These gloves are to lift weights?
1655102
Yes. You wear them so you don't get blisters/calluses and so you can have a better grip on the weights
964075
The gloves I received are for light heavybag training or mitt work. They're no more than 10oz. Also they are MMA style which has the exposed thumb. They are a large. Good gloves for a warm up mitt work session. Not really worth risking a fractured/broken thumb on heavybag though. Hope this helps!
498479
For training yes, but not for sparring or fighting. They don't have alot of padding to block head kicks and the padding is very soft. But they are GREAT gloves
31213
I'm not familiar with the new ones sorry! But if you do Crossfit, I don't recomend any of these gloves, instead look up for Rogue Gymnastic gloves, those have worked great for me doing pull ups, T2B and weightlifting! Hope this will help you!
818101
I do a lot of push ups. Like the knuckle push up as it protects my wrist. Can't use these gloves. Padding is insufficient. Good for weights. Good enough anyway. Padding lacks
293710
I can't say for sure but I think they would be okay for that. My problem was with gripping the weights and the fingers stretching out that the material bunched up at the ends of the fingers.
463938
It works really well for me. I was having issues with one of my wrists while lifting. Now that I have been using these gloves, I don't give it a second thought when I lift heavy.
1031198
While I don't think these gloves were made with weight-lifting specifically in mind, I can tell you that I've worn mine 40 hours every work week, for very arduous, hands-on, heavy lifting work, for about a month and a half now. They're holding up brilliantly. The palms and fingertips are a durable-weight leather, the stitching is very sturdy, and the wrists are elastic, with adjustable Velcro closure, so I bet they would stand up to weight-lifting fairly well. The only drawback with weight-lifting might be that the palms are extremely durable, but not terribly breathable. (Unlike the backs which are a lighter-weave fabric, and nicely breathable.) Hope this answers your question! While I don't think these gloves were made with weight-lifting specifically in mind, I can tell you that I've worn mine 40 hours every work week, for very arduous, hands-on, heavy lifting work, for about a month and a half now. They're holding up brilliantly. The palms and fingertips are a durable-weight leather, the stitching is very sturdy, and the wrists are elastic, with adjustable Velcro closure, so I bet they would stand up to weight-lifting fairly well. The only drawback with weight-lifting might be that the palms are extremely durable, but not terribly breathable. (Unlike the backs... » Read More While I don't think these gloves were made with weight-lifting specifically in mind, I can tell you that I've worn mine 40 hours every work week, for very arduous, hands-on, heavy lifting work, for about a month and a half now. They're holding up brilliantly. The palms and fingertips are a durable-weight leather, the stitching is very sturdy, and the wrists are elastic, with adjustable Velcro closure, so I bet they would stand up to weight-lifting fairly well. The only drawback with weight-lifting might be that the palms are extremely durable, but not terribly breathable. (Unlike the backs which are a lighter-weave fabric, and nicely breathable.) Hope this answers your question! « Show Less
31212
I would not recommend this pair of gloves. Elastic band comes across the palm of your hand and hurts when lifting or doing pullups. I would recommend a full pair of workout gloves.
93937
Absolutely!! I'm a woman and I purchased a small and they are by far the best gloves I've purchased to date for weight lifting training and Bootcamp.
1214523
These are not boxing gloves. These are the straps that you put under the boxing gloves to protect your knuckles, fingers, and wrists . You will still need these though. These are pretty good wraps if you can find a small enough size for him. They are very easy to put on.
359835
Hey bro!Look, Thor gloves are for mountain bike training. If you want to but gloves for motorcycle you should go to specialized shops. I hope my answer will help you. Best regards. Allan
1138704
You could, but really, you want to get weight lifting gloves. These aren't leather, and I don't think they would last long as lifting gloves. You could just live with the calluses that comes with lifting heavy things.
1352752
Before I responded I grab them out of my gym bag and held them in my hand. The rows of foam padding on the fingers would make it awkward for gripping things such as a rock. You can tell this glove was designed for gripping a bar. would not recommend for Rock climbing.
1408075
No, not at all....it's low impact and high intensity cardio. I love it! I look much leaner and toned. The weighted gloves helps tone your arms and burn fat.
133156
I think they do. Im a Medium in motorcycle gloves and weight lifting gloves and was also a Medium with these. If you think your in-between sizes, you definately want to get the smaller of the two sizes so that its easier to pickup small parts while wearing them.
417681
I wouldn't recommend these gloves for muay Thai. These are more for entry level heavy bag boxing training