🧤 Title Classic Leather Elastic Training Gloves 2.0: Optimal Support and Flexibility for Intensive Workouts Review

Came in the state of "the fly did not sit. " 14 oz. Both gloves are marked accordingly. In fact, the right glove is noticeably smaller both inside and visually from the outside. Subjectively, it is 12 ounces. Maybe something got mixed up at the factory. Refusal.

I bought these for my 15 year old son who has recently started boxing and he loves them! They seem to be of good quality, a fun color and it's a lot nicer than wearing sweaty rental gloves at the gym.

My husband uses these in his boxing class at Rock Steady to treat his Parkinson's disease. They use them to hit speedbags and heavy bags. This is the second pair we have bought for him and they have held up well.

I'll start by clarifying that I'm not an expert on boxing or boxing gloves. I attended very intensive one-hour boxing classes every day. I first bought a pair of entry level Everlast synthetic leather gloves. About $25. After several months of work, these gloves were worn out and stank. I'm sure Everlast makes good quality gloves, I must have just bought the cheap ones. Let's fast forward a few months. I bought these title gloves because a lot of the boxers in the class used them. My experience