Japanese-Style Training Boxing Gloves 2.0 - Hook&Loop or Lace Up - 12oz, 14oz, 16oz, 18oz - 45 Colors to Choose

The gloves feel good, soft for sparring. I plan on buying another pair which are lace up.These are really good gloves. I reach for these, and I have 4 sets of gloves from various other brands at similar price points. I won't give all the brands here, but for sparring, partner drills, light bag work.....general training....I grab these. For heavy bag work.....I like a harder glove Fairtex BGV9, a Mexican style glove.....otherwise....grabbing these. These are good on heavy bag, but I prefer to keep them nice for other purposes.

Love these so much. I’ve had them for almost 2 years and I heavily use them in training constantly since getting them. We are talking both sparring and bag work. My only pair of gloves and have stood the test of time. Super comfy, stylish, durable, amazing padding. Best gloves for this price range. I wouldn’t go with anything else honestly for around this price range. Next step up would be reyes imo and then upwards to the more pricier stuff which I haven’t tried. Most gloves out there are junk so you can be assured that these are not lumped into that category. Definitely a great investment.

EDIT: Upon further review, I am changing my rating from a 4 star to a 5. I noticed that the company website has these gloves much cheaper than they are being sold on Amazon. They also offer a free shipping option. For less than $100, these gloves might be the best bang for your buck on the market. Highly recommend!ORIGINAL: Very good gloves for the price. The leather is durable and the stitching is solid. These will never be mistaken for Winning gloves, but they are also a third of the price. The gloves are a little tight, so keep that in mind. I have small hands and with wraps, it's a little tough to get your gloves on. The price seems to be steadily climbing, which is disappointing. At the old price point of $100 and under, they were the best value on the market. Now for $119 ($149+ with metallic), the value isn't quite the same. At that price you're better off with a custom option such as Sabas, Top Boxer, or UMA. If you want a stylish, reliable glove for a decent price, then give these a shot.PROS:DurableStylishExcellent protectionCONS:Run SmallIncreasing price point

I highly recommend these gloves after seeing great reviews online by various boxing, kickboxing reviewers. I was looking for a pair of lace up gloves for a match, instead of using my velcro ones because of the loose feel, but didn't want to pay for the best, Winning. These gloves feel absolutely great and the fit is perfect, and I feel like they're natural extensions of my hand when striking whereas some gloves put your hands in slightly weird, tight positions or feel like loose pillows. Highly recommend!

Gloves are nice and look cool, there is just bad design when it comes to the loop on the wrist. You can't tighten it at all because theres nothing for it to attach too and it will just stick out.

I have nothing bad to say about these gloves. They are near perfect. The quality of materials is excellent, all high quality leather. They have excellent padding, protection, and wrist support. The major difference from other brands I have noticed is the way they fit your hands. You can make a perfect fist in these gloves and your fist sits in a natural striking position. I love the grip bar, perfect size. I am 6 ft 3, 190 lbs, and got the 18oz hook and loop. They fit my hands very well with wraps, I could probably have gotten away with a 16oz pair but the 18oz fit me well as a taller guy with long hands. Highly recommended guys, I have tried numerous brands and agree that these are the best value currently available in combat sports.

They're extremely comfortable and protective. The highest quality. Very durable. I have owned a pair for 6 years and bought another pair to spar with a friend and the old pair has held up great over time.

Worth every penny