
Everlast Mixed Martial Arts Grappling Gloves Small/Medium
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Product Features
- More than 3/4" of padding over the knuckles for increased hand and fist protection
- Reinforced seams and finger slots
- Durable hook & loop wrist strap
- Elastic cuff for professional form fit
Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Designed for professional competition & training! Available in S/M & L/XL sizes.
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Customer Reviews
S. Strain Said: Just what I needed... also I have some hints to help out. ( Jun. 9th 2010 )
Just got my gloves and I can say that for the price they are worth it. I will get all the use out of these as I can and need. I see no problem using them for just about everything when it comes to training, I would even use these in a cage or ring. There easy to put on, stay in place and very versital. Good for someone who needs a multi task glove and doesn't have a lot to spend or just needs an extra pair. I would recommend them to someone that is wondering about buying some.
Also I have heard a few complaints about these gloves so let me give you a few tips. The main thing you have to remember about any glove is it takes a little time to get use to them, heres how most problems are easy to deal with. Inbetween your fingers I can see how they can be harsh, just a little athletic tape and maybe gauze till you break them in.Also the lack of wrist padding and support, just get a set of hand wraps. Novice ones can support the palm and wrist if wrapped good. Pro ones can cover most of the hand and take care of the fingerwebbing and help with support. Just use both or too pairs of one kind. More wraps means you can also cover more of the knuckles as well so if you are a beginner try for some heavy padded and extra protective gloves, then try these out. If you know what your doing then you don't have to read this.
Ray Pipkins Said: Everlast gloves ( Jun. 6th 2010 )
These gloves fit perfectly and feels really good. I use the gloves mainly for heavy bag workouts and they feel excellent. I especially like the velcro strap easy on and easy off even with sweaty palms. So far the quality of the gloves feels like they will stand up to a lot more punishment than I am dishing out right now. This was a great purchase for me and would easily buy Everlast again in the future.
Dr. Zeus Said: A bit small ( May. 4th 2010 )
I bought some UFC gloves and my hands fit fine. These Everlasts are a bit tight, especially around the finger webs. If you read the reviews they're all pretty mediocre. I'd say ante up the money and get some quality. I'm not impressed with this purchase, even at $25.
S. Demers Said: Good, But a little painful ( Apr. 21st 2010 )
the gloves are good but they have some sort of webbing between the fingers so they can cut into the REAL skin webbing of your hand. over all i like them and will be training with them on my BOB. They don't hurt my knuckles after punching the wall for about 5 mins so they should be good for anyone who has some sports tape or a small ACE bandage laying around.
backdoc Said: These Gloves SMELL ( Mar. 8th 2010 )
I was excited to get a new pair of Everlast MMA gloves. When they arrived and I opened the box, I couldn't believe how strong the asphalt smell was. I used them that night at the dojo, thinking the smell would wear off, but had to take them off after a few minutes, as I was getting a headache. I've left them in my garage for 2 weeks and they still smell. I've tried calling Everlast but get into a phone loop. I am now going to write to them, as I can not ever use these gloves. What a shame, they seem good other than a chemical they must have used to process them. I am looking for an American made glove if any one knows of one, please post.