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I bought these gloves about 6 months ago when I started learning Muay Thai. Initially I was very happy with them as they were good quality and durable; However, about a month ago the foam started to crumble and the inner liner of my right glove ripped, meaning I now have all the foam on my bandages after every workout. I use them about 5 hours a week for bag work, pad work and light sparring. At 6ft, 156lbs and being a beginner I'm by no means a heavyweight so I don't expect them to fall apart…

Update: After 3 months of light use, the foam inside the glove is falling out due to a tear in the vinyl material inside the glove. I would not recommend Revgear. There are much better gloves out there like the Twins. Go with Gemini.________________________________________________________________________________________________ High quality boxing gloves. Take 16 oz and train your heart. Pros: Genuine leather which is more durable than faux leather. The bracelet wraps completely around your…

I've had these gloves for about a year now. These are more durable gloves with fairly secure wrist support. I mainly use them for heavy bag and arm work with my trainer. I used them 5 to 6 hours a week for a year and they have been very durable. With these gloves you can really take pressure off the sack and thus really increase your punching power. One thing I noticed is that they have a thinner profile than traditional boxing gloves. The downside to light sparring with these gloves is that…

I had two pairs (last pair bought in 2014). I love the slim design that eliminates unnecessary padding on the sides of your arms and wraps it around your ankles for added length and cushioning. I also liked the exterior durability; Mine were definitely real leather. The only downside of the two pairs I had was the internal strength of the lining. Both broke within a year or two and eventually the filling started falling out in tiny pieces. Now I have a pair of expensive Title gloves and they…

I wore a pair of 16oz Triumph gloves where the faux leather started to disintegrate within a month of using it in Krav Maga training (more in one of the gloves than the other which could indicate a manufacturing defect and other people who wear the same brand of gloves didn't seem to have any problems). So I was looking for a pair of gloves that are stronger, made out of real leather or something similar, and if possible not very noticeable. And they don't cost much more than $50. I trusted the

I have no idea how everyone in the reviews is saying this is a tough or tough glove. Those are pillows too soft to hit a bag or mittens for me personally. If your gym has a lot of exercises I wouldn't recommend them as they don't suit me at all. I only train 2-3 days a week, have been wearing them for less than 2 years and use my 14oz Fairtex. The whole time. First, the tag on the bracelet started peeling off. I just ripped them off so I wouldn't cut my training or sparring partner. I emailed…