I hate bulky sparring gloves because I like practicing other styles ...
584901
So far, the gloves are lovely! I have yet to use them while training, but they fit very well. I hate bulky sparring gloves because I like practicing other styles of martial arts, so I like how my hand can be open and is allowed to be a little bit more flexible. I love the fact that there are sweat patches on the thumbs, that's exactly how I wipe my sweat while training (sorry if that is too much information). They also sent me free tea, which I thought was very nice. Very good price for the gloves.
320511
Now, I know that many of these types of gloves need to be worn in, however, it's a pain when you are using them to lift weights.
819838
Perfect solution for those who don't like to wear gloves at the gym, but still want to protect your hands.
1511508
I hate gloves that are too big so I erred on too small. These gloves aren't very thick, but will significantly reduce the amount of wind hitting your fingers. The grips are nice too.
4064893
Same quality as other sparring gear at a weaker price
2854045
The color was as listed, my son loves the deep purple. The 8oz fits my 11 year olds hands great. They are a bit heavier and harder than my adult karate sparring gloves though. If you are buying them for martial arts sparring expect them to be a bit heavier and hit harder than the normal karate sparring gloves. Do not buy the 8oz for lighter adult sparring gloves as they will not fit an adults hands.
2372909
My experience with the fit on these gloves were not quite the same as the others'. Though the hand fit, the fingers were too short. I can't even wear them to try them out. I don't want to get the large, then the hand part will be too big. It's a shame, the price is definitely a deal.
4859027
I mostly do fight work for exercise and skill training (Boxing/Muay Thai/General fight movement). Prior to this I actually used competition MMA gloves, and I've been developing my punching technique and been practicing with those for the last 2.5 years.

And of course, because of that, my knuckles are bruised beyond belief, for the last 2 years, I walk around with red/black bruised and callused knuckles, and it takes about a week or so of no striking for me to do fight work again for my fist bruises to recover; which is literally unbearable for me to wait that long, like I need to punch things NOW.

SO I finally buckled down and decided to buy proper training gloves, I used a size medium for my MMA gloves, and I decided to get the 14oz glove (7.8 inch hand circumference)

What came in the mail was an extremely high quality pair of boxing gloves that I only paid 30 dollars for, I'm definitely not disappointed; I trained with it for the first time today, absolutely nothing wrong with the product at all, works awesome!

But it's gonna take some time for me to get used to punching with a 14oz boxing glove; I find myself distancing incorrectly because of the added inches to my punch reach, and also for some reason my right fist couldn't situate itself correctly inside the glove (probably my under wraps who knows).

And it's extremely interesting that with my MMA gloves, my natural instinct is to fight like an In-fighter, but with these 14oz gloves, I find myself naturally moving like an out-fighter (Probably because the size of the gloves make it feel ideal to guard in a philly shell stance, on top of that the added inches to the reach is something new to me)

nevertheless, none of that is at the fault of the gloves, that's all me to figure out and adapt myself to. Overall, I love these gloves, and I'll most likely be picking up their Muay Thai Battleforged series later on.
4328922
too much padding; not high quality. Instead, I recommend the Harbinger 1250 gloves
3359184
Construction was okay, but the padding was so soft that my hands would hurt after simple sparring drills, when I really wasn't punching hard at all. I ended up donating these to Goodwill because I didn't want anyone else at the gym to use them and hurt their hands too. Since my job involves 90% computer work, my hands are important to protect, so I ended up getting Ringside IMF Tech Pro gloves on sale for about $70 and I haven't had a hand issue after sparring or bag-work since.
1536010
I've bought the green gloves size s. Instead of protecting the upper part of my palm it just hurt it more. Also my hands were sweating a lot . Uncomfortable to use!
913998
I like these a lot, they're perfect for heavy bag training. There is plenty of padding, but they're still light weight and pack up easily as opposed to even 8 oz. training gloves. I had the MMA training gloves before these, and my middle knuckles slplit; these solve this issue. I have pretty big hands, and they are a bit small; the inside seem has separated somewhat allowing my middle finger to slip right up against the padding. But they are pliable and comfortable.
6561
Very bulky in my opinion. They made gripping a pull-up bar uncomfortable. The padding is too think for me. Not saying they are awful overall, but not for crossfit purposes. Also they didn't fit as they said. I ordered a size larger than my glove size and I struggled fitting them over my fingers.
3864287
The main (palm) part of the glove fit just fine, but the fingers have a lot of elastic and roll under when lifting heavy weights (dead lifts, dumb bells, etc.). It winds up causing an irritation/pain where there wasn't one originally. Very disappointed with them.
307933
I was excited to try the new technology implemented in Ringside IMF Tech Bag Gloves.  I've been using Ringside products since the late 90's and own several pair of their gloves.  They have been put to the test over and over again.

The gloves I tested are a size large.  The chart included recommends hand circumference size of 8 1/4 " - 9 3/4".  Since mine are 9" I felt they would be a good fit.  But the gel wraps added over an inch to the circumference, so it exceeded 10 inches, which made it nearly impossible to put the gloves on my hands.  The tightness was uncomfortable, and I was only able to use them for one 3 minute round before it became painful.

I replaced the gel wraps with traditional 108" wraps.  It was still tight, but I was able to do 4 bearable hard rounds.  The low profile made these gloves look fast, and felt like the real thing used for a professional fight.  The don't look or act like ordinary heavy bag gloves.

The hardness was more noticeable than the regular gloves I've been using (Ringside Ultimate and Ringside Super Bag Gloves).  But some of the hardness may be contributed to such a tight fit.  I don't believe in the "breaking-in" philosophy. Broken in gloves are more comfortable but the padding also gets thinner after years of use.  My Ringside Ultimate gloves are well worn, but still over great protection and remain my primary heavy bag gloves.

The IMF Tech seem different than the gloves I have been using.  The injectable foam is firm and unforgiving.  I suspect hand comfort is sacrificed for durability and for the integrity of the glove.  I wish Ringside offered these gloves in a size XL, for heavy weights like me, so I could  fully experience the technology behind them.  I like the idea of bag gloves to be similar to fighting gloves, and the IMF Tech accomplishes that.  I added a picture of all my gloves, for comparative purposes.
3720558
I  am a passionate gardener...but I hate bugs and all sorts of weeds on my hands. I definitely need gloves every time garden.i have large hands for a female. It is hard for me to find good gloves that fit me. You know, ones that protect you from thorns but give you enough feel ylfor the plants you are planting, ones that fit you right.m it gloves are too small for me and my husband's gloves are a. Too big. b. I can't feel my plants with with them. These gloves are different. The rubber (or silicone?) Around hand and fingers gives you protection from thorns, it is nice and stretchy so it fits me well and I have a good feel for plants I am planning. The remaining part of glove is also nice and stretchym I really love these gloves. I attached some pictures of them. I already used them heavily as you can see.
Please know I received them for free for an honest review I used them and evaluated them as if I paid full price. I have no relationship to the seller and I received no compensation.
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.