Buy it, if you want stickier gloves
937075
As a football player who can't catch a ball... This product is amazing. It helps your gloves plus it is easy to carry around. I can't drop a pass now. I am the go to guy when you something to be caught because of my gloves which are also warn out. But with glove grip. It's never warn out
2401603
I bought these gloves to replace the Everlast heavy bag gloves I was using and I'm very glad I did. These Rival gloves are far better in quality. I was able to throw harder punches and felt less impact on my hands and wrists. Combine these gloves with some good hand wraps and you're all set. The reasons I didn't give them 5 stars are the funny smell they have from the packaging and it's tough to get both gloves on. You're gonna need some help after you put on the 1st glove. Besides that, you'll be glad you made the investment.
1266349
I bought the CG Impact Pro in a different kind of gloves.
My hand I bought a small for Small size, but you feel big width of a finger, the length than the Original and CG Impact Pro.
Hobby survival game that uses the airsoft gun in (you this call is in Japan, the United States What do would? Call), but has been doing, finger did not enter To smoothly when you pull the trigger of the HK416.
So wonder if it is necessary to shrink by washing several times? Both did you think, but because the leather will come early life of gloves and leather of oil is reduced.
It is a place you are thinking now the bottom of the improvement, and I believe if you try to buy a plurality another better yet.
Durability and I think truly Mechanix, it was envy in the workplace of boss you're using at work.
Gloves will hope to attempt to continue buy with confidence the Mechanix in the future.
3876029
I've been using Harbinger 320 gloves for Krav Maga training for the last several years.  I figured I'd try something different, and picked up a pair of these.

The fit is about the same -- size "large" in either fits my hand well.  The RDX gloves are about an ounce heavier, at 5oz each. The knuckle padding seems to be a bit thicker, and there's a bit of padding around the thumb as well, which could be nice to have.

As with the Harbingers, these have a "grip bar" across the palm of the hand.  While the bar on the Harbingers is soft, the bar in these is fairly rigid, and I found it made the gloves a bit uncomfortable for me.  I always remove the bar before using gloves though, and the procedure for RDX is the same as for Harbinger: make an incision on the pinky side with a box cutter, grab the tube with needle-nose pliers, and wriggle it out.  (The tube material used for these gloves is apparently PVC "High Pressure Spray Hose 8.5mm".)

The wrist wrap is shorter, but stiffer. I don't think either glove provides especially useful wrist protection, especially when you're putting the gloves on yourself and can't really get it tight. I've only had these for a week or so, so it's too early to say whether the wrap will soften up.

The one major drawback to these gloves is in the velcro.  They put the scratch "hook" part on the back of the gloves, and the soft "loop" part on the inside of the wrist strap.  The wrist strap is too short to cover all of the velcro, which means that some of the "hook" area is exposed.  If you're just hitting a bag that won't be an issue, but if you're training with someone else then your partner is going to get scratched up. I wouldn't want to grapple with somebody who was wearing these.

I suspect the gel padding will hold up better over time than the Harbinger foam, which can get compressed and lose efficacy, but only time will tell.
1776016
I've always liked these type of very plain, nitrile dipped gloves.  I've seen them in packs of hundreds of pairs at Korean markets for cents per pair; that made them the go-to throwaway for any kind of nasty job.  These are an improvement over any I've seen before thanks to the extended flexible wrist and the inside lining.  For that matter, the quality is better than the throwaways in every way.  The price of these is far from throwaway, however, which makes them less desirable in that way (you won't want to get your hands and the gloves so oily that you don't want to put the gloves over clean hands the next time, for example).  Dexterity is very good, but not as good as straight nitrile, durability is much better.
1764945
The gloves themselves are very nice and solidly made. The little extra pieces of fabric on the ends of the twofingers and the thumb are more of a pain than anything for me. I ended up cutting them even with the rest of the fabric. But they made it very easy to do that without messing up the gloves at all. The part that wraps around your wrist? I hope you wanted something for wrist support, this is going to give it to you.
Now, me personally, I got these and am using them as wheelchair gloves. You mightnot use them for the same thing I do. For me however, I ordered the Extra-Large size and let me say that they are still rather snug. I know I'm going to give them time to adjust and wear in. But if you want something a little looser, if your a small, get a medium just to be safe.
But all in all, these gloves are a very good pair for the money. I'm seriously thinking about getting another pair in a different color for when I need them, they are there. Any questions, about them at me, I'll try to answer them. I'll scratch photos a little later of actual product.
4956170
I was hoping to find some "Extra Large" gloves in black as all I could find locally were "Large" size gloves in white, clear, and blue.  The locally bought "Large" gloves worked, but could be a little tight at times.  Thought I would try Amazon to see what I could get in "XL".  Some of the reviews for this product mentioned that even these "Extra Large" gloves were tight, but figured this was ok as human hands vary in size.  If the "Large" gloves I already had fit me, then these "Extra Large" should be roomy.

