ValeoCompetition Wrist Wrap Lifting Gloves with Durable Leather Construction, Reinforced Stitching, and Double Leather Padded Palms

I highly recommend these gloves (5/5). The benefits of these gloves are the following:+Long Lasting: They last a REALLY long time (I've been using them for weight lifting 3-4 times a week for over 5 years)+Ideal Cushioning: The cushioning is optimal: they allow you to feel the weights you're lifting but provide you enough cushion so your skin isn't affected and you won't get callouses+Wrist Wrap 'Accessory': Wrist wraps are really helpful shrugs or a lot of shoulder exercises. They are a MUST for weight lifting because they allow you to continue lifting despite potential strain in the wrist area.Important Consideration:It might be a good idea to get two pairs. Gloves tend to get really sweaty while weight lifting so depending on how often you lift you might want to use one pair on some days and a different pair on other days

These gloves work really well for my needs. They give a good amount of cushion in the palms and the grip is more than sufficient. They were a little difficult to get off at first but now that they are broken in more that has been much easier. The only issue I have with them is the wrist wraps do not stay in place all the time. I have to repeatedly wrap them to keep them where I want. Previous pairs of Valeo gloves I have owned do not have this problem even after years of use so I don't know if something has been changed in the design now. Other than that, they have been great especially for the price. These same gloves in stores around where I live are easily double the price.

These gloves offer adequate wrist support, but after about 7 months of regular use (4 times a week) the stitching on the wrist straps has ripped and I can no longer get them as tight as I would like. I only took 1 star off for this reason because the price was so low and half a year is about what I expected to get out of these, given the cost. So, they do serve their purpose as long as they hold up to the abuse I put them through. I bought a pair of the Harbinger gloves at the same time and they have held up a bit better and I prefer the way they feel. So if you're willing to pay about $10 extra I would recommend these as an alternative: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00074H688/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1Still, these are a decent pair of gloves and I am probably going to buy another pair just to have as a backup.

I have worn out several pairs of these gloves over the years, but that takes some doing. Simply the perfect weightlifter/bodybuilder glove. Extra wrist support due to the wraparound strap, thick but comfortable leather where you need it, secure fastening via the second strap (across the back). The fit is perfect, even on my extra-large meathooks, and the price - very reasonable. Just the best glove I've found.

I guess you get what you pay for. I paid about 10 bucks for these gloves. I have been lifting weights for a while now so I have had several pairs of gloves. I looked at these because the price was great. It seemed liked a great value. Once I received them I realized why that was the price. The stitching was cheap and it looks like some thread is coming off. There is also little padding. And the leather is pretty cheap. The gloves are true to size. Overall, I am not angry at the purchase but just disappointed. Next time I will spring for the harbingers. I had those last time but they seemed a little expensive but I know why. You definitely get what you pay for. If lifting is not really your thing, they are probably great for you. If you need the padding and durability because you are lifting some serious weights, I would suggest elsewhere.

I am a bodybuilder and have used many different gloves. I usually use the harbinger gloves and my last pair began to fall apart the week I bought them. These gloves are good quality, give my hands sufficient padding and wrist support. I like the small adjustment on the top of my hand and the soft suade on the thumb to wipe the sweat. good gloves buy these.

Gloves work great. Still working several months later. The Velcro is starting to not stick very well. But the gloves are great. They are enough to protect my skin, but not too heavy that my hands cants move. I have flexibility with the gloves. I gave it a 5 because for 11 dollars, you cant go wrong. If these gloves were more expensive, i would have reconsidered the stars. Great value.

Frustrated with Valeo as a whole. I have bought Valeo gloves for at least 15 years. I am trying to find the kind I always buy and they are not available. Bought this pair out of desperation and they are terrible. Fingers are WAY too long. Palm area and over the top of hand is way too big and bunches up (I always buy Valeo smalls). Wrap around wrist is way too stiff. So, out of desperation, I tried to alter these gloves. I cut the fingers down to try to fit my hands. Then I cut the whole wrist wrap off. Will have to limp along with these till I can find the kind I usually buy. Very disappointed.

Great quality for the price. Comfortable fit.

Buen material pero la costura no es duradera

There were mixed reviews prior to purchase with regards its durability and grip ability,but 3-4 wks on with a 5 consecutive day workout,it has lived up to its reliable reputation. Have never been a huge fan of wrist wrap gloves but it has provided the required support especially during deadlifts.Definitely a great buy.

I don't understand the bad reviews. Excellent product so far!

I bought this as a gift for my boyfriend, he used it a couple of times and stopped so I guess he didn't really like it.