pro everlast training gloves

are these gloves dependeble.Im thinking about ordering some black 16 ounce gloves,for sparring and hitting the bag.

 

i use 16oz for hitting the bag
post a link so i can c the picture

 

Ya they are solid gloves for both, im on my second pair... Wear out about every 6 months or if used a lot.. They fit real nice, good padding, etc.

 

good gloves should last you a long time, I've had my gloves for a couple years. talking about my bag gloves. you should have a pair of bag gloves and a pair of sparring gloves, shouldn't be the same

 

I hate bag gloves i use 12oz ones to hit the bag

 

I will probaly go with 16 ounce pro everlast training gloves for sparring,and use some ringside bag gloves for the bag.

 

me 2 m8
no protection

 

These Everlast Pro Training gloves are shite. http://store.titleboxing.com/titleboxing-everlast-velcro-trainig-gloves.html

I bought a pair in June (Green) and they had fallen apart by November. Tears at the cuff, by the thumb and on the palm. Fortunately, I returned them for a FULL REFUND. I noticed another pair on a guy in the gym today. They were falling apart.

I am confused by the posters who mention getting a New Pair every Six Months... Do you buy other goods that often? Is it impossible to manufacture quality leather goods in the 21st Century?

I think not.

I have had these http://www.ringside.com/DETAIL_UltimateClassic.ASPX?ID=25147 for only three or four months and they still look new. They have broken in so now I can get them on a little easier. They are now my recommendation.

In general, I find Ringside's gear to be of higher quality than Title, but I do purchase from them (Great Service as mentioned above)

 

i got a pair of blitz gloves 16oz a year n a half ago an there stil holdin up

 

Good quality gloves are a necessity and are expensive. Don't buy the cheap ones.

 

well said:good