RDX Boxing Gloves EGO, Sparring Muay Thai Kickboxing MMA Heavy Training Mitts, Maya Hide Leather, Ventilated, Long Support, Punching Bag Workout Pads, Men Women Adult 8 10 12 14 16 oz

I had a hard time finding boxing gloves that fit my hands. I'm a female, 5'6", 140 pounds, and was looking for a 16 oz glove that fit well. My original gloves were a different brand and were 14 oz, but they were so loose that I got some pretty ridiculous blisters that were tough to let heal while training. I do kickboxing, boxing, and other cardio training with bag work, so I use my gloves daily. I have huge hands with long fingers and my previous pair of gloves, while too loose, were too short in the thumb, which resulted in me jamming my thumb everyday at the gym and going home with it swollen twice it's size.I bought these gloves after ordering two different brands and having them fail miserably. These gloves, as soon as I put them on, were golden. They fit perfectly, were soft on the outside with a little give in the leather, which means they won't fall apart easily. The inside of the gloves are snug, but after a few weeks, they have stretched and fit my hands perfectly. I have absolutely no pain, and after only one week of using them, my thumb was back to normal with no pain at all. I have been able to train in these with my blisters, which have healed even through training, and these gloves will be my gloves for a long, long time. My husband, who also trains (5'10", 160 pounds) has a pair of these in 16 oz as well and loves them. His hands are a little thicker than mine and the gloves still fit him well. He's had no problems with them at all!

I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this product. Initially, I was deciding between Venum and RDX as they both have good reviews. I went with RDX because I found these more solid looking as opposed to the puffy and fluffy look of the Venum ones. Aside from that multiple boxing friends also recommend them. I am glad I went with the RDX. They have very tight and thin profile while being very well padded; very solid and slick looking in general. My primary use for them is for weekend sparring sessions (I don't frequently do heavy bag work so I'm not sure how they perform over time). However, using them as sparring gloves is perfect. They are snug and padded enough that I could use them without hand wraps, yet if I do decide to use hand wraps they would still fit. Our style of fighting has a lot of friction, not just limited to head-on impact. and these gloves really hold up well. It's been seven months since I been using them, I barely see any scratch on them. And just so you know, I get a lot of cuts and scratches all over my arms from our sparring sessions, but nothing on these gloves. I shredded two pairs of Everlast Gel boxing gloves from these sparring sessions that after every class I had to pick up the little pieces of composite leathers on the floor, it was a mess! Finally I decided to upgrade to these. These gloves are much more economical than the Venum ones. And to me, these are as good as they can be. I mean... how much more can you spend on gloves that gives you the same protection and durability. Anymore money you spend on trivial improvements are really extra. They slip on quickly and stay on well. My classmates ask me about them and tried them. Some ended up getting them as well. They come in a variety of colors. Somehow remind me of PowerRangers lol. In conclusion, they really are a good pair of gloves. There's really nothing to complain about them. Unless I discover some design flaws to them someday, I would always buy the same gloves in the future when these current ones are worn out.

They are really nice quality gloves, they definitely feel valuable. The design is strange they need to change that I think but the quality is ideal for 35$. I think the next best upgrade from here is some 70-100$ authentic leather gloves with laces. They feel nice, they’re comfortable. You’d definitely like them. They’re shaped pretty cool too. I got 16oz, there pretty big, good should workout, 12oz might have a nicer profile

Well made, use them for muay thai kick boxing. Made in UN/USA? Got the 16oz, nice gloves.

It's hard to believe that these gloves are under $50. I got the blue 14oz so I could use them for bag work, pad work and light sparring. I'm a male 5'9" 183 lb martial arts practitioner with a background in MMA -- Muay Thai, Kung Fu, BJJ, Goju Ryu karate, kickboxing and wrestling.The internals on these gloves are the most jarring -- the comfort is top notch considering how sturdy they are and how solid the wrist support/hand protection is. They're really comfortable to wear for boxing gloves. The wrist support is guided undoubtedly by the ability to comfortably and adequately cinch down the velcro straps on the wrists that give a solid fit. The hand protection is soft enough when hitting to allow good impact on whatever you're hitting (bags/pads/mitts/flesh) but hard enough to impact appropriately.Aesthetically the gloves look pretty sweet. There are sweeter looking gloves out there (Venum, Fairtex, etc.) but they are not available at the same price. All the same, I like the way these gloves look.I bought these with some Venum Elite 2.0's and these RDX's are $15 cheaper ($46) and I like them more. I think I might return the Venum's and instead get a 12oz RDX.

Ordered these about 7 months ago for heavy bag work and sparring and have been thoroughly pleased. For the price, these gloves feel very premium. They have held up to almost daily (4-6 times per week) punishment. As of yesterday I have seen no cracking, knicks, loose threading etc on either glove. My everlast gloves began to crack after about 6 months of use. They do not smell either but I am pretty good about spraying the inside and fan drying them after each use. The main thing I like about these gloves is how comfortable they are. Even with traditional hand wraps it's like punching with a pillow strapped to your arm! Well worth the price. Matter of fact I'm getting ready to order another pair!