Boxing Gloves Men & Women, Pro Training Sparring, PU Leather MMA Kickboxing, Adult Heavy Punching Bag Gloves Mitts Focus Pad Workout, Ventilated Palm, 8 10 12 oz

The media could not be loaded. FYI, in every photo, the boxing glove being sold on this listing is on the right. I'm just getting into boxing at home and wanted to find something cheap, but with decent quality. I came across both sets of the gloves shown in the photos on Amazon. It turns out that both gloves are branded by "Fiving". As photos don't do justice for some items sold online, I couldn't choose between the two. So I bought both. The other set of gloves (ASIN B08SJBGM9F) look like an older model and both almost identical on Amazon. Had I of not purchased both sets of these gloves at the same time, I doubt I may have noticed and or pointed out the differences between the two models. So my review is going to seem a bit comparative between the two.Anyhow, the gloves for this listing are less bulkier than the other gloves. Since I'm just starting out, I wanted to opt for something that doesn't look huge on my hands, while still getting the job done. The other gloves have a much longer pocket for your fingers. So when putting them on, you feel like you have to really push your fingers into the glove to fill out the length of the pocket if that makes sense. You're essentially having to curve your fingers more into the glove to make the fit feel more comfortable. Those maybe better for someone with extra long fingers or something. Although both of models of gloves have the same width velcro straps, these gloves have a much narrower velcro strip on the glove itself. The gloves on this listing are a bit more rounder looking, where as the other gloves seem a bit flat. Although both sets of gloves have breathable mesh within the palm area of the glove, these gloves have a much wider mesh for air flow. I can only assume that these are the newer model of the other gloves. Not sure. Anyhow, see my video comparing the two side by side. Only time will tell how these gloves hold up, but so far I'm giving them 5 stars.

I used these for an event that we have and they are great. They fit perfectly and won’t hurt the hands.

I had bought these gloves for my son boxing class they are very good quality would recommend and price is good

I am happy with these Boxing Gloves. They are heavy and feel good quality. As a new boxer that practices in a home gym, these have been helpful in training and learning. They have been comfortable to wear.

Big 5 is $60 for the Everest gloves, these are just as great in my opinion. Perfect for at home use! I’m sure a professional might beg otherwise, but totally fun and perfect for me and my wife to use at home. Comfortable, hopefully it’ll last, and easy to slip on and use. I’d say it’s a great product .

These gloves are very good quality for its price, it looked very clean and held up well. Also doesnt scratch while sparring.

So I’ll first start with what’s good about the glove, there decent quality, I understand there $20 boxing gloves, you’d prob be happy with them if you bought them, but on the other hand, the gap between these $20 gloves and RDX $35 gloves is insane, and all the gloves at 35-40$ a lot better and I know that may sound obvious but it’s not, for 15$ more dollars your gonna get something that will be spectacular in comparison, but when you receive these, it’s really just gonna be a “eh there boxing gloves, nothing special”if you don’t care too much about quality, they feel plasticky, foamy fist protection. They’re just cheaper boxing gloves. There also shaped pretty funny. My point was for 30$ vs 20$ there’s so many different boxing gloves that are nice synthetic leather and feel more valuable this boxing glove. Just depends on what you want and what you’re looking to use them for. They are 20$ the price is fair for what you’re buying, they are decent boxing gloves. They’re just not my cup of tea, I definitely should have bought something a little more expensive.

They are a great fit and comfortable.