Liberlupus Boxing Gloves - Unisex Training Gloves for Boxing, Kickboxing, Muay Thai, MMA - Heavy Bag Punching Gloves for Men & Women Review

Opened up, tried on for a minute and got to work. The next morning I woke up with a severe rash on the inside of my arms and ankles, inflamed and irritated. That was three days ago and is only now starting to decrease. Don't know what was in these items and if it was actually a used pair (looked new) but no fun. For the record, as always, I have never had an allergic reaction or rash to anything. Kinda disgusting. Returned, not recommended.

I really like these groves, I feel my hands are very protective. I don't usually write reviews very often, but I understand that reviews can help people like me. I look at reviews before I decide to buy anything. I understand that sometimes we all have different expectations, but I'm a very detailed person and the little things matter to me. This company was very fast in shipping, the first product came in the wrong size, the return was very easy, they were conveniently picked up at my home and

To be honest, this is my first pair of boxing gloves and my first foray into the sport, so take my opinion with a fair amount of skepticism. I bought these solely for heavy bag training and have been using them for 5 months now. For that purpose they were good - the outside held up well, no rips or anything, they fit and feel good. As I used them more, got used to the shots and started hitting harder, some problems started to appear. It seems the inner padding has started to shrink leaving me…

I'm not a pro boxer or anything but I've been training on a heavy bag for months to get cardio. For the past few months I've been using the standard Everlast gloves with an elastic strap at the bottom which are good but definitely don't feel tight or tight on the hand. After a couple of hand injuries I decided to take a closer look at new gloves and stumbled across these. I went with the 16oz to train a little harder and I have really big hands and these things fit me like a dream. First, the…

I have been into martial arts for almost forty years. For most of those years, I've typically hit with my bare fists (on gloves, heavy pads, and a heavy bag). Sometimes when I wanted to do a lot of laps on the bag, I wore minimalist gloves (like MMA gloves) just to keep the skin on my knuckles intact, but no gloves otherwise. As a karate practitioner I wanted to develop strong punches without having to wear gloves to develop my hands and wrists to be able to do this. It was good politics. I now