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Pro Style Boxing Gloves-Black 14oz

2.9 2.9 out of 5 stars 142 ratings

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Color Black
Material Faux Leather
Brand Everlast
Glove Type Training
Closure Type Hook and Loop

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2.9 out of 5 stars
142 global ratings

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Customers appreciate the value for money of the boxing gloves. They mention they're worth a try for the price, and they appreciate the quality and protection. However, some customers have reported that the gloves have an awful smell and use extremely toxic chemicals in production. Opinions differ on the durability, fit, comfort, and padding.

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18 customers mention "Value for money"18 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the value of the boxing gloves. They say they're worth a try for the price, are of high quality, and worth the wait.

"...makes amazingly sturdy, comfortable, and supportive gloves for a great price...." Read more

"...checklist is again amply explained in the phrase, "It's wonderful for the price." If I throw a hundred dollars plus at a company for boxing..." Read more

"...maybe they're worth a try for the price, but I wouldn't recommend it." Read more

"...Best gloves this price (less than 35 bucks)2) The material is very good, they will last very long..." Read more

12 customers mention "Gloves quality"12 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the quality of the boxing gloves. They mention they're nice for training, perfect for new boxers, and ideal for boxing enthusiasts.

"...These gloves are great for beginners or someone tight on cash, decent starter gloves, you can't beat the price...." Read more

"These gloves are good entry level gloves, I see many people give them five start but perhaps they haven't tried Grant or Cleto Reyes, if you're a..." Read more

"...Overall, it is a good pair of gloves for hitting the heavy bag. I would just suggest to getting a thicker pair of gloves if you want to spar." Read more

"Good gloves, but the odor is unbearable and it does not fade away." Read more

12 customers mention "Protection"12 positive0 negative

Customers like the protection the boxing gloves provide. They mention they're durable, don't scratch, and don't show any signs of wear.

"...Your hand is very protected (the fingers and the front part of the hand)..." Read more

"...The 14 and 12 oz are bag gloves, meaning they provide protection for your hand but not what you are punching...." Read more

"...They do the job with protection and the mesh ventiliation allows for some cooling (if that's possible with wraps). I would recommend these gloves...." Read more

"I bought these gloves for my Krav Maga class. They are very durable and comfortable. They hold up well during long drills as well as combat sparring." Read more

45 customers mention "Durability"23 positive22 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the durability of the boxing gloves. Some mention they're good quality and solidly made, while others say they've torn from multiple places and the stitching at the thumb started pulling apart.

"...pair of Rival leather sparring gloves that fit perfectly and have quality material both inside and out...." Read more

"...As the gloves are falling apart, I had hoped to return them or exchange for gloves that would hold up better, but the site says they are no longer..." Read more

"...get five stars in my mind not because they're the pinnacle of quality boxing equipment...." Read more

"...I had to sew through the thing again to keep it sturdy. Everything about these gloves is cheap, the sewing, the padding, the fake leather...." Read more

26 customers mention "Fit"16 positive10 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the fit of the boxing gloves. Some mention they fit okay and are made for almost any hand size. Others say they're tight-fitting to start with, but the wrist is much too large and leaves a lot of spare room to accidentally bend.

"...gloves. They're perfect! I can also fit my hand wraps in them because I wasn't able to fit my hand wraps in my last pair (which is bad)...." Read more

"...that never really went away, and they were very "boxy,' not at all form-fitting to my hands...." Read more

"...were the only ones available, so they're kind of big but they fit my hands very well and very comfortably...." Read more

"These glove look very attractive and fit really well but the smell was too much...." Read more

16 customers mention "Comfort"7 positive9 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the comfort of the boxing gloves. Some mention they're very comfortable and supportive, while others say they occasionally produce some knuckle soreness and hurt when they punch.

