i love Twins gloves...hold up really well, keep good shape and they're best glove for my hands at least...love them.
Try SportsDirect if you're just after a pair of really cheap gloves to see whether boxing is for you or not. Got my bro some Lonsdale from there for 2.50 a few years ago. Ahhh East Asian sweatshops. Where would we be without you.
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Winning gloves are the best for sparring and I would say the best just all around glove in general. The are pretty expensive though, so I typically go with the Mexican brands. Cleto Reyes are a brand that people seem to either love or hate. I personally love them but a lot of people find the thumb uncomfortable and say they are too stiff for sparring. I use Reyes for mitts and bagwork but I use Casanovas and Boxeos for sparring. I have a pretty big glove collection and can personally vouch for the following brands (these are all under $180 USD for the most part: Cleto Reyes, Casanova (also known as Necalli now in the US), Profesional GIL (made by son-in-law of the guy who made Zepol, who passed away a few years back), Boxeo, Everlast MX line of gloves (made in Mexico), Campeon (similar to Casanova) Boxeo TM (Torres Medina...not the same as Boxeo; the maker of these gloves also does work for Grant), New Sporting (the gloves themselves are good, but their customer service leaves a lot to be desired and you can expect long wait times; they also produce gloves for several other brands; they are rumored to make Grant training gloves), Classics (the maker of these also apparently has some relation to the Zepol / GIL family, so they are similar to those brands), Hernandez (also known as HDZ champs; another that is rumored to make gloves for Grant), TopBoxer (one of the few Pakistan-made brands that I’m a fan of...very good with customizations; the Win1 gloves are a very good Winning clone), Ring To Cage (another Pakistan brand...they are known for their C17 Version 2.0 gloves, which are a very good Winning clone for less than a third of the price of Winnings), and Rival (I like how they separate all their gloves into bag or sparring gloves; I love the RFX Guerrero velcro bag gloves myself). If you are willing to spend $300 or more, I’d definitely recommend Winnings. Just stick with the lace-ups and avoid their Velcro gloves. I like Fly gloves quite a bit too but at that price point, I’d rather just go with Winning. I personally would avoid Grant unless you get a good deal on them. They are fine gloves but just not worth the prices they charge. Their customer service isn’t great either. One thing you should realize is that Grant doesn’t actually make their own gloves...they are made by other manufacturers in Mexico. You can get the same glove from New Sporting, Hernandez (HDZ Champs) or Boxeo TM for about 20% the price. If you are looking to spend crazy money on gloves, as in around the $1,000 price point, DiNardo makes amazing gloves. They are made by a guy in Italy and I’ve started to see them in some pro fights over the past year or so; Daniel Dubois wears them frequently in his fights for example).
