so I wrap my hands pretty thick and I was able to fit my hands ...
919801
These gloves are legit! I have an injured knuckle, so I wrap my hands pretty thick and I was able to fit my hands no problem. Protection is great for the heavy bag and mitts. The white color looks nice.
4385067
Before purchasing this item, I used a hand pad and regular handwraps to work out on my heavy bag; Now, I almost can't bear to use the traditional handwraps!  They cushion and support my hands perfectly, allowing me to switch from traditional boxing to open-hand bag strikes without worrying about hurting my wrist from a lack of support.  Two notes of caution, however: 1.  They don't cover the finger knuckles very well, so it is probably a good idea to invest in some tape to cover these spots, and 2.  If you are hard on these gloves, they will tear open at the seams.  But hey, for $20, you wouldn't expect to have them last forever, right?
3721314
These gloves are nice and thick, and not too tight to wear at night.  I like them to wear with lotioned-up hands, as I try to retard the look of aging.  I do see an improvement in the appearance of my hands!  Also, I think they would be nice to use with creams for arthritis pain.  It's so nice to have a generous supply for so little money.
1340244
I wasn't sure I would really like these but I do, very much so.  I thought they might be too stiff as some other gloves I have tried but they are wonderful and pliable and I am not getting burned anymore.
3039415
I hit the gym hard and I use gloves to keep blisters and calluses at bay.  I tore up my last pair of gloves in less than 2 weeks and so far these have gone for well over a month with no real issues.  Some of the stitching on the velcro has come up but it doesn't seem to be running.

My issue with these gloves is in the sizing.  I stay down in the single digit body-fat percentages, I have big hands but I'm not a beefcake (6'2" 170) .  Following the sizing guide I'm an XL and the gloves fit well across my knuckles and in the palm.  The problem is this XL assumes large finger and wrist girth.  There's too much room in the fingers and I have to tuck the glove under itself to get the wrist tight (which is probably why the velcro stitching started to pop).  There's quite a bit of stretchy material in these gloves, maybe consider dropping down a size if you have bigger hands but not fat fingers.

All in all, high quality product that stands up to a beating, I just wish they were a bit tighter in the wrist and fingers.  The issues I have with the sizing aren't nearly enough to keep from using these.  They still get daily hardcore use and are holding up well.
4412688
It fits!  I can hold it with my swollen hands (RA) !  I would let my friends know about this and suggest they try it also!
1433841
I have large hands and they fit just well enough to be tight when I flex my hands. Fits as expected, just a bit tough to get on and off quickly.
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4164050
I have been anxious to try heat resistant gloves, I wanted them for home but also for camping. At the campsite I am always boiling large pots of water or pulling cast iron off the fire.

The gloves looked much too large when I opened them and when I put them on they were roomy, but the silicone keeps them secure on my hands. They fit my boyfriend's (the grill chef) large hands just fine. The gloves seem very thick, they are heavy silicone with raised nubs completely covering both sides of the gloves and they have some weight to them. There is a small hole at the wrist opening on each glove, for hanging.

Dinner last night was a casserole (in a glass pan, 350 degrees) and French bread wrapped in foil (also 350 degrees). The bread was pretty light and came out of the oven first - I did not feel the heat from the oven at all as I put my hands in. The heat from the foil-wrapped bread when I had it in my hands was barely detectable. The bread was immediately set on the counter next to the oven to be sliced. The casserole was going to be carried to the dinner table - it was pretty heavy because it was large and in a glass pan. I had barely stepped away from the oven with the casserole in my hands when I suddenly realized my fingers were burning. I was almost to the sink and sort of threw the casserole dish in. I think the weight of the casserole caused the part of the gloves in between the nubs to be in contact with the hot glass dish. I will not be using these gloves for heavy or very hot items - which basically describes my camp cooking. I had decided these gloves were of little use to me.

Then my boyfriend checked them out when he came by, and he is pretty happy with these gloves despite the heat problem. He likes the idea of being able to adjust food items on the grill by touching them instead of using tongs. Then he could not wait to try them out on jar and medicine bottle lids. And now he has taken them with him because his mother wants him to pull the glass covers off her ceiling lights for cleaning, and he says the covers can get away from you while trying to balance them in one hand and screw them back in with the other. He has decided he needs a pair for cooking and opening jars, and a pair for his toolbox.

I did run these gloves through the dishwasher with heat dry. I prefer them washed somewhat upright, and found it works best for me if I slip the gloves over a small inverted glass.

I received these gloves at a reduced price in exchange for my honest opinion. For cooking, these gloves can only be relied upon to guard against heat if the item is lightweight or in your hands only seconds. Do not rely on the recommended 425 degree heat resistance cap. These gloves have several other uses, though, both in the kitchen and beyond as anti-slip gloves.
2800862
Fixed all my blister problems while playing squash. My hands were much too big for my racquet's handle and I would start getting blisters after about an hour of play, from the racquet sliding around. This wrap made it large enough so now I can grip it properly.

It took a few tries to figure out how it should be wrapped, and how the tape was configured. I wish there were a single sheet of instructions, but none the less I got it to work for me.
848040
I received these at a reduced price for my review.

These are pretty decent. I wanted something that gave me a grip without squeezing my hand. The size of my hands are in between medium and large which makes finding gloves weird.  I has no size issues at all with these and they fit comfortably. The adjustable velcro at the wrist is pretty nice. Especially if you are shrinking ;).
875208
The fingers are pretty slim but they fit and they slid down my arm a little but they worked for my costume.
4270683
I have soft hands and I like keeping them that way. I've owned many gloves and these were the first pair I found that allowed me to lift heavy and not have calluses after.
3106492
I bought these after researching gloves for women with small hands. So far I am very happy with this purchase. At first the gloves were a little tight but after a few uses, they have stretched to become a pretty perfect fit for me. The cushioning is good and not too padded or bulky. The wrist wrap is amazing. The extra band around the wrist makes the gloves hold tighter and provides your wrist extra support. My only complaint (not really because I was looking for it) is that I have had to re-purchase wraps because the long wraps I originally had, do not fit easily in these gloves.
3936568
Literally couldn't reach around my arms and I was waaaaay thinner when i bought this thing.
354683
I think I have normal size hands for someone six feet tall, but the XX-large gloves fit just right.  These gloves allow me to get a good feel of the bar while providing good protection of my palms and fingers.  I especially like that I can wrap my wrists tight when lifting heavy dumbbells.
4587602
Heel of my hand bothered me so much I was unable to do push ups, planks, etc. With these gloves, hands do not bother me during or after. They are a big hit with me!
4857368
heres the skinny,I was at the point where after my heavy bag work out my knuckles and hands were sore the next day,so I started putting toilet paper and vaseline under my hand wraps and that helped some but not enough,then someone told me at 47 I may not become heavyweight champion of the world :(
So I figured if Im gonna do this its gonna be comfortable so I put these under my regular hand wraps and they work well. I did cut the wrist wrap off them as my regular wraps perform that task good enough and the attached wraps were too much combined. They are very good quality and very affordable and keep my hands from getting sore-would I recommend them,YES 100% go buy some !!!!