"...These gloves don't provide much support for your wrists, don't place your hands in a proper natural position and don't conform around your hands in..." Read more

"...It's a UK company that makes amazingly sturdy, comfortable, and supportive gloves for a great price...." Read more

"...You bet. Does this chafe the skin off your knuckles every once in a while (only during longer workouts, really)? Sure it does...." Read more

"...strenght you probably won't need handwraps, because the gloves are very confortable as i mentioned before, and they will fit your hands..." Read more

10 customers mention "Padding"3 positive7 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the padding of the boxing gloves. Some mention the padding is good, while others say the padding for the knuckles gives no support for anybody with decent punching power. The foam is too dense and can bruise the numbs even during a standard punch.

"...The padding is so stiff, that when you place your hand in a glove, the padding on the back of the glove doesn't wrap around your hand, instead it..." Read more

"...use these for heavy bag or pad work, DON'T SPAR with these, the padding is too stiff and cheap, these are meant for heavy bags...." Read more

"...The padding is good, they're quick and easy to get on and off, they did last for at least a year before they started to let me down..." Read more

"...The foam is too dense and can bruise the knuckles even during a standard bag workout..and they smell...enough to it give me a headache, Your..." Read more

25 customers mention "Smell"6 positive19 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the smell of the boxing gloves. They mention they use extremely toxic chemicals in production.

"...When they were new, they had a very strong petroleum-like smell that never really went away, and they were very "boxy,' not at all form-fitting..." Read more

"...I'm very concerned about the smell though. They smell kind of like moth balls...." Read more

"...for a few minutes, pulled them off and smelled my hands - awful smell is now on my hands. Took 20 minutes of washing to get most of the smell off...." Read more

"...(it means that even if you swet, they wont smell or stink)..." Read more

I had hoped to return them or exchange for gloves that would hold up better, but the site says they are no longer ...
1 out of 5 stars
I had hoped to return them or exchange for gloves that would hold up better, but the site says they are no longer ...
I bought these gloves in July 2015 for Muay Thai and they started falling apart (velcro coming apart at the seams from the elastic at the wrists) this week, less than 9 months later. When they were new, they had a very strong petroleum-like smell that never really went away, and they were very "boxy,' not at all form-fitting to my hands. As the gloves are falling apart, I had hoped to return them or exchange for gloves that would hold up better, but the site says they are no longer eligible for return or exchange.Everlast Pro Style Boxing Training Gloves Red, 8 oz
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Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2016
I bought these gloves in July 2015 for Muay Thai and they started falling apart (velcro coming apart at the seams from the elastic at the wrists) this week, less than 9 months later. When they were new, they had a very strong petroleum-like smell that never really went away, and they were very "boxy,' not at all form-fitting to my hands. As the gloves are falling apart, I had hoped to return them or exchange for gloves that would hold up better, but the site says they are no longer eligible for return or exchange. Everlast Pro Style Boxing Training Gloves Red, 8 oz
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1.0 out of 5 stars I had hoped to return them or exchange for gloves that would hold up better, but the site says they are no longer ...
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2016
I bought these gloves in July 2015 for Muay Thai and they started falling apart (velcro coming apart at the seams from the elastic at the wrists) this week, less than 9 months later. When they were new, they had a very strong petroleum-like smell that never really went away, and they were very "boxy,' not at all form-fitting to my hands. As the gloves are falling apart, I had hoped to return them or exchange for gloves that would hold up better, but the site says they are no longer eligible for return or exchange.[[ASIN:B01ATGJOU6 Everlast Pro Style Boxing Training Gloves Red, 8 oz]]
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Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2014
Over all this is a good product for people that are not so serious in training for martial arts or just need something to get started in a class. I bought these back in 2010 and thought I would review them now after beating them up for sometime. If you are like me and need gloves for serious training, I cannot recommend these to you. These gloves don't provide much support for your wrists, don't place your hands in a proper natural position and don't conform around your hands in a proper manner.

