E-Force Weapon Racquetball Glove (Black/Red)

I have been out to find a good racquetball glove. You know the phrase they just don't make them like they used to. I believe that applies here. I purchased the Ektelon Classic Pro, E-Force Chill Racquetball, and the E-force at the same time. Here is how I like them.I have been playing for a month with these 2-3 times a week and I mostly play with the E-force Weapon to start then the Chill. If games go long then I will change to the Extelon. Reasons below:E-Force Weapon- Smallest of all the medium sizes. To me it fits snug and maybe why I like it the best. I use a python grip and with these two I just have such a solid grip on the racquet. So far the wear on this glove has been really good. I can't tell where I grip the racquet from the wear yet. I rip holes in the thumb and the palm of all my gloves. This is a great glove. So I start all my games using this glove.Eforce Chill - This glove feels good and you can tell a big difference on the amount of air that hits your hand. I don't sweat much but after two or three games I put down my E-force weapon glove and move to this one. When I my hand gets on I just release it from the racquet and just swing it in the air a little and I don't need to take it off. The glove is similar to the difference in leather shoes compared to the athletic shoes that allow air to pass through. I can also tell that the palm of this glove is turning colors. I am not sure if this will affect the life of the glove but I will post on that later. It is slightly bigger then the E-Force Weapon. I would say this is probably true to its sizing. The grip is good on this glove just not excellent like the weapon. I feel like I loos a little touch to the racquet with this glove. Not is shot placement just feel for the racquet.Ektelon Classic Pro Racquetball - This glove is interesting. The material is VERY thin and the back is mesh. I have concerns about the quality of this glove, but I could be way off base. I have been wrong before. It isn't as warm as other gloves, but not as cool as the Chill glove either. It is in-between. I feel the medium in this glove runs big at least compared to the other two gloves. Anyway, It plays well. It just scares me that it is going to fall apart. Right now I just use this if both other gloves get to wet and I NEED that grip.Right now if all three gloves fell apart then I would buy the Weapon again and again. Good luck

Liked the quality of construction

I’ve used the Weapon glove for 20+ years when playing racquetball. Now I’m playing pickle ball and still use them. Best grip, great black color. Great feel with a soft leather too. One glove for pball should last a long time if taken care of. No diving links in rball to cause rips. Some other cheaper brands come in white and show dirt and wear in a month.

Amazing glove. I went through 4 ektelon gloves in about 2 months before a pro recommended this glove to me. I got my first one about 3 months ago and just got my second one in about 2 weeks ago. The first one is still in great shape and will probably last atleast another 6 months. They are crazy durable and amazing grip as well as breathable. Overall best glove I've ever used. Will never switch unless for some weird reason they stop making this glove.

Great value, great feeling, non-slip glove for competitive players! Have used this brand for years. Really helps to control the racquet and the protection it gives in the fingers is an added bonus! Thank you!

Great grip upgrade. Doesn't break down or lose grip with heavy sweat. Doesn't turn hand black like some black gloves will. Thin, high tough and grip feel.

These are just about perfect... very thin leather and a mesh back. The leather isn't perforated, which is great in my mind... perforated gloves eventually rip apart in the palm where the butt of the racquet rubs. These seem plenty breathable, and the leather has a great grip. Excellent in every way.I buy a size smaller than my regular glove size so that they fit skin tight with absolutely no looseness. That works well with these. Even though they are expensive, this is the glove I'll buy when my current pair wears out... it's worth the cost.

This is the second of these gloves I purchased--I like them that much. Past gloves lasted 3-6 months since I play about 6 hours a week. This one has lasted over a year. It gives a good grip and has nice ventilation. My hand usually just fits a large but with this glove, the medium fits better, so if you have a smaller-sized Large hand I recommend the medium. Finally, it lost one start because even after a month+ of play it blackens my hand every time I use it--they need to use a better dye.