These Black Nitrile Exam "XL" gloves look to be the same (or better?) quality than the locally bought ones, and the price for 100/box is certainly *much* better than any of the locally bought ones - worth getting just to save some money.  Having these gloves in black is a plus!!  The downside is that only the WIDTH is different/larger than a conventional "Large" glove.  The overall "length" of the locally bought "Large" gloves is virtually IDENTICAL to that of these "XL" gloves.

Measurements.
I don't pull my hair up over my head when trying to figure out how tall I am, and I don't stretch items when trying to measure them.
I just placed both gloves on a flat surface and tried to smooth them out before using a tape measure.

"XL" Length: Bottom edge to tip of middle finger: 9 1/8"
(The local "Large" glove measures 9 1/4" so slightly longer than the "XL" glove)
"XL" Width: Bottom (hand hole) side-to-side measures about 4".  Counting the thumb it's 5 1/2"
(Local "Large" glove's width measures 3 3/8" at the bottom and 4 1/2" at the thumb so smaller than "XL" glove)

Would certainly buy these again as they look to be equal (or better) in quality to the locally bought ones and they cost less.  Plus it's much easier for me to buy these via Amazon than to wander store-to-store as the "Large" gloves aren't always in stock locally.  I might try looking for some "XL" gloves that are longer rather than just wider, but if I can't find anything "Longer" on Amazon, will just buy more of these.

Unrelated:  I guess it's like trying to get extra-wide shoes "off the rack".  If one has feet that are 9 or 10 wide, ne may end up getting a size 12 shoe as shoes get much longer before they get wider.  Perhaps gloves get much wider before they get longer?
446007
I think I have strangely small hands, or something, because no other brand fits my hands correctly.  Literally every other brand I've tried (about 4, what a waste of money), have ended up being too large and I get blisters anyways...which totally defeats the purpose of wearing gloves.

I can usually get a good 3-5 months wear out of these before they tear, and that's wearing them 5+ hours a week, so I think that's pretty good.  They're leather and washable-also two things that encouraged me to purchase initially.  Any gloves without leather just won't last as long, and I like the convenience of being able to just pop them in the dishwasher every now and again.
4968488
I bought these thinking I'd try them out for gigs that are played outside in cold weather. I'm not a fan of gloves for drumming in the first place. You lose the feel of the stick and they really confine the free movement of your hands. I chose the Meinl gloves over other brands because they looked to be made from the thinnest fabric and therefore more pliable on my hands.

