Everlast Powerlock Training Gloves

Women can have 1 pair of boxing gloves that are good looking and comfy thanks to Everlast. It is my second pair...they last for a while. They wrote in the description these are leather made with a "protective layered-foam construction", but I am not sure about that. In the past decade gloves have evolved and if I liked my previous pair I can say these are ergonomic as they imitate the fist natural position and the double layer really protects. I recommend hands' wraps to add comfort. The closure is easy to manage alone. Very good to train on punching bags and great looking. Price is great on Amazon. Sizes go from 12 to 18 oz mine being 12.

First of all, these are great training gloves especially for the price. This is my third pair of gloves that I have owned and by far the best. What sets them apart though is something that some might find to be a problem- the fit and feel of "powerlock". Boxing gloves by nature need to be snug and supportive. These gloves, especially with wraps are snug and stay put as they should... for me they felt almost as good as a lace up! My hands are fairly average for a woman but my wrists and forearms are on the larger side. These fit the way I'd like them with wraps (I have to wiggle them on but do not need help). Also despite not having full engagement of the velcro around my big forearms it is VERY secure. That said, if you're new to the sport and are not necessarily looking for the extra support, or if you have really big hands/wrists, or maybe just want gloves that you can easily slide on and off, you should consider another option. Maybe even a cheaper brand!Lastly, the material and structure of the glove is very high quality. They are light weight. At the end of the day I feel confident wearing them so it's 5 stars for me!

It’s perfect, every punch feels good with these on.

Best gloves I've ever owned and it isn't close.I'm about 195 lbs and can crack, so I've had tons of trouble finding a pair of gloves that are comfortable and protect my hands well after I split the padding in my last pair (which aren't made anymore) ...I had tried out the best Venum gloves (returned them - they were awful IMO) and Contender Palladium gloves (kept as spares but they are just decent). These ones broke in quickly, have awesome wrist support, and are comfortable enough to use for long training sessions.I can't recommend these enough - when I punch through these I'll just buy another pair.

I've been using these boxing gloves almost every day for boxing classes for just over 6 months now. They are pretty good basic boxing gloves that fit my hands and wrist well (I'm a petite woman who is around 5'3"). They are made of synthetic material and have a synthetic lining that doesn't chafe my hands, like some other boxing glove linings do. They do sometimes hurt my hands if I punch too much or if I have to hold a plank or something with my boxing gloves on, so I do wish they had some more support. After talking to some friends at my boxing gym, I think the gloves I will go for next might be 14oz Rivals for bagwork. I already have a pair of 16oz Ringside gloves just for sparring.

Out of all the Everlast gloves I’ve own, these are by far the best. They are very comfortable and allow for good hand mobility. They’re great for sparring and hitting the bag!

Excente material tal cual como en la imágen

Even though they're advertised for women, I loved the way these look so I got them for myself and man I do not regret getting them. They felt stiff but comfy. Compared to my previous Venum Challegender 2.0's which were good but they felt like inetad of being 12 oz they were 14 oz, they looked and felt HUGE! These Everlat not only have a cleaner simple design but also a better quality. Love them!