ihuan Ventilated Weight Lifting Gym Workout Gloves with Wrist Wrap Support for Men & Women, Full Palm Protection, for Weightlifting, Training, Fitness, Hanging, Pull ups

I recently purchased a pair of sport activity gloves, and I must say, I am thoroughly impressed! From the moment I slipped them on, I could immediately feel the comfort enveloping my hands. The cushioning provided is exceptional, offering a perfect balance between protection and flexibility.One of the standout features for me is the remarkable value these gloves offer. High-quality construction and performance. They are incredibly affordable. It's rare to find such a combination of affordability and quality in sports gear these days, but these gloves certainly deliver on both fronts.The protection they offer is top-notch. Whether I'm lifting weights at the gym or engaging in intense outdoor activities, I feel confident knowing that my hands are well-protected. The padding is just right, providing enough cushioning to prevent discomfort without sacrificing dexterity.I also appreciate the thoughtful design elements, such as the extra-long wrist strap. This feature not only adds to the overall comfort but also provides additional support, ensuring that the gloves stay securely in place even during vigorous workouts.Speaking of workouts, the grip these gloves provide is outstanding. I never have to worry about my hands slipping, allowing me to focus completely on my performance without any distractions. And despite regular use, the durability of these gloves is impressive. They have held up exceptionally well, showing minimal signs of wear and tear even after extensive use.Overall, I couldn't be happier with my purchase. These sport activity gloves have exceeded my expectations in every way possible. From their comfort and value to their protection and durability, they truly are a standout product. I would highly recommend them to anyone in need of reliable and high-performing gloves for their athletic endeavors.

This is my second pair. Great for workouts. Good padding in the palms. The wrist wrap can be adjusted for tightness- a big plus. Wears well and protects your hands well.

I kept these gloves as backups to my Trideer gloves, which are the best replacement for the old style Harbinger gloves that I have been able to find on the market today. These gloves are very comfortable, fit nicely on the hands, and come off very well, but don't have as much padding as the Trideer gloves, so they don't offer the same degree of protection as the Trideers, I think because they were made as multi-purpose gloves for weight lifting and cycling. The packaging even describes them as "sport gloves," not weight lifting gloves, but they work surprisingly effectively for workouts in the gym. I am not a big fan of the stretch material on the wrist wraps, and prefer something more stable. Having said that, they definitely do the job and feel great, so again, I kept these as backups to my Trideer gloves. You certainly can't beat them for the price, which is comparable to the Trideers and about half what the old Harbingers and other current high end weight lifting gloves cost.

I bought two different well-reviewed glove brands at the same time, one for home and one for work. I opened the first one and got what I expected -- a decent pair of workout gloves.Then I opened this one, figured out how to put them on, and wow -- as far as I can tell, you could use these to do a 900-lb deadlift. They are _rugged_. The wrist wrap goes around 3 times to secure them; there's no other way to wear them. But the fingertips are soft and surprisingly gentle. Your palms feel quite armored by the padding.I ordered a large, since I usually wear large gloves. These feel a little loose and on the large side to me, and I may need to try a medium. It's a close call. They're not loose, but they are a bit "roomy" and not uniformly snug. The wrist wrap secures the glove well enough. But keep that in mind -- they seem to run large.They're definitely overkill if you're never lifting more than about 40 pounds per hand. I'd get something lighter.

I've used Gold's Gym gloves for the last 10 years, and they've been fine, no complaints, but decided to try something different this time.These were rated as excellent on several independent review sites, other than Amazon, which made my decision to purchase them easy.These gloves appear well-constructed, with no flaws seen, and the fit was pretty accurate, as delineated in the sizing chart.Just completed my first workout, and must say, I really like the tacky palm surface, which provides a better grip than plain leather, and also has a little more padding than the Gold's, but not too much, a "just right" amount.The little tabs on two of the fingers, as well as the thumb, is very helpful for removal (many gloves have finger pulls, but often none on the thumb).If I had one criticism, it would be on the wrist straps.Although well-made, with good adherence, those having larger wrists may find it difficult to reach the velcro field with the end of the strap (not a problem for me, fortunately, as I have pretty small wrists, but even so, I can barely pull the end over enough to seat it).If they made either the straps or the velcro field about 1.5 or 2 inches longer, this would resolve this issue, I think.I've been lifting for 43 years, using all different brands/types of gloves, and must say, these are the best I've found so far, highly-recommend them.

It is pretty good quality, not a smaller size, soft pad to protect palm, breathable