The padding is so stiff, that when you place your hand in a glove, the padding on the back of the glove doesn't wrap around your hand, instead it flares out (think of a cobra) and leaves a space between the material and your hand on the thumb and pinky sides of your hand. Because of the space on either side of your hand, the gloves have a tendency to move or slide around and you will find yourself having to re-adjust the straps constantly. I actually have had my right thumb slide out of the thumb of the glove and had to stop in the middle of a sparring round to adjust it. The velcro straps can get annoying, since they can come undone if you brush up against a partner and even stick to your clothes. Then there is the fact that they don't have anti-bacterial material inside which would keep the smell away (although this can be solved with any odor control product). Finally, the material is very cheap. The outside has a thin film cover (most likely vinyl) over the cloth material on the outside that peels and bubbles off and has a satin type interior, which tears and frays easily. This pair barely lasted three years of training (about 2 hours 3-5 days a week).

If you are looking for a glove to train seriously you will have to spend a bit more for better quality. Look into leather training gloves like the professional ones from Everlast, Rival, Title, Hayabusa or any other good name that makes leather gloves. I bought a pair of Rival leather sparring gloves that fit perfectly and have quality material both inside and out. They also, have laces that do come undone (rarely) and don't shift around like these do. The only thing these are good for is for someone who needs a weighted glove to do cardio training on a punching bag or pads. The only time I use these now, is when I'm on the punching bag or pads and need a weighted glove for extra difficulty.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2015
DON'T BUY THE BLUE GLOVES. Only buy them if you have AMAZON prime with free 2 day shipping. I saw 3 pairs of these blue gloves, and out of the 6 individual gloves 5 were defective and missing padding in the fingers. The padding it was missing is important because it gives you padding to grip with your fingertips to grip the glove. Without it, your pushing straight through the pleather over time. This whole batch seems to be full of defective gloves, which is why I'm assuming they're on sale. I can't speak for the black gloves, but as for the red I've seen 5 pairs total, each one was in correct condition, except for one pair that had a small tear from shipping and handling. These gloves are great for beginners or someone tight on cash, decent starter gloves, you can't beat the price. Only use these for heavy bag or pad work, DON'T SPAR with these, the padding is too stiff and cheap, these are meant for heavy bags. Order red (or black maybe) and check over the whole pair. If there's any damage, missing seams, missing padding (check the fingertips) then order a replacement! Make sure you get your money worth and start with a perfect pair. That'll ensure you get the longest usage. Clean them and dry them after usage and they'll last you well. Also I should note that these do not provide great wrist support like more expensive gloves, so ALWAYS use hand wraps when hitting the bag. Unfortunately, these gloves will quickly degrade over time. The gloves are covered in loose seams that start to come undone as the gloves get used. This means things will split apart. After like 3 weeks, the velcro strap on both gloves was ripping apart for me. I had to sew through the thing again to keep it sturdy. Everything about these gloves is cheap, the sewing, the padding, the fake leather. These gloves are only useful for beating up on a heavy bag, and even then I recommend you spend $40 to $50 on a better pair from a brand like RDX, Ringside, or Title, that will actually support your wrist and knuckles, so that you can train longer without hurting yourself. For people looking for GOOD budget gloves, I recommend RDX. It's a UK company that makes amazingly sturdy, comfortable, and supportive gloves for a great price. They have some $50 gloves on sale right now for $35, and these gloves are way better and nicer looking than anything else I've seen in the price range. Just search "RDX boxing gloves" on amazon.

Anyways final thoughts on these gloves: They are pretty bad. The cheapest gloves money can buy. Very little protection, very short life span, lazy construction. The only reason I'm giving them a 3 is because of the price, these aren't bad for a beginner or penny pincher who just needs something dirt cheap to hit a bag with.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Excelente producto, relacion calidad-precio inmejorable
Reviewed in Mexico on May 26, 2017
Excelente calidad en cuanto a su precio, el servicio de maravilla; ninguna queja, todo perfecto.
Práctico boxeo y adquirí uno de 16oz para trabajar mejor, son grandes y la calidad se me hace excelente.
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1.0 out of 5 stars Contains PROP 65. Real convenient of them not to ...
Reviewed in Canada on August 29, 2017
Contains PROP 65. Real convenient of them not to mention this in the product description.
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