Fits small. I ordered a size Large at first and it was way to small. Even the Extra Large is a little too short in my finger tips and too tight around my palms. They feel very confining.
1489917
These gloves are great.  I was looking for an affordable pair of kangaroo palm gloves to replace my 2nd set of Teknic Speedstars (RIP Teknic).  I ordered my normal glove size, and was initially disappointed.  The fit was so snug that the bottom of my palm was actually in the upper part of the wrist closure.  If I pulled it down even further, the palm bridged to the base of my fingers, and was less than comfortable.  The Teknics fit perfectly out of the bag, and so that was what I was expecting.  However, my hands were tied because I was about 2 weeks from a track day and busy with work, and my Teknics had blown a finger seam, so returning them was out of the question.  I used them daily for the two weeks, and by the time the track day came around they were more comfortable.  Into my first session, they disappeared from thought.  These gloves are at home on the track.  There's no finger roll, excellent feedback from the palm, the pre-curve kept my hands relaxed, and the scaphoid pads don't get in the way.  They also kept my hands cool enough in the 90+ degree ambient air temp.  It was much hotter on the track.  Herein lies the reason for the 4 stars.  A few months later, as the temp dropped, it became apparent how much air these gloves move.  They are definitely a hot weather glove.  The Speedstars worked in a wider temperature range.  The wrist/forearm closure is a bit short, so if the wrists on your leathers are on the thick side, you may find things getting a bit tight.  In the end, I love these gloves.  I was so impressed, I went ahead and bought another set as a spare since they are an older model., and may be subject to availability. They'll take a bit to break in, but when they do, they're great.  If you're an all-weather rider, you may want to consider adding another glove for cold weather and rain duty.
3043323
Had the other grease monkey gloves with the Velcro strap which kept picking away at my sweatshirt sleeve cuffs. They are good for the warmer months but in the winter they just fray the cuffs. Ditching the Velcro strap is a major improvement for a winter work glove, keeps the ice cold tools from sucking the life out of you and doesn't ruin help ruin your sweatshirt. I've also caught these at roughly half the price of the others so win/win.
517444
Works better than other types because I was able to get a size that actually fit my small hands. Usually gloves like these are too big and make it difficult to do anything requiring dexterity. I ordered a size up from the chart so a pair of thin wool insulating gloves would fit inside. Love having hands that are clean, dry and warm!

UPDATE: I've used these gloves all winter for trapping and they are still going strong. No holes or tears. Caught several fingers in a beaver trap recently and the thickness of the gloves cushioned the blow.
2202112
the only non-velcro glove I can find, and the small fits me better than most other I've tried.
might be slightly harder to take off, but lack of velcro allows it to folded easily and not snag on anything, velcro is terrible, I avoid velcro any where possible.
*might not be ideal for folks with wider hands since the elastic part only can stretch so much.
835550
the touchscreen feature works well but i don't really like how bulky the gloves feel. this is probably due to the synching on the backhand. hopefully isotoner will come up with a better fitting pair. they are definitely warm and keeps cold weather out (average temps highs 50s-60s, lows 20s-30s in winter where i live in January)
421995
those gloves are the real deal nice padding and great gripp on the arm make sure you get it a size bigger because they run smaller than normal size.
I don't know why they say one color in the option because mine came the same as the picture for XL
1414485
For what I was expecting these are pretty good, for the price I paid they're pretty great. Let me explain.

The leather is a bit thicker than I was expecting, but for winter driving gloves that isn't a bad thing. According tot he size chart my hands are a Medium, but I followed others advice and got a Large. That was a smart move.

The fingers are tight, but that good for dexterity and the leather will stretch. The thumbs and wrist are where these aren't so great. The thumbs are both 1/4 to 1/2 inch too long. So the leather bunches up and makes them difficult to feel around with. The way the thumb webbing is cut is also not great. The "V" between the forefinger and thumb isn't deep enough, so the thumb is always pulling away from the wrist.

The wrist is inconsistent between the two hands, the left hand it fits perfectly. But the right hand wrist is cut shorter, and the elastic seems stretched. This makes the right glove ride up my hand.

HOWEVER, even with shipping these gloves were ~$25. That's about half the price of all the other competitors gloves. So keeping that in mind, do I care that these are perfect? Not At All. They're a great buy for the price.

If anyone else was wondering as I was, you cannot use your phone's touchscreen with these gloves. Another small drawback.
2395090
These Cutters Gamer All Purpose Gloves are essentially football gloves. For sports where you want to have a quick release or response (basketball, handball), the sticky factor is a drawback.

That being said, the stickiness on the hands allows for better catch and hold with a football. The gloves are slightly padded but it really helps on the impact and provides some warmth on chilly evenings and early mornings when you are practicing. They can be washed -spot wash or turned inside out in a machine, which helps because even with slight design ventilation, they do retain some of the sweat from your hands.

For football, they are top-notch for play.

The sizing tends to be snug or 'just-fit'. So if you are somewhere between sizes, you will want to size up.