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Maveek Workout Gym Gloves for Weightlifting XL, Weight Lifting Grip Pads for Men WomenThe quality of these gloves match the price. You'll get what you pay for. If they fit your hand well, you'll get some use out of them, but will probably want to upgrade to a better fitting pair after a while. The material feels fine against the skin, but it has a lot of room to move around because it's not attached to a "glove" that goes around the palm. It only has the finger sleeves to hold it in place.I ordered these gloves in a size Large, which should fit me according the palm measurement. But they are much too loose. I can't wear them. While my palm measurements match the product listing for a size Large, I would probably wear a Medium or a Small.I have since tried a different brand that has more of a half-glove style and these Maveek gloves simply don't compare in terms of performance, comfort, and durability.These might be a good intro glove for someone who just wants to see if they like using them, but getting the right size will still matter.

I've been using these grip pads at home for barbell work. It's nice to have something I can slip on and off as I change between exercises. However the finger loops on these are just too big. The index finger is a little loose but my pinky is looks like it might as well not even be in a loop. It is that loose. It would be far better with elastic loops but these loops are just a fixed size. Ultimately this isn't a huge problem as the finger loops just need to keep the pads on my hands until I get a grip on the bar. Then my grip is what is holding the pad in position.The pads are dense microfiber, doubled layered. There really isn't any cushion to speak of. These are only for abrasion resistance and grip, so if you want padding look elsewhere.So I would recommend these pads for static grip, but if you are planning to keep them on while you perform various exercises I would say just get gloves instead.

I tried these gym gloves at my health club and it was fine. However, it did have a thin feel and not sure how long it would last. But I liked the freedom of my fingers and the grip was great. It will protect your palms from any callus. Also since I sweat a lot, these open gloves was great so my hand did not feel wet after a good weight work out. My only concern was durability. I should know in a couple of months if these gloves can last.

I like these for the fact they protect your hands from calluses but I'm also not wearing gloves that make my hands sweaty or rub against/cover my watch. These are thin though and I worry about the stitching holding them together might not be super secure.

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These guys don't move. Not quite enough cushion for me. They felt flimsy.

Just a thin layer of cloth. I could make these myself. Don't waste your money

Help me with my grip and prevent pain in my callouses. These are smaller / more compact than other weight-lifting aids, which i appreciate. The finger loops are kinda large, but it doesn't really bother me. Just something I noticed when I was first putting them on!