ZooBoo MMA Gloves, Half-Finger Boxing Fight Gloves MMA Mitts with Adjustable Wrist Band UFC Gloves for Sanda Sparring Punching Bag Training (One Size Fits Most)

I just recently started working out at a 9round in my area and I have come to the conclusion I hate boxing gloves. I do not enjoy the amount of sweat that accumulates inside nor do I enjoy the smell. So after purchasing a pair of boxing gloves and trying them for awhile I decided I needed to find an alternative. These gloves are one size fits most so for the most part should work for most people. I am a female with small hands and small wrists and they fit fine plus they have room for me to wrap my wrists. In the picture is a male friend who tried them on and they fit comfortably for him as well.While these are not leather they appear to be made out of a durable and breathable material that should last for a while with normal use. I personally enjoy that the palms are open, which means less sweating, so I am able to wipe my hands if needed. The gloves provided you full coverage where needed and because they are not as bulky as boxing gloves you are able to keep them on to do other activities during your workout.These gloves are also great for sparring and pad work. Would highly recommend to someone who is looking for an alternative to a boxing glove.

The media could not be loaded. High quality MMA gloves for 16$. Hand protection is good and prevents eye pokes. Weight is around 5 oz and the fit is a little big. Material thickness is pretty thick and protects your hand pretty well. Functionality is pretty good and easy to use as well.

At first, I didn't like these gloves. I tried to put them on with hand wraps and it was not happening. If I don't use handwraps though, I can wear these no problem. Working solely speed and not doing a lot of power punching, these are great gloves. I had wore mine on the opposite hand that is shown in the pictures for a while before I noticed. To me, that way just made sense, but to be in line with what the manufacturer intends I wore them like the photos. I can't tell a difference once they're on. I would recommend these gloves. I'm a power puncher and they have held up better than any other gloves. The knuckles are in just the right spot. I want a bigger size so that I can wear wraps, and an even bigger size for sparring. Compared to the photos, they look even cooler in person.

My husband needed a pair of boxing gloves for our boxing machine as it only came with one set of boxing gloves. He's a gamer. So I thought it best that he should have a pair of gloves that reflects what he likes to do.

I agree with other reviewers that these are more comfortable than boxing gloves. Attached photo showing how they protect knuckles and first finger joint.I own a pair of Everlast Elite boxing gloves and have been having pain in my finger joints due to the gloves non-hand shape forcing all the impact of punching to my finger joints instead of my knuckles.These gloves protect the knuckles, first finger joints, and back of the hand well from my tests on my 70lbs heavy bag and double ended bag. Material is cheaper than my Everlast Elite boxing gloves, but I think are a good value for the price.A few warnings for others:* I'm 5'8" / 173cm tall and weigh 150lbs / 68kg. The finger and hand portions fit well. Anyone taller or heavier will find the gloves too small.* These gloves have a non-working wrist strap. It has velcro and can open/close, but is so much larger than the glove that it cannot be tightened enough to hold the glove in place nor support the wrist. If you try to tighten them too much it pulls the whole glove out of shape due to how the wrist strap is part of the hand portion. Attached photo showing how loose the wrist strap is.If you are lucky and in the goldilocks zone of size, and don't need wrist support, these are probably the gloves for you!

I’ve always had an interest in the martial arts and use a punching bag for exercise/stress relief. When I had a chance to order these gloves I took advantage of it.First, they are not real leather, but very durable and well-made. I’ve dealt with badly made gloves before. These aren’t. In addition, the Velcro straps work very well. I’ve never had any sort of slipping and they’ve never come undone.These gloves certainly pack a punch. I can go full throttle on my punching bag and barely feel a thing. In addition, the heaviness of the gloves adds more to the workout. I’ve never tried them in a sparring match (since I rarely get the chance), but I’m sure they’d be great.I’m a pretty little guy, so the gloves are pretty big on me. But, even then, they still fit well. I just have to pull the Velcro a little tighter.Also, they look really cool. And, that matters.

The quality feels good. Runs small and got a blister on my index finger, wish I would’ve gotten a bigger size. I’m currently at a training base so to return these for a bigger size would be too much of a hassle.

To the point: Decent pair of gloves for the price. Dont expect them to last a long time.Details: I'll start off by saying I'm no mma or boxing expert at all. These are the first open ended gloves I've purchased. I decided to get these because of the price. They were so cheap I figured might as well try them out. I've been using them about 3 times a week for about 20 minutes each session. I've used them strictly on my double end bag and nothing else. When first putting them on they seemed comfortable and they fit well. A little stiff at first but once you break them in they form to your hands a little bit better. The only complaint I have is they don't look like they are gonna last a long time. Some of the leather is starting to rip just a little bit. Nothing to really complain about just something I noticed and took account of. If your looking for cheap gloves to get a good workout with then these might work for you. If your serious about boxing or mma training, probably should get something better.