So much better than cheap stretch-y gloves.
935691
These knit work gloves are great.  Excellent silk-screening and durable material.  Significantly more hard-core than those cheapy stretch gloves from the Halloween store.
761110
I previously had Everlast hand wraps and these are by far more superior.  I really didn't think there was much of a difference, but I certainly was wrong.  I had been using the Everlast hand wraps I would get at a Sports Authority for a few years now.  But by chance, I ended up just getting these because I felt it was a good deal.  Firstly, I should mention that I wrap for Muay Thai training.  The softness in the material is like night and day.  And the elasticity of these are much better as well.  Comparing them, the Everlast wraps are more like canvas than cotton, while these maintain their softness and elasticity through washes as well.  They are far more comfortable and because of the better elasticity, wrapping is easier and much faster now.  I like the "thinness" of the material as well since it keeps them lightweight and breathable.  The velcro seems to be pretty solid and the stitching on them too which is a nice plus since mine had tendencies of breaking down after a few uses.  Nothing to have to throw them away, but enough to show the wear and tear on them.
2933178
I love these gloves.  My old leather gloves with a poor fit do not compare with these form fitting glove.  Just the right amount of padding and the wrist straps help a great deal to secure the the glove.  I would highly recommend them.
540160
I was skeptical about these, but after enough 99 degree days of my jeans chafing my right thigh, I was desperate. I was wearing an ace bandage around my thigh to get through the workday, for crying out loud. These things are so much better! I wasn't sure if the silicone grippy strips would tug or pinch my skin, but they didn't. They're thinner than Spanx-type undergarments and they stay in place without rolling, pinching, or having to be adjusted.
The seller shipped them quickly and I'm thankful!
The only reason I didn't give the product a full 5 stars is because they don't run quite true-to-fit. The thickest part of my leg is 28.25 and I ordered the 28" size. I didn't want a pair so tight that they're uncomfortable or noticeable in pants. I now know I could've gone down a letter size and probably be okay.
4325412
I bought these to wear while I lay down pavers on my patio. They are much better than the work/gardening gloves that I have had in the past. They didn't need to be broken in, they are flexible and ready to work upon arrival. I like the the grip that the fingers have, and also that the fingers are reinforced (most of my gloves end up forming holes in the thumbs, rendering the gloves unwearable). Also, that there are two pairs of gloves is definitely a bonus. For the price, you can't be this product! Highly recommend.
4047641
Finally, gloves that fit!  Purple too!  Pretty silly to get so excited over disposable gloves, but hey, it's the little things.  These are high quality, haven't had any rip or tear.  I use them in the kitchen, while gardening and when cleaning especially dirty or greasy things.  They don't leave the powdered stuff all over your hands that smells terrible, either.  These are great!
562510
I HAD RECEIVED THE ITEM FOR FREE/AT A DISCOUNT IN EXCHANGE FOR AN UNBIASED HONEST FEEDBACK.  Received the gloves promptly.  They feel more comfortable than I thought.  Strong and elastic material.  I specifically like the plastic-like texture painted on the gloves, help keeping the grip on hot items.  I do feel a little heat while transferring hot items, but not enough where I'd hurt my hands.  The gloves run a little small.  If I'd gone with the smaller size, they wouldn't have fit.  Even though these are size L/XL, they probably a S or M.  I used these for a few times now, love them.
605940
I have used these gloves on a couple of quilts and they grip the fabric so much better than your hands. Made it much easier to free motion quilt; which I have not done much of.
2507958
These gloves are fantastic, and such an improvement over using the 'Ove Glove' type fabric oven mitts. Super grippy when pulling out heavy or awkwardly shaped pans from the oven, absolutely no heat transfer, no worries about getting them wet, etc... I bought these as a gift for my mother, and after getting to use them I'll definitely be ordering another set for myself.
1421650
I got a pair of these a few years ago, and they're the best lined leather gloves I've come across in decades. They're a tight enough fit that I can just about type on a keyboard without issue, but with the lining, I don't get black crud under my fingertips. I abused them, and after a few years, when they were finally worn out, was more than happy to buy a follow-up pair.
1410569
It's ridiculously difficult to find decent work gloves in a size small!  I guess in order to not be emasculating, lots of gloves start at a size medium, and as a chick, that's still too big for me. With these, the small not only fit...like a glove haha, but the quality is way better than what I've been using in a synthetic glove.  Price is very reasonable for what you're getting.

