CLETO REYES Training Boxing Gloves with Hook and Loop Closure for Sparring and Heavy Punching Bags, Men and Women, MMA, Kickboxing, Muay Thai

Nice gloves. Very high level of quality

Great gloves

I love these gloves! At first they may seem to fit a little too tight but once you break them in they will fit like a glove. (No pun intended) not only do they look good but they are comfortable, padding on them gives a nice pop when hitting the bag. May seem a little pricy compared to other brands but you definitely get what you pay for with cleto reyes! Value for money is worth it.

Ive been boxing(casually) for over a decade, never fought in the amateurs because i run a business and dont have the time to dedicate to it. But i do fight once a year in cheesy 'toughman' style boxing matches. Ive owned various brands of boxing gloves over the years from Title, Everlast, offbrand, etc. These are the tightest and most compact 16oz boxing gloves ive ever owned. They weren't kidding when they said these were 'puncher' gloves. Its a struggle to get my hands into them and im not a big guy(5'7 142 pounds). These are so compact that they make me feel like a pro fighter. They feel and look like 14 oz gloves, its crazy, and it feels crazy good on my ego because im able to punch harder and faster with these than any other 16 oz gloves ive ever owned. Its like ive been driving a truck all my life and suddenly switched to a super car like a Ferrari. Slick gloves, love'em, hope they hold up over the years like all the rumors says.Cons- The thumb on these gloves is very short, my thumb usually smashed on the end and it does get uncomfortable. Although i do have unnaturally large and lanky hands/fingers for being 5 foot 7 inches. I suppose Mexicans have stubby fingers or something. Also the thumb connector that keeps the thumb in place is kinda loose and your thumb will wiggle around more than other gloves. I even missed a punch on the heavybag and caught the thumb and that really hurt. I prefer my thumb sown on seamlessly onto the entire glove and not just a little half an inch leather piece holding it in place. Thats the only real 'con' i have for this glove, the thumb could be a whole lot better.

The best gloves I ever used for bag.I have 4 diffrent brand of gloves.I you want to not waste money use this brand of gloves..size 12oz.I like.

I highly recommend these glove. However, they do not give you super powers I was told that they did give you superpowers that is incorrect.I challenged a heavyweight golden gloves, boxer for the hand of a beautiful señorita. Knowing that it was a longshot, I purchased these gloves, having heard a rumor that they would allow me to defeat any opponent in the ring.It turns out that plastic surgeons are very expensive.. The good news is the doctor said they would most likely be able to rearrange my face so that both of my eyes will, once again, point forward. Unfortunately, my nose will forever look like a mashed potato.I don’t remember much after Julio hit me with something called an atomic uppercut. I didn’t know that punches had names. My jaw cracked like an egg shell and I think four of my ribs are broken.Julio kept hitting me with liver and body punches. I must confess challenging, a golden glove boxers for the hand of Carlota was a foolish and lovesick thing to do.During the fight, I would see her out the corner of my eye, pointing at me and laughing, calling me a little piñata. She would clap and giggle every time Juan Carlos hit me. The golden gloves, boxer hit me so hard with a punch I never saw coming. The next thing I remember is laying on the canvas peeing on myself.Thankfully, the doctor say I will be out of the hospital in the next several months. The bad news is my face looks like a puzzle with a few pieces missing.

This is a solid glove for anyone who has been boxing for a couple of years and wants to invest in the longer term.I’ve worn Title, Ringside, Everlast and Venom and these are definitely my favorite.I’ll say this: if you’re looking for budget-friendly, Title can offer some great gloves for $50-60.If you’ve been doing it for a few years and want to invest more, Reyes is a great way to go.They are very snug. I got the 12oz because I wanted something tight for bagwork. Compared to my 14oz gloves, (those are softer and I use them for sparring. They are Title Matrix) these feel ultra-light, even though I’ve heard of folks saying they run over weight. It’s possible the weight distribution is making it feel lighter.My hands feel great even after multiple rounds. But be aware that these aren’t considered soft gloves. They are pretty solid and absorb impact differently from my more “pillowy” gloves. But I really like the feel.I used to think there was no reason to pay more than 60 bucks for gloves. But, more likely than not, Cleto Reyes will be my glove of choice moving forward.