Pro Force Leatherette Boxing Gloves

I am impressed of the quality. The price is perfect. Was better than what I expected! Thanks so much

I ordered the 20oz gloves. Right out of the box (I should say bag), these gloves had that "broken in feel". Incredibly comfortable. I'm 5'10", 195lbs, and these gloves accommodated my hands, with 180" wraps, as if they were custom fitted. The material was very dense, so I would not use them for sparring. But then again, they're 20oz gloves. Not a lot of material around the wrists was very nice, compared to some of the other gloves that make you feel like you're in a cast up to your elbow. So far, I've put about 100 rounds of heavy (and I do mean heavy) bag work on these gloves, and the foam does not feel "punched out" at all, but I did notice a very small tear in the stitching near the thumb of one glove. Does not interfere with the performance at all. I will definitely order these again, once I punch this pair out. IF I ever punch them out.

I previously ordered 16oz gloves, but they fit SUPER tight, and so I ordered these and they fit great! I'm 6'3" 230lbs, with big hands. These are excellent quality for the money, well made, excellent fit, true to size.

I bought these gloves in 2016 and now it’s 2020 and I’m still using the same pair. They’re durable if you take care of them. I don’t clean them after every use and they haven’t cracked or anything yet- they still look really new. I also sweat a lot in these gloves and they don’t really hold any smells. I leave them airing out after each use and I’ve never had them smell the next day. The quality is really nice for beginners and even beyond. Most of the time, I wrap my hands, but even the times I’ve worked out without wraps it hasn’t bothered my knuckles or anything.

Bought 20oz in mid January, reviewing in June. Outlining the life/death of my gloves in this review, but wanted to also make it clear; for the price tag, and the weight, I feel like I more than got my money's worth. I used these for power-focused heavy bag work and work on thai pads/focus mitts 3-4 days a week, to help add a little more speed and power to my punches when I switch to 16oz for sparring. This was a LOT of punishment for them, ha. Some of the stitching came loose after about a month, but a bit of duct tape fixed it no problem, then some more serious deterioration started happening after about five months. Finally after six months I could feel the padding coming to pieces inside the glove, and the seams around the wrist started going.And to reiterate, these are not complaints, just outlining the life of my gloves!IMPORTANT TO NOTE: the heavier weight gloves are not "true" 18oz/20oz etc, these simply feEL like 16oz gloves with some added weight at the front/fingers, and in the wrist. Which is fine for bag/pad work, but a big no for any kind of contact work with a partner.

If you are needing a larger glove these are great. The 24oz size is kind of XXL and work great for my large hands. They are comfortable and can be worn without hand wraps. I use them for heavy bag training only and have never used them in the ring with another person. Their best use case is probably the heavy or speed bag.

I got these because I box for the fitness aspect and the heavier the glove, the more intense the training session can be. After a month of training for 1 hour, 2 times a day, 3 to 4 times a week...the left glove has some sort of hard metal like pieces I'm it that have broken up. I can't hit any lead punch without my hand being hurt now. I have tried using my wraps with the glove and it still makes no difference. All in all, you get what you pay for and for 40 dollars, I got what I paid for. Not buying these gloves ever again.Update***it is not thin metal in the glove...it is a hard rubber that is not durable. That rubber broke apart in the glove after a few weeks of training. I cut the glove open and took the rubber pieces out. The glove is usable again, but no longer 24 ounces like I want.

Arrived super fast, just in time for my class tonight. Great quality.