pair, I've put in countless hours hitting mitts, heavy bags, and even sparring. I'm no heavyweight, but certainly considered a power puncher for the 145lbs kickboxing division, and these have held up great. The padding to them is noticeably "broken in" but they still provide adequate protection even on the heavy bag. I've noticed plenty of teammates at my gym also using Everlast gloves, and haven't heard many complaints about them. Some people complain about anything that's not considered "top of the line" with a high price tag attached(brand elitism). I've also picked up several pairs recently as community gloves for some beginner kickboxing classes I've begun teaching on my own, because I know I'll get my money's worth. My personal pair still remain in my gym bag and get used, they're just not my main pair anymore, but not due to these gloves being anything but great for training at a great value.