Cleto Reyes Vs. Everlast Gloves

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  1. KO-KING

    KO-KING Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    i use everlast. wrist protection could be better in everlast gloves(about $60)
     
  2. Conan

    Conan I AM THE DOCTOR Full Member

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    LOL!!!!!!!! Did u feel u were winning when u dropped 300 for them?
     
  3. Conan

    Conan I AM THE DOCTOR Full Member

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    I have used Everlast and Reyes and both have served me fine. Looking to invest some money in Grant and Lonsdale. Not to sure about the Winning gloves though.
     
  4. Conan

    Conan I AM THE DOCTOR Full Member

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    Their Protex gloves have really gd wrist protection.
     
  5. Lefthooktommy

    Lefthooktommy Natural Born Killer Full Member

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    Grant is a great choice if you want a glove that comforts the hands. I broke my right hand a few years ago and had trouble wearing my Neverlast gloves so i went online and bought a pair of these badboys
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    It's true there hand made in Mexico
     
  7. jamesieboi

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    I spar with 16oz reeboks they have lasted few months and am now having to tape them up. some of the other guys in the gym try sparring with 10oz gloves which is unfair and my trainer has told everyone to use 16/18oz . so been thinking about getting a good pair but cant decide,I want a good solid glove that are good for hard punches get some good straight rights. any suggestions? with the reeboks i feel the strain right up my wrist especially when i swing .

    I also use lonsdale headguards and feel that they dont absorb punches very well what you peeps think suggest?
     
  8. mrjotatp4p

    mrjotatp4p THE ONE Full Member

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    I have Grant, Everlast , Winning and Reyes gloves and Grant is by far the better to me. I am with Relentless on gloves don't make you hit hard. They really don't.
     
  9. Tora

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    i got a pair of cleto 14oz sparring gloves on ebay for £30
    great quality but a gloves a glove at the end of the day
     
  10. the_truth

    the_truth Boxing Addict Full Member

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    If you notice most of the times the losers are the ones that always complain about the gloves. Read your contracts simple as that:good
     
  11. janeschicken

    janeschicken hard work! deadicayshin! Full Member

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    No one can deny Clitoris gloves are the gloves a champion.
     
  12. slickback

    slickback Active Member Full Member

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    cletos are not that good untill they are broken in, i have a pair of 14oz cleto's i hurt my middle knuckle every time i use them, i guess mine still havnt been broken in they feel really tight compared to my everlasts, i just ordered a pair of winning will let you guys know how they feel
     
  13. jamesieboi

    jamesieboi Member Full Member

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    yes i know but some gloves have better absorption of the power so you can keep banging without hurting your hands.

    The power comes from me i just want to know about peoples opinions on what they feel are the best or worst for different things.

    velcro vs lace also

    thanks for your response