Byakko Boxing Gloves Men Women - Genuine Cowhide Leather Training Sparring Gloves, Kickboxing Gloves for Muay Thai, MMA, Punching Bag Gloves Workout - 10 12 14 16 Oz Guantes de Boxeo

Great set of gloves! Very well made. Fit great, high quality material, super comfortable, and AMAZING price! Similar quality/feeling gloves would range between $100-$200. I’ll be recommending these to everyone at the gym!

Blown away by these gloves. I’ve used Fairtex, Twins and Windy gloves over the past 15 years and recently Hayabusa but they don’t seem to last long and soften in the knuckles too fast while costing a fortune, so I gave these a try after trying on one of my students. So far I’m really impressed, I got the 10oz for bag and pad work and they are really well made, the gloves feel solid and feel really snug and protected, especially with wraps on. Normally I have to use a cut up sponge added inside the glove when I’m working the heave bag but I think the shape and fit of these protects my knuckles more so I haven’t needed to. Highly recommend!

I got these for my husband as he wanted a heavier set of gloves to use for his punching bag. Easy to put on and packs a punch .

After a decision to get back into martial arts (20 years), I needed new equipment as I sold off the old. Came across these gloves after someone suggested them. They recommended the 12 oz. Fit great. As Im waiting for the heavy bag to arrive, I couldnt sit any longer! I started beating on anything that I could! 2x4s, garage supports, trees, walls. Most anything with resistance. My hands are fine, the gloves look new. If I can add a picture later, I will. Train hard guys, these will take you through that journey!

Used for sparring - heavy bags and focus pads. Great for all.

Love these gloves, the quality of the leather is really good, they look cool and perform really well on the bag and in sparring. They are great value for the price!

The intial build quality of these gloves are quite good. It remains to be seen how well they hold up after prolonged heavy use.

They fit gray, Im able to hit the bag HARD and not hurt my wrists. Stoked!

The quality of the glove is exceptional for the price point. And most gloves this cheap when you throw really hard punches leave some type of impression on your hands while these do not. These gloves will protect you. The padding is a medium semi soft version that is good for both heavy bag or sparring. The impact face of the glove is rounded not flat so if you do prefer a flatter face glove that gives a more resounding smack on leather this is not that glove. Overall these gloves outperform the budget entries from Century or Everlast by a factor of at least two times and come in cheaper than both.

First things first. I add the real cons to the gloves in this review because...thats what I do. So stay tuned, itll be a balanced show. Lets start. You arent paying a hundred bucks. Youre paying half that. And youre getting a glove that hits with gloves over double this price point. But lets talk about what you get for two quarters. The leather is soft, smooth and supple. That means if you put your hand in and squeeze its not noisy or cheap feeling. The leather has a nice feel to it. Not a cheap painted or fake feel when you first pick them up. The stitching is double stitched. Near flawless. Velcro strap is long. Easy to wrap tight around your wrist. My cons? They smell like ink when you open them. Not good wrist padding. Feels stiff. Cardboard like. It isnt likable to be honest. Handbox is loose, which isnt a deal breaker and is common at this price but I prefer tighter. The glove response leaves something to be desired with a loose handbox. However. No glove at this price has these points well addressed so I dont feel thats totally fair to ding only these gloves on. Ill also ding them on no color selection. You picked weight only. Looks matter too. Also this is the softest glove youll find at this price. Soft enough that sparring is easy and affordable without being the kid with the cheap brick gloves. These would be my first, second and third for a kid on a budget doing contact at the gym. A con for soft gloves like these is for a 200lb+ man you MIGHT hit hard enough to feel slight discomfort on very heavy or hard bags. But then again, a glove good for sparring is usually less good on a heavy bag and vice versa so you cant win them all. Its basic glove padding 101. Id say most children in the teenage or so ranted will have no issue using these for both. Overall, beats the competition out to triple the price and punches with them even so. I have my preferences but if I started from scratch these would be my first choice.