Best review on these gloves, helped me out immeasurably. Loved the format, super quality and was excited to see footage with the gloves on-hand. Great stuff dude.
Ordered the 16 Oz hook and loop training gloves last week directly from the website and they come in tomorrow. Hopefully I got the updated version. Will post here after weighing if you’re interested
AWESOME Review, I've been looking for this quality of filming and review. Just one thing. What do you mean when you say "these gloves have a breaking point"?
Thankyou that means a lot I put a lot into the production of these reviews that's why I haven't uploaded in a while if I can't film that quality I don't want to upload. But I think I said breaking in period. Meaning the leather on these gloves is really tough and stiff and a little tight on the inside when you first get them and they might cause some knuckle soreness from breaking them in which basically means softening and stretching the leather out over time but once they get to that point you will extremely durable gloves that will last for years
I don’t know why I got the Cleto professional gloves to train with but since they haven’t came in yet I got a pair of everlast powerlock training gloves in 16 Oz to spar or hit the bag with. (I’m new into the boxing world so yeah I know I messed up getting the professional cleto but since I’m taking this seriously I might need them later on)
@@SteelSaint749 thanks for leaving the link, I watched the video and now I’m glad I have 2 pairs in different ounces to train with. I’m only doing solo work and the Cleto Pro fight gloves are laced so I’ll have to set them aside until I can tie them by myself or something.
Need your help, recently bought my boyfriend these gloves, he’s an amateur boxer, weighing about 168lbs, 5’10, he’s a smaller build than most super middle-weight due to his height, I want the correct glove for bag work (etc) as he’s not begun sparring. Would the 14oz be better?
At 168 lbs 14oz cleto Reyes hook and loop would be fine since the weight discrepancy. Although 16oz would be better to protect the hands more and building up strength in endurance in the arms and shoulders. So if you got the 16oz great that works but if you got the 14oz it would still be fine by be wouldn't get as much out of the work compared to 16oz
@Jose Barrera the one downside is you don't feel your punches connect when hitting the bag or mitts as much. So I prefer using lighter gloves when hitting the mitts
Do you think it’s worth it to get a 14 oz glove instead of 16 since it’s overweight? I’m about 145lbs , so a smaller weight. Any advice would be welcomed
At 145lbs 16 oz would be better for you especially if you want to sparr. There are some gyms that are really picky about that. But if you get the velcro it could be up to 19 ounces so the a harder workout if that's what you want. Personally I really like 12 oz lace ups and I'm 160lbs when I'm training. Going strictly off of the weight and if it's velcro and you're not going to sparr with them, then 14oz would be good they'll probably be weighing closer to 16oz anyway
I just bought a pair of 16oz training gloves and they each weigh 14.5oz. Was super surprised they are notorious for being overweight. I guess they fixed the issue but overcorrected?
Would these gloves work well for muay thai or kickboxing? I'm looking to buy a single pair of gloves to do it all from sparring, heavy bag and pad work to clinching. Since I can only buy one pair, would they be a good all rounder for all types of use?
They will work for that. I would not recommend them since they are pretty stiff and hard to open and close your hand. I do muay thai training as well and it is difficult to clinch in these. I would recommend 16oz Venum giant 3.0 for an all around glove to also do muay thai and kickboxing
@Angel García yeah 14oz would be good you. With the 12oz you would connect with mitts easier and feel the punches better, but the 14oz will give you more protection on the heavy bag and more overall use. Jusy don't spar with 12oz or 14oz cleto Reyes
Yeah Cleto weight has always been off. The lace up versions are closer to the actaully weight but still a little off. The new gloves that came out recently seem to be on point
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Best review on these gloves, helped me out immeasurably. Loved the format, super quality and was excited to see footage with the gloves on-hand. Great stuff dude.
Great review man, thank you. The thorough ,honest opinion AND seeing the gloves in hand and in action. Super helpful. Thanks again.
Thankyou for that. A lot of time goes into these videos I have more lined I just need to edit and upload
Ordered the 16 Oz hook and loop training gloves last week directly from the website and they come in tomorrow. Hopefully I got the updated version. Will post here after weighing if you’re interested
How you like them and are they off weight much?
Punchers gloves are like that. That’s why they’re called punchers gloves . All Mexican boxers wear them, even for spring, that’s why they so good
The Rival RS11s are custom made for sparring. V model. No embroidery, flap goes over velcro (u should use tape anyway) and they arent dense 😊
Thanks for your review
Great review man
Thankyou!
Where are you getting them for 150
AWESOME Review, I've been looking for this quality of filming and review. Just one thing. What do you mean when you say "these gloves have a breaking point"?
Thankyou that means a lot I put a lot into the production of these reviews that's why I haven't uploaded in a while if I can't film that quality I don't want to upload. But I think I said breaking in period. Meaning the leather on these gloves is really tough and stiff and a little tight on the inside when you first get them and they might cause some knuckle soreness from breaking them in which basically means softening and stretching the leather out over time but once they get to that point you will extremely durable gloves that will last for years
Want to try this soon!
Give them a try I love them
Whats the dif between hook and loop and training?
