Revgear Pro Leather Boxing Gloves - Striking Boxing Training Gloves, Heavy Bag Gloves, Hook and Loop Wrist Support, Attached Thumb, Grip Bar -10500

I have average hands and do not wrap, and the gloves were an uncomfortably tight squeeze on my hand, and my pinky fingers were cramped up against their neighboring fingers. I understand that new leather gloves are often snug, and need to be worn in. These were not snug; they were just too small. Otherwise, they seemed very well made, and appeared to have ample padding. Therefore, if you have small hands, such a female, lightweight fighter, or someone in their early teens, these may work for you. I was forced to return mine.

These gloves exceeded my expectations. I was looking for a cheap-but decent glove to match my Revgear shinguards for kickboxing training until I wanted to drop money on a higher quality glove. But what I got was much better than what I expected, I was pleasantly surprised. The padding around the knuckles is a little bit on the thinner side but it makes up for it in good wrist support padding. The glove also fits a bit tight on my hands even without hand wraps, and mind you I got the 16 oz, so I'd you have larger hands expect to have to break these in. Over all pleased with the product I received for the price.

I bought these right after joining kickboxing classes!They are the perfect size for my little arms to keep up and they keep my knuckles well protected so I can really hit the bag hard!You still may want to get some kind of wraps for underneath as these gloves don't support the wrists well and you could hurt yourself if you hit the bag wrong!I bought these at the beginning of January and I use them 6 days a week and they give me no problems!!

A little stiff when new. Especially around the thumb seam. But broken in now they feel great and high quality.

She goes at least four times a week to Kick Boxing and personal training classes one a week so she needed a set of gloves that would last. This is her 2nd pair, the first ones lasted for well over a year before she had them broken down and stuffing falling out. Considering how badly all the other brands she tried faired, and the fact that these gloves fit much better w/o the feeling of being constricted between the fingers and thumb she had be pull the trigger on a replacement set. This says a lot as she would not buy any of the other brands a 2nd time and in fact had returned at least two of the others after just a few uses due to comfort issues. Over all these are great gloves especially for the money.

Ordered red Revgear Pro Leather Training Gloves in the 12-ounce size. Received a pair of black. The return was quite easy. Must say, wonderful customer service through Amazon. They agreed to send me the red gloves and in fact my new gloves arrived a day later. I was so excited to open the box only to discover that the gloves were not padded the same on both sides. My left glove felt fully padded and my right glove did not have the same thickness in the knuckle area. Imagine how that felt when boxing. Left hand goes "Whack!" and the right hands goes "Whack! Ouch!" So, my knock-out boxing round (in kickboxing it's just me and a big bag) are going at it ~~ "Whack!... Whack!Ouch!.... Whack!...Whack!Ouch!... Whack!...Whack!Ouch!" Sorry Revgear but I had to return these gloves. Ouch.

They are well made at a great price! There are a few downsides. First there is padding over the outside of the wrist that means that the velcro doesn't close completely flat on my smaller wrists. Second, is that the fingers tips are tight for someone wearing wraps underneath. They work great for me, after years of martial arts, I don't need much wrist support. My kickboxing students need wraps underneath though, so I'm going with the Title Aerobic Leather Gloves for them. These do feel better made and feel better on bare hands so I'm keeping these great Revgear gloves for me.

The media could not be loaded.  I took this video in February and forgot to post it. As of today's post 3 months later, the gloves are identical to the video and have held up and look exactly the same. I'm very satisfied, and these really are a great value. Feel free to ask me any questions and I'll get back with you.As a general tip, I've since found a better way to maintain the gloves. Instead of baby powder, which you have to bang out pretty hard to avoid caking after a work out, I just spray Lysol in them and let them air dry on my balcony. Works just as well, if not better.

Feels great till now, I have only trained for 3 days after I got it last Wednesday still holding up great and the fit is great 👍. I will let all know if anything changes over time.

Excellent glove - feels of good quality all the way . for 50$ this is the best deal for a beginner boxing glove and i will recommend this to anyone who wants to get into knocking some bag for fun.Though if you were a serious boxer may be need to spend more money.In short worthwhile for amateurs like me.,

Arrived same day...look and feel great for the $UPDATE: I still think they "look and feel great for the $", but I killed them in about 3 months. (padding in the fist was flattened, but that said, they are "looking" great) IF you are going to be using these often, and if you EVER plan on sparring, step up, spend no less than 2x this much. If you're doing a "fitness" type thing, these are likely perfect.

Very well made and durable.

These gloves are great, not too stiff but still have really good wrist support. Since they are leather, there is no off-gassing which is a bonus! I normally kickbox a few times a week so these are perfect for me.