LIBERLUPUSMMA Gloves for Men– Open Palm Training Gloves for Grappling, Kickboxing, Muay Thai, Light Sparring, Youth Self-Defense, Heavy Bag Workouts – Durable Synthetic Leather with Wrist Support

Fit is comfortable on my husband's hands. Wraps around twice on his wrist. Padding thick enough.. Holds up well against hitting a large hung-up canvas bag for his workout!Gloves are great...

Picked these up for my heavy bag and have not been disappointed. Wife has the smaller pair also.I've been using them for a year, 2-3 times a week when I work in a session. They are very comfortable, give plenty of protection and are not too difficult to get on and off. Since I'm nice and new to hitting a heavy bag, breaks are important. It's not difficult to grab the water bottle. towel, etc. during a quick break with the gloves on.I also bought a full size glove and definitely prefer using these, but both are fun and useful. Hands definitely get beat up without gloves, so these are important.

I’ve had these gloves for almost two years, using them for krav classes two to three times a week. They’ve been through a lot, here’s my review:Most important to me, they’re surprisingly durable: the padding is not worn down much, and other than the superficial damage you see in the picture from occasional scraping on the bag, they work as well as the first day. Depending on how hard you strike you may get some occasional knuckle bruising, but if thats a concern you can wear them with a wrap. Speaking of, I wear these without any other wraps/supports and have found the wrist support to be just fine without them.However, they are pretty cheap gloves so don’t have pro level construction. If you’re going hard on a heavy bag, especially if you’re new to boxing, your hands WILL get roughed up. This includes your knuckles, fingers where the edge of the gloves touches your hands, and even in between knuckle joints. To some extent this will happen with any gloves, but especially noticeable with these. As some other reviews have mentioned they seem to run a little large, which exacerbates the problem — unless you have big hands, I’d avoid the L/XL. (I’m 5’10, 175 and the L/XL are workable but definitely a little too large.)Overall if you’re looking for a lighter, less padded option instead of full boxing gloves, these are a solid option that will last you a long time and be easy on the budget. But expect some discomfort as you break them and your hands in.

Great gloves thanks

My son likes them better than the ones he used for years. Good quality. There is just enough padding to no hurt your knuckles. Perfecto

Fits perfectly! Durable

The media could not be loaded. I’ve been in kickboxing for around 2 years now so my gear is overall old. I’ve been looking for some new equipment to try with and these gloves looked pretty straightforward. I chose the smaller size and it fit alright. A little big in certain areas but it works, There’s a thick padding where the knuckles are. Velcro is there as well to tighten or loosen the wrist area. The gloves are a little stiff so I had to use them quite a bit to get them to be comfortable. I have pretty sweaty hands but it doesn’t usually affect the gloves this much. They were constantly slipping off near the fingers giving me a hard time when practicing at the bags. There’s extra padding inside too which makes it much warmer. These gloves are definitely not designed professional use, but more likely to be used for practice every so often. The quality lives up to the much cheaper price.

Very durable. Fit perfect. True to size