16oz Black Pro-Style Boxing Gloves (PR) Review

I bought these to hit the mark at boxing camp. I am by no means a boxer. I assume they are decent quality but to me they are shiny and conspicuously cheap. They also don't feel that good on my hand. I bought 2 different brands of gloves to compare and they come back. I've tried a really expensive pair of leather gloves elsewhere and these Everlasts are no match for comfort. If it helps, my hand is only about 7.5 inches long from wrist to fingertip. They are too long and roomy inside.

Good. I used them for heavy bag training as soon as they arrived. Fit perfectly, the size was right for my hand bandages. Lots of padding in the contact area, good elastic, velcro and wrist support. The palms have some ventilation. Weight 16 ounces. gives the cardio and upper body toning I've been looking for. I recommend it. I can't say anything about durability yet, but they held up well under full load. (Compared to other gloves I've tried in the past, they didn't even last 5 rounds.)

I've been going to the boxing studio for a year now. When I started I didn't know how long I would last with them, so I just slammed these gloves because of the price and brand awareness. After a few months of training I could see design flaws - these are loose around my ankles (even with longer bandages) and the velcro cuff is not strong and cannot be pulled around the wrist for more support. I used them for several months until I found a similarly priced pair of Titans that solved both of the

Bought for basic use in boxing and kickboxing classes. So far, so good. I will update my wear and tear rating over time if any. I'm deducting one star for the chemical smell, which I'm not entirely sure will ever go away. Smells of petrol/rubber. This is my first pair of boxing gloves so not sure if it's ok for leather gloves. Otherwise protects my joints and wrists. I use them with Everlast gel hand wraps. Update 02/13/16: I'm finally rid of these gloves. The smell never went away and it…

These gloves are great if you're not afraid of breaking your wrist. I'm 6'1", 190 lbs and have big hands. I have a pair of old 16oz Everlast gloves that I've owned for about five years and they just broke. Judging by the old quality, I've decided to buy a new pair. The first thing I noticed when trying it on was that when I put my hand inside where my fingers were supposed to rest, the material inside was so loose it felt like putting my hand in a gift bag full of tissues. In fact, I tried to…

We had a pair of Everlast gloves almost identical to this one a while back and we were very pleased in order to. We decided to change the brand just because of the cost/rating and we were very wrong. We ended up hating them, they fell apart and the velcro to put them on and take them off was MUCH bigger but didn't really hold tighter than the Everlast. "round box?). They last two months pretty well, however I would like to point out that the stitching, especially where the white area is next to

These were my first boxing gloves and lasted a couple of months before I realized my knuckles were bruised and eventually broken. My trainer explained to me the difference between the padding in these gloves and her Hayabusa gloves and it was obvious. The padding on these eternal gauntlets was almost razor thin compared to her Hayabusa Tanpeki gauntlets, which she had owned for over a couple of years. Your hands are literally your money and boxing is a very powerful workout for your hands. The…