Maximize Your Training with Everlast Powerlock Training Gloves Review

After less than 3 months of wearing these gloves, the seams on the left glove began to tear and the glove itself fell apart. It's good that I noticed this when training with a heavy bag and not when sparring, because that could lead to injuries. VERY DISAPPOINTED! For some reason there is no link to contact the seller. Everlast Powerlock Hook&Loop Men's Gloves 14oz Black/Gold

I REALLY wanted to love her. I think they look so smooth and sharp. However, for a kickboxer using bandages, this is a terrible option. The gloves are already too tight on bare hands, but the addition of bandages makes these gloves PAINFULLY tight for those with wrists and hands that aren't like a three year old. So if you have very graceful hands, be sure to give it a try! But for anyone with medium or large hands, don't waste your time, money or hope for them.

The best gloves I've ever had and it doesn't come close. I weigh about 195 pounds and can crack, so I had a lot of trouble finding a pair of gloves that were comfortable and protective. My hands are fine after splitting the padding in my last pair (which are no longer made). I've tried the best Venum gloves (brought them back - they were terrible in my opinion) and the Contender Palladium gloves (kept as a spare but they're only decent). These wear out quickly, have amazing wrist support, and…

I take boxing classes and light sparring in elementary school. Good quality gloves. They were tight around the thumbs for me and a bit tight around the fist in general. I have above average hands, so for some it's not a problem. I had previously owned a pair of Cleto Reyes and definitely noticed that my Cleto Reyes gloves provided much better sweat and odor protection than these. Everlast gloves retain the smell of sweat better. Overall, they offer good protection for your hands and feel…

I bought these to replace my 7 year old Title Gel Bag Gloves which were getting really "funky" but they are trendy comparison really terrible. They're small and the padding just isn't very good. I tried them for about 5 minutes but gave up and went back to my old gloves as I felt my thumb was about to snap. I wouldn't recommend them to anyone trying to build strength with a bag. These gloves hit the pocket, but the pocket doesn't feel it, so who cares? Sparring gloves are meant for sparring…

Women can have 1 pair of boxing gloves that look good and are comfortable thanks to Everlast. This is my second pair. They last a while. They wrote in the description that it is a leather made with a "protective layer foam construction" but I'm not sure about that. Gloves have evolved over the past decade and if I liked my previous pair I can say they are ergonomic as they mimic the natural position of the fist and the double layer really protects. I recommend hand wraps to increase comfort…

I've been boxing with these boxing gloves almost every day for a little over 6 months. These are pretty good basic boxing gloves that fit my hands and wrists well (I'm a small woman about 5ft 3in). They are made of synthetic material and have a synthetic lining that doesn't chafe on my hands like other boxing glove liners and sometimes hurt me when I hit too hard or when I have to hold a board or something with boxing gloves on. so I wish they had more support. After talking to a few friends at

I have been boxing and fighting since I was 11 and am now in my 40's. The purpose of her purchase was solely to work with bags. Some boxing gloves that I can handle without clenching a full fist. However, these gloves left my thumb very open as they are blocked. I took my scissors and completely cut off the thumb area and also added a slit between the glove area of the middle and index finger so I could insert the thumb and lock it in properly. Fist. After these two minor modifications, this…

First of all these are great training gloves, especially for the price. This is my third pair of gloves I have owned and by far the best. What sets them apart, one thing that might seem like an issue is the fit and "lock" feel. Boxing gloves are inherently meant to be snug and supportive. These gloves, especially with wraps, fit snugly and stay in place as they should. To me, they felt almost as good as shoelaces! My arms are pretty average for a woman, but my wrists and forearms are larger…