Pro Style Grappling MMA Gloves

Very good quality and price but I will say I'd probably get a bigger size then what you wear normally I normally wear Large gloves but they are a little tight so if I were to get them again I'd get an extra large but regardless really good product

I wear during wrestling and bjj rounds to always stay used to the feel of gloves on when grappling. These are my favorite gloves to use. I wish the palm was completely open but these allow great grips still. Ill continue buying them every time I burn through another pair.

Rating: 4.5 stars I started doing Muay Thai and other MMA about 7 months ago. I used classic 12oz gloves most of the time. I decided to switch to a 4-5oz pair and start getting more serious about my grappling and striking. I didn't want to drop a bunch of money before knowing what worked for me. I must say, these are fantastic and not just for the price. I think the quality definitely reaches above their retail value. They fit well and stay snug during extended bouts and don't overwarm your hands. Most importantly, they protect your hands and your opponent's body. I have two very minor complaints. First, the thumb strap could use a little soft fabric or rubber to prevent cutting into the skin during the break-in period. I constantly had rake marks on my palm from it until they were good and broken in. Second, the digital padding is a little bulky. After a month of striking, the padding hasn't smoothed out at all which I think speaks to it being a design decision. I do understand these are 5oz gloves though so the weight has to be made up somewhere. Overall, exceptionally pleased with Combat Sports and do plan to use more of their products in the very near future.

Muy cómodos, calidad adecuada. Ajuste perfecto.

I went to go using for the first time and realized there were two different sizes and two right hands. My fault totally I’m not checking it out when I got them. I got injured before I was able to use them and the return window closed.

Mines were a little "stiff" in the beginning, but it all "smoothed out" after a little bit of use. The fit/feel is tight on my hands, but not in a bad way; your mileage may vary from mines... I like that fit that I got with the gloves I got.

I like these gloves a lot for fit and comfort as well as style, however one started to tear at the knuckles and it's only been about a month of training. I haven't machine washed them either. :(

At my college, I might be the #1 user of the punch bag. >Protection: Thick padding, and It's not soft. That's good because it protects while letting you feel how much impact your punches have. >Wrist Support: The velcro wraps around your wrist a few times, which can prevent wrist sprains if you're going hard and hit the bag the wrong way. The thick material that connects from the back of the fist to the wrist further helps this. >Durability: No signs of these gloves breaking yet >Breathability: Air flow through the palm area prevents you from sweating too much >Grappling: There are better gloves for grappling, but the individual fingers and bend on the top knuckles allow for some grappling which is ideal for some MMA or Wing Chun or Krav Maga