Portzon Weight Lifting Gloves, Workout Gloves for Men & Women, Anti-Slip Gym Gloves with Wrist Strap, type 2, type 2 (Gymnastics Grips)

I love these gloves there soft easy to put on and take off, I don’t use them for weightlifting though, I use them I’m in my wheelchair and there so comfortable I forget that I even have anything on. They have great grip for starting power and they slow me down and stop me nicely too I don’t get rubber burn and they don’t have heat transfer when trying to slow or stop and there’s plenty of material and padding so there not wearing through I keep one set in my wife’s car and I’m going to be buying 2 more one for mine and one for the house so I have a set in all my locations would absolutely recommend these AAAAA+++++++

Perfect for slapping thebolenladybaround. Doesn't hurt my hand and leaves minimal bruising

Just what my husband needed!!!He loves them and wants to order a few more!!!

Dont normally take the time to write reviews but I've already bought 2 pairs. Very well made. Perfect for work, working out, and hitting the range. XD

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After getting a painful blister from deadlifting (ouch!!!), I caved and got my first pair of workout gloves. With a few workouts in with these, I'm ultimately lukewarm on them - more like 3.5 stars. If you have larger hands than me, you might find these affordable gloves work well for you. These gloves come in one size, with wrist and hand adjustment straps to ensure fit. I'm a woman with hands that fit in small nitrile gloves, and I can adjust the gloves to fit...somewhat well. The two straps secure my hands in the gloves, but the upper part of the palm still slips around on my hands. The gloves slipping means friction that STILL gives me callouses and even skin tearing (see photo). Fortunately I haven't gotten blisters using these gloves, so I suppose this means they can do the main thing I wanted them to help me with. They're probably better at preventing skin damage than not using a glove.Other than fit, I like the overall structure of the glove. The palm cushioning feels nice, and holding weights feels more comfortable. The grip texture works somewhat well when I tested with deadlifting. I can use a mixed overhand-underhand grip with the gloves, but a double overhand grip with the gloves on is too likely to slip out of my hands. I have mixed feelings about the wrist straps. I would probably prefer gloves without a wrist strap so that I am forced to be more cautious and controlled with my wrists, and not have artificial support. That said, my wrists hurt less when I've used these gloves during a workout. Taking everything into account, I'll probably use these gloves only for deadlifting to prevent blisters, and take them off for other exercises. I wish the fit in the palm wouldn't slip so much on my hands, but they do ultimately prevent blisters. The price is decent for what you get and - if you have larger hands - you may find that these fit snugly.

These gloves came packaged in a branded, sliding zip-lock type of bag. Inside the bag, they were packed in a clear plastic bag.The packaging says “Weight Lifting Gloves” but has pictures on the front of both weight lifting and gymnastics. A sticker on the back says “Portzon Gymnastic Grips . . . Sports Airlift Paintball”. The knuckles and fingers have a little bit of extra, rubbery padding on them that I don’t believe adds anything to weightlifting but may contribute to some other sport. So, these gloves were designed to serve a variety of uses and you may think of a few more.Likes- I have large hands and these gloves fit me comfortably. I did not see any marks on the gloves or the packaging that gives sizing information and I do not know if other sizes are available.- The velcro straps allow you to adjust the fit to your hand (so, maybe that is why there is no sizing info!) and I was easily able to get them right for me. My wife was also able to wear them comfortably and her hands are a size or two smaller than mine.- The material is soft and feels durable. The velcro straps feel stiff and hold things together tightly, if you prefer, or loosely.- The palms/fingers allowed me to get a good grip on my weights. I used them for some barbell and dumbbell exercises and every thing felt good in my hand. No need for chalk (unless that is just what you prefer.)Dislikes- noneOverall ImpressionHaving used these, if I were in the market for new weightlifting gloves, I would buy these. Are there better ones out there? Possibly, but these are plenty good enough for my needs.Bear in mind, I own a 20+ year old pair of weightlifting gloves that I still use and would probably not have replaced until they completely fell apart. I will not be retiring that pair but I will be using my Portzon Weightlifting Gloves a lot more than them.