Everlast Elite Style Training Gloves Review

Gloves are not quite suitable for working in pairs, especially for those who work professionally. The brush does not rise to the top, but easily falls down, even with bandages on, this is not very safe. Arrived fairly quickly and well packaged

Of course, you need to select with a ruler according to the coverage of the brush. But if you are a rough guide, then a 9-year-old boy is suitable

The lining is flimsy, torn after a rare use for a month. I hope the seller will contact me to clarify the details. Wrote in support on the seller's website but there was no feedback.

That's just a piece of shit. I'm aware of Neverlast's bad publicity but still expected more just because they were good when I was young. I ordered a few to check out and came back afterwards. The gloves are bulky, made of junk, do not protect the hand, and may hurt the hand if you know how to punch. I have almost 20 years of experience in martial arts and boxing, I actively competed 10-12 years ago. Now I do pockets and sparring every other day just for fun. So I know what I'm talking about. I

Use these gloves for several months to work with a heavy bag. These are good gloves for a beginner or someone who is not a heavy puncher. The padding is very soft, with an aggressive hit on a heavy bag there is almost no protection. The design of the glove almost pushes your hand forward, causing your punches to land with a slight bend at the wrist. I had to take this into account and force the arm to straighten when I hit the bag hard. Another thing I really disliked about these gloves was…

I am a person who loves boxing and have been doing it for many years. I also love collecting different boxing gloves. So this is just an unbiased review. PRICE AND MONEY VALUE First of all, people talk about Neverlast and give it 1 or 2 stars. What did you expect? This is a glove that regularly sells for $30. You can't compare that with anything more expensive. Everlast has $100+ gloves that are better quality but you get what you pay for. You need to approach this with realistic expectations…