TITLE Classic Pro Style Training Gloves

I bought these gloves to replace a pair of 12-oz Everlast gloves I bought out of a mistaken belief that Everlast was a top-of-the line brand for boxing gear. After nearly shredding the Everlasts only 2 months later and sustaining a minor wrist injury, however, I began to suspect I was misled as to the gospel of Everlast. Some additional research suggested Title gloves for serious practitioners and I decided to pull the trigger on this pair when they dropped to the same price I paid for the Everlasts ($30), even though I can now say they are easily worth more than that.The padding on these gloves is firm and do a great job at protecting the knuckles and wrist. The velcro strap is extremely snug and easy to manipulate even with a glove on the opposite hand. Even the interior of the glove is on a completely different level than my old gloves and handles the abuse of my Thai boxing training valiantly. The only downside I would attribute to these gloves is that they're rather large relative to my 5'7" frame, which makes throwing elbows a little awkward. If you're serious about protecting your hands while learning to box, however, I would wholeheartedly recommend these gloves.

Ive had a few pair of gloves all in this price range and I can say that these are by far the best Ive had. I was really shocked at how well made they are. These are by no means a pro glove. If you want a pro glove then you're gonna need to spend at least $150 for a cheep pair. Title is a good trusted brand and the fact that I payed $35 for these gloves and would've been happy with them if I had payed $75 or more means I will not hesitate to buy them again. I'm 6'1" at 225lbs and I hit my heavy bag 30 -45 minutes a day 5 days a week, and after 3 months these gloves still look next to new. They would be perfect for a cheep pair of sparing gloves. Just be sure to get the 16oz (you don't want to injure your spar partner). Also for those who don't know much about boxing or hitting a heavy bag MAKE SURE YOU WRAP YOUR HANDS!!!. These gloves are Velcro not lace so they don't provide all that much wrist protection. If you don't wrap your hands you Will sprain or even break you wrist.All in all they are a great low cost sparing/heavy bag glove and I will buy these gloves again and I will recommend them to others.

As far as amateur gloves go Everlast is better! (i've HEARD that title and everlast have the same parent company but so are honda and acura--i'd take an acura over a honda any day) I got the same size and weight as my last gloves which were from Everlast and these Title gloves have been sewn wrong so my thumb chafes every time i wear them. If you are a beginner go with Everlast products.

I bought a pair of the 8 ounce for my young daughter. They are larger than I expected. I wear an x-large glove and I can fit my hand in these albeit snugly. For price and quality, happy with the purchase.

Good and cheap boxing gloves from Title!I bought it for my gf but sometimes I use them when she is not training.Item was delivered to me in good condition, Color is accurate as show in the picture, delivered in a box with clear inner plastic bag holding the gloves.Quality of the product is very good, the stitching of the gloves are quality, easy to put on.A minor thing that I noticed was that there was a attachment from the thumb and the fingers, making it difficult to extend my fingers while in the glove, not so much of a big deal though.They are very comfortable and the padding is quite good, my knuckles do not hurt at all! I use other gloves from the gyms and they bruise my knuckles!Wrist support is quite decent depending how tight you hook it around the wrist.Overall a very good quality boxing gloves which is decently priced but I deducted 1 star for the smell of the gloves, because it has a synthetic leather thus the smell.

Really nice, quality gloves for a good price. The feel is pretty good, padding is good. I love the quality wrist strap--the velcro is super strong and the strap itself is very tough.

3 months in, and they still look like new. The only thing I don't like, but isn't really an issue is the thumb is connected to the other fingers by a small strip of fabric. I prefer them not be connected, it makes it harder to grab a towel while wearing them. But they're easy to get on and off.

I returned these gloves. They were very low quality, however, they may be great if you are needing gloves for cardio-kickboxing with light bag work. They are definitely not for heavy bag work or sparring.

Good so far haven't got to use them too much but like what I see so far

very good quality entry level boxing gloves,price is also really good