fenglei Workout Gloves, Light Microfiber & Anti-Slip Silica Gel Grip Gloves for Weightlifting, Training, Cross Fit, Fitness and Exercise

I'm really impressed.I purchased these gloves about two months into my dedicated workout plan. I was getting calluses on top of calluses after I started moving AWAY from machines and began using dumbbells/barbells instead. Between this and the heavier sets of pull-downs on the pulley machine, my hands were in bad shape.I've had these gloves in the gym with me for my last three workouts, and I can say with confidence and sincerity that they are pretty dope. I've been able to put up a little more weight due to the fact that I'm not using the skin on my hands to assist, and the grip is (for lack of better terms) extra "grippy"...You're not likely to drop anything - other than a hot mix tape.I have yet to know how these will be in the long term, but this is my offering. Be sure to measure your hands.. the sizing chart is available prior to purchase. I have what I consider average size hands. Go for the correct size for a snug fit.. a size up is likely nice as well.

Brands like Harbinger and Mava have been making weightlifting gloves forever and I've used quite a few pairs of both. But at nearly 50% less cost I decided to try these and I'm very happy I did. First off, the packaging is hilarious and awesome. I don't want to provide any spoilers but there is a very funny manifesto translation that is actually badass on the package. My biggest takeaway is these are very comfortable, provide more padding than similar Harbinger wrist wrap style gloves and have better grip when going for heavier dumbbells.Bottom line is these are probably made in the same factories that have perfected gloves for years, but just happens to have a made up brand that no one knows. But after a couple months now of moderate to sometimes heavy lifting they are holding up very well with no signs of cheap seams or pilling in the thread. Can't attest to how these would do with heavy weight lifters, but if you want something to protect the palms of your hands so you don't have a sandpaper handshake, these are affordable and well made and will do the job.

I have been lifting heavy for a lot of years and have been through about ten different brands of gloves. I am rating these 5 stars based off the price. I have had better gloves, but I paid more as well.I bought these based off of the extra grip. These gloves grip extremely well. Felt like I could climb glass. This comes in handy for heave deadlifts and farmers walk.The don't have any leather so hand protection is minimized compared to other gloves I have owned.I bought the XL size and they are quite snug so I would say these run a tad small. I would have ordered XXL, but they don't stock that size.I question of these will last long, but again at this price who cares.

I bought this based on a recommendation I saw online from Barbend. I love the styling and the very light weight, however there are issues. I bought the correct size for my hand and they fit snuggly and almost feel like I'm not wearing gloves but while working out the wrist support straps tend to fall down, almost constantly. It can get pretty annoying when this happens in the middle of a set, and you have to undo the strap and wrap it around your wrist again. I also feel like the pads in your palms could have been a bit thicker as you tend to feel the weight more and may still cause some discomfort and pinching while lifting etc. Some people may not mind this though, especially guys that like going bare handed anyway so I won't quite mark down for this. But there slipping wrist bands are really frustrating. This product would have been 4 or or maybe even 5 stars had it not been for that.

I bought these first in February 2018. They were so comfortable and lasted about 10 months before they started ripping. When they ripped, I bought a more expensive pair of gloves for 3-4x the price. Those more expensive gloves only lasted 10 months too, and didn't have nearly the comfort and grip capacity of these gloves - they were thick and unwieldy, heavy; and even they started ripping. When I threw those out, I went back to my old pair of these. I've continued to use them for months, despite the rips in the seams growing bit by bit. Even today, December 2019, I'm using them still. But they are simply worn out and now I'm back for a new pair before my first pair disintegrates in my hands. Let's face it - gym gloves don't last forever, no matter what the price. Even if they did, do you really want them to? They get nasty from all the sweat and use, regardless of how much you wash them - and even worn out from washing. I'm thrilled to buy a pair of these - at this price, I'll be back for them again and again knowing I'm saving money and getting all the comfort, grip, and hand protection I need.

I've worn these to the gym once so far. The padding is nice and the finger holes stretch slightly to my fingers; I bought the XL size and they're still snug on my hands, but it's not too tight. I like the tabs on the middle and ring fingers; they protect the inside of your digits and let you take them off easier. So far I haven't dont excessive testing with the gloves but I'll update this review if they wear out too quickly.If I had one criticism, it would be the velcro straps. The velcro is the soft loop/hard hook type; as opposed to traditional hook and loop velcro that feels rough but is still very flexible, the hook side on the strap is a little more smooth and slightly more rigid but still works. However, that also means that it doesn't conform as well to the shape of your wrist. Unless you tighten the straps to the point of being uncomfortable, they will start slipping down your arms as you work out.Still, the gloves themselves are comfortable, the padding is quite good, and the problem with the velcro is only midly bothersome to me. Overall it's a pretty decent design.