Ring to Cage 20oz, 22oz, 24oz Deluxe MiM-Foam Sparring Gloves - Safety Strap Boxing Training Gloves, for Boxing, MMA, Muay Thai, Kickboxing

At bottom is my original review from a couple of years ago... Update 10/25/21: That last pair has taken a heavy beating from lots of sparring and still going strong. The wrist padding (which is useless anyway) eventually, and understandably, deteriorates, but the wrist straps/Velcro are super resilient and the fist padding and leather still doing great. This is now the fourth pair I've purchased, and this one for my son. Sunday AM outdoor boxing club for last couple of decades... 20 oz gloves only and these days, fewer and fewer choices. I've tried them all and these are simply the best. Back in the day it was Shevlin custom gear out of NY, then the now defunct Tuff Wear made a nice 20 oz glove that lasted forever (still have a 10 year old lace up pair still going)... but today, these are the only gloves I'll use. This is my second pair. The first did pretty well for two years of 20 rounds every week of heavy sparring and body work. They finally fell apart between that, the sweat and environmental conditions. This new pair I've noticed a few design enhancements to the wrist straps. Between the support of the unique double/opposing wrist straps, the outstanding leather quality, their tight fit, and cool design, the thick foam, simply the best game in town and for the money, a way better quality glove than any of the big companies.

These gloves are a little hard to put on. They have a double velcro system...and putting the second glove on can be a challenge. Tip...put the first velcro strip on, just enough that it holds...that way it will not slip out. Then, put the second velcro strip. Love the weight 24 oz....really feel like I get an amazing work out. Update: I have now used these for about 8 months and use them A LOT. They have held up incredibly well and they provide such great wrist support and hand protection (I wear hand wraps underneath too). So thankful for this purchase.

Great, wonderful, as everyone else is saying. I am only writing to point out one tiny flaw in the design. Hopefully RingToCage will see this comment and fix it for future versions of the gloves. The inner velcro strap, in order to get your hands in the gloves, you have to open them up wide. That means that the inner velcro strap has to be loosened a lot. The problem is, there is way too much velcro on the inner strap, about 6 inches of it, so when you open up the gloves to put them on, the inner velcro is exposed. When you try to slide your hands into the glove, the velcro catches on your wraps. I had to cover the bottom two inches with strips of cloth. Now it still grabs sometimes, but it's not so bad. It's a tiny design flaw, though; just something you have to get used to. Actually putting them on then is easy. (I think that people who complain that these straps are hard to grab don't know how to grab with gloves. You don't use your thumb, you use the whole mitten, grab between your fingers and the palm of your hand.) It just dawned on me the obvious way to fix this problem without even shortening the velcro. Put the hooks on the wrist, and the soft part on the strap. Voila.

Those of us with larger hands / longer fingers know how difficult it is to find gloves which allow for making a proper fist. So far (of the brands I've tried), these come the closest. If I really crawl my fingers inside as far as I could get them, I'm able to curl a mostly proper fist; far more so than Ringside or Hawk. My hand dimensions: Circumference of palm (without thumb) is 9.00" (22.86cm) Length of palm (wrist to finger-base) is 5.00" (12.70cm) Length of longest finger (middle finger) is 4.00" (10.16cm) Length of thumb is 3.25" (8.23cm) In spite of its affordable price, I was well impressed with the build-quality. The foam is quite soft (relatively speaking) and the wrist support wide, so your hands feel well protected inside; even while hitting heavy-bags hard. In person, the green colour looks quite cool. I'm really enjoying these gloves so far.

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These 20oz gloves are of high quality. The leather is thick cowhide and the liner is comfortable to the hand. i cant say if they are durable since I just got them but they are comparable to the Title Platinums which is a good glove maybe even better quality. If you are looking for a quality sparring gloves with out breaking the bank for Grants or Winnings I would recommend these. I got them in brown and they look great.

i got the 22 oz ers and they seem amazing, extra protection for wrist for when you hit the bag funny by accident. that way you dont have to use two sets of wraps for training.

Those Boxing Gloves are just really amazing, those were worth every mexican peso, you won't find any Boxing Gloves like these in Mexico, they are very well crafted and the padding is really good for your hands even when I hit hard the bag I don't feel any pain in my habds as I used to with other brands