Weight Lifting Gloves, 18" Wrist Wrap Support, Pro Padded Gym Gloves for Powerlifting, Cross Training, Workout, Men & Women (Pair), XL (Fits 8.6-9.25 Inches)

I ordered the Trudeer Workout Gloves for Men (XL) for my 9 in. wide hands. I received the gloves and I was really impressed with the softness and quality of the gloves. The gloves fit perfectly and very comfortable. I really like the secure Velcro wrist band that wraps around the wrist which provides excellent wrist support for heavy reps. I was impressed with the padding in the palm area of the gloves. I also wanted to mention that there is no leakage of dye from the leather due to sweaty hands. My older leather Weider gloves used to leak black dye on the top of my hands from sweating. These gloves don't have that problem. I highly recommend them!

Best quality. Excellent grip.

Doesn't feel premium. Looks a lower quality from the pics shown. 4 stars if price would have been less than 1 K.

Like a lot of others, I used to love the Harbinger line of lifting gloves. They were well built and would stand up to heavy abuse. I was once a bit of a gym rat and would be there working out 5-6 times a week and putting gloves through their paces on heavy lifting days. A $20 pair of Harbingers used to last me about a year or so before I'd finally wear them out and have them unravel. Then the build quality of those gloves took a serious and obvious hit, and they'd unravel after only a couple months of serious use. I've been searching for a reliable replacement ever since. At first I tried the Grip Power Pads Elite. They seemed well-built, and at more than double the cost of the old Harbingers, I figured I'd get what I paid for. I was wrong. Those gloves started coming apart at the stitched seams after only a month or so of moderate use. To be fair, the seam splitting didn't occur in places that caused the gloves to lose functionality and unravel further, and it took them a while longer to degrade to the point of being unusable. But still, if I'm gonna spend $50-60 on gloves, I expect the best of the best, and they did not deliver on that. I also felt that the Elite's palm grips were overly padded. After years of searching, I'm happy to report that I have found these Trideer gloves to be the original Harbinger replacement I was looking for. They are the best value for the money, with great build quality, comfort, and true to size fit. I no longer push myself as hard as I used to in the gym, but I've owned these gloves for 5-6 months now and use them for some solid weightlifting sessions at least 1-2 times per week. They look and feel as good as the day I bought them. My one minor quibble is that the palm grips here also feel a little too padded for my taste, but it isn't nearly as much at the aforementioned Elites and it is definitely not a deal-breaker for me. These are the best gloves you'll get for $20 and should hold together for a good long time. They will be my go-to from here on out unless something in the build quality changes.

I have wrist problems and need additional support when lifting weights. These gloves give my wrists the additional support I need. They fit well and enable me to maintain a firm grip on the bar. I also wear them for push-ups and pull-ups. They are relatively easy to remove even when wey with sweat (understanding that wet gloves present removal problems). They are comfortable, well made, and durable.