In case anyone wanted to know the content:
50% Synthetic Leather
30% Polyester
10% Elastic
5% Foam
3% Polyurethane
2% Polyvinyl Chloride, Rubber
4150208
I have small hands and had resorted to ordering kids gloves; the hand part fit okay, but the wrist part was always short.  These gloves solved the problem.  They fit very well and are soft and supple yet sturdy.  The gloves are very nice looking as well.  Good-bye kids gloves!  I will definitely be ordering more.
1475287
Finally , a pair of gloves that actually protects your forearms when cutting roses.
4631424
These gloves fit, feel, and perform better than I expected. Not as sturdy as I thought they would be, but I guess if they were any harder it would limit the overall flexibility of the hands (which is a good trade-off).

I ride a bicycle to and from work every day and risk injuring my fragile digits if I ever fall off. The gloves have good ventilation and even relieved the soreness in my wrists. The plastic on the knuckles are very solid with cushioning underneath, making it easy to  leave a dint in someone's face if (God forbid) I ever get ambushed.

The only downside to them is that the gripping is too smooth and should be "stickier."

Other than that, it's a good buy.
3064405
Fabulous gloves, great grip, padding is just fine. I use them for long distance riding--30+ mile rides.  I just wrecked a couple of weeks ago and wasted a $40 pair of gloves so I bought these as a replacement.  They are actually better than my more expensive, now shredded gloves and the little grab strings work great for removal too.  I put 100 miles on them already and ordered 2 more pairs for backup.  The gripping material on the hands is fantastic.  The padding is ok, but I don't think there is anything out there that feels super "soft".  At this price, buy!  You won't be disappointed in my opinion.
4561878
I first thought the gloves were too big for my fingers, but after wearing them for a while, they actually fit perfectly.
4066182
These gloves are great. I have two pairs of the 16 oz. gloves--one lace up the other Velcro. I use the lace up pretty regularly (about everyday). Mine came with elastic strings in addition to the normal ones. Also customer service is awesome. I've had the lace-ups for about four months and the velcro ones for about a month.

They fit very well and provide a good amount of cushion (but not so much that it's oppressive or you can't feel what you're punching). They certainly have a lot more padding than the Hyabusa Tokushu's, though wrist support is a lot better with the velcro than the lace-up (at least when you use the elastic laces and have them pre-tied). My knuckles still get bruised, but less than when I use the Hyabusas or the Fairtex gloves. The Title Classics that I had had a lot of padding but it felt like cheap padding and it was so much that I couldn't get a feel for my punches. Also, as another reviewer mentioned, you can almost make a full fist with these on, especially when they're broken in. They feel great with Winning NG2 knuckle guards, though I don't like the discomfort of wrapping my hands so thick with the guards so I tend to just forego the NG2s. It would be great if the padding in the glove were such that I wouldn't need any NG2 guards to prevent any bruising.

My only complaint, which is a minor one, is that the thumb is maybe too tight and too short for my thumbfortunately my thumb reaches to the end and doesn't press up against it, but if it were any shorter my thumb would be really pressed up against the thumb compartment. Also, whether it's the tightness of the thumb compartment or the stitching on the area that connects the thumb to the glove, I feel as though there is sometimes a lot of pressure on my palm close to my thumb, if that makes sense. Still, this is not a serious enough complaint to warrant not using these gloves and the problem only exists in my less broken-in velcro gloves, not my lace-ups.

I've owned a wide variety of gloves (Hyabusa, Title, Ringside, Fairtex, and Everlast) and these are among my favorite. I'm a student so I don't have enough money to buy Winning, so I can't compare the two, but everyone who has Winning gloves says that they're comparable, which is saying a lot since the price discrepancy is so great. I'd definitely recommend themespecially for the price.