💪 Enhance Your Training with Ringside Synthetic Bag Gloves: Durable, Versatile, and Reliable Review

Feeling way cheaper than expected. Ringside Econo Gloves are made from a higher quality material. The cut of the gloves is good, with good hand straps, just crappy material. The only reason I'm sticking with it is because I only paid $10 for warehouse deals.

Simply an excellent deal for the price. I wear oversized gloves so these big baggy gloves are true to size. I was afraid I wouldn't be able to put them on, but I can get my hand through the strap just fine. They're tough, well made, comfortable - and this guy in his 50s looks forward to hitting the bag even harder when I've got proper handguards.

I've been boxing for over 40 years and I'm a big fan of Ringside products. These gloves have a great fit and shape. Three sizes fits well with most boxer shorts in my gym. My young boxers love them and they are available at a price they can afford. Good wrist support, excellent hand protection. I was concerned about the synthetic material but so far it's held up well. I bought about 10 pairs of these shoes and plan to buy more.

I have to admit that I was skeptical when I bought it, I've never trained with a heavy bag. They were easy to put on and fit well. You can do it yourself, yes, with your teeth, but you'll get a fix. Provide good protection for my fist and help keep my wrist stable without additional packaging. In a month I look forward to working with the bag as part of a cardio kicker before a great workout. A solid, well-made product at a reasonable price that was easy to implement even with the Prime. Very…

Everyone who saw these gloves said horrible things about them. a pair of Fairtex pocket gloves, and they're made of a much nicer material. Don't be offended, Ringsides cost half the price and are therefore made from cheaper materials. I don't like that the foam inside the gloves is kind of soft or anything. They just don't feel as comfortably sticky as the 16 ounce Everlast gloves I've used. I recommend saving up for a better pair of gloves that are made of or closer to leather.