Wear the 18oz gloves lace up only an oz off but there still protective and better for sparring
Nice review man! What camera are you using for when you're showing the gloves?
I use the Sony a6400. Its a really great camera I shoot it all in 4k. I use the rodecaster pro with the podmic for the audio
@@alexsboxingchannel4176 Ahh a fellow Sony shooter ;-) Nicely shot bro, and thanks for the great content!
I don’t know why I got the Cleto professional gloves to train with but since they haven’t came in yet I got a pair of everlast powerlock training gloves in 16 Oz to spar or hit the bag with.
(I’m new into the boxing world so yeah I know I messed up getting the professional cleto but since I’m taking this seriously I might need them later on)
Check out Thee Combat Corporation's video on multiple gloves.
th-cam.com/video/-lR5ntKt9GM/w-d-xo.html
@@SteelSaint749 thanks for leaving the link, I watched the video and now I’m glad I have 2 pairs in different ounces to train with. I’m only doing solo work and the Cleto Pro fight gloves are laced so I’ll have to set them aside until I can tie them by myself or something.
@@stylisticsguy3746 did you get the regular pro gloves off the safetec pro glove version ?
Need your help, recently bought my boyfriend these gloves, he’s an amateur boxer, weighing about 168lbs, 5’10, he’s a smaller build than most super middle-weight due to his height, I want the correct glove for bag work (etc) as he’s not begun sparring. Would the 14oz be better?
At 168 lbs 14oz cleto Reyes hook and loop would be fine since the weight discrepancy. Although 16oz would be better to protect the hands more and building up strength in endurance in the arms and shoulders. So if you got the 16oz great that works but if you got the 14oz it would still be fine by be wouldn't get as much out of the work compared to 16oz
I just got the 18 ounce Cleto Reyes training gloves hook and loop. I want to weigh them now.
They're probably gonna be between 19-20oz 😂 but it's all good you might even like them more that way
@@alexsboxingchannel4176 is there a disadvantage to training with heavier gloves?
@Jose Barrera the one downside is you don't feel your punches connect when hitting the bag or mitts as much. So I prefer using lighter gloves when hitting the mitts
Do you think it’s worth it to get a 14 oz glove instead of 16 since it’s overweight?
I’m about 145lbs , so a smaller weight. Any advice would be welcomed
At 145lbs 16 oz would be better for you especially if you want to sparr. There are some gyms that are really picky about that. But if you get the velcro it could be up to 19 ounces so the a harder workout if that's what you want. Personally I really like 12 oz lace ups and I'm 160lbs when I'm training. Going strictly off of the weight and if it's velcro and you're not going to sparr with them, then 14oz would be good they'll probably be weighing closer to 16oz anyway
@@alexsboxingchannel4176 Yeah thank you for the feedback, going to go with the 14s.
was thinking of getting these in 14oz laceup as a bag glove but im worried about the quality, heard the thumb could be bad and stuff
The thumb isn’t too bad it’s a little far out but it’s a great glove you won’t really notice it
The thumb never really gave me issues. Did you end up getting them ?
I just bought a pair of 16oz training gloves and they each weigh 14.5oz. Was super surprised they are notorious for being overweight. I guess they fixed the issue but overcorrected?
Wow that is interesting to hear. Was it the original model or the updated training gloves ?
how long did it take u to break them in?
They do take some time to break in. About a month of constant use. 5 times a week at least.
@@alexsboxingchannel4176 ok cool thanks
@@knowledgeeverlasting did you break them in with the heavy bag or sparring?
How did it feel during breaking in? Any issues with the thumb? Thanks.
I only used 10 ounce for the bag and mits.
16 or 14 fór sparing?🤔
Would these gloves work well for muay thai or kickboxing? I'm looking to buy a single pair of gloves to do it all from sparring, heavy bag and pad work to clinching. Since I can only buy one pair, would they be a good all rounder for all types of use?
They will work for that. I would not recommend them since they are pretty stiff and hard to open and close your hand. I do muay thai training as well and it is difficult to clinch in these. I would recommend 16oz Venum giant 3.0 for an all around glove to also do muay thai and kickboxing
fairtex super sparring fgv18 mma gloves. Always out of stock cause everyone wants them. They do everything and you can still hit that heavy bag nice
I only use everlast training gloves 12 oz
That's great. When I tried them they were to uncomfortable but everyone's hands are different
@@alexsboxingchannel4176 which one? Because my favorite is the Everlast Pro Style Elite Training Gloves 12oz? That is very comfortable for my hands.
@@MrET114 I'm talking about the Everlast powerlock leather training gloves.
Shoul'd i Buy the 12 oz or 14 oz i'm 5'8'' 179 i'm gonna do bag work and pad work
14 oz would be good for you. How old are you ?
@@alexsboxingchannel4176 16
@Angel García yeah 14oz would be good you. With the 12oz you would connect with mitts easier and feel the punches better, but the 14oz will give you more protection on the heavy bag and more overall use. Jusy don't spar with 12oz or 14oz cleto Reyes
If you want 16 ounce cleto reyes buy the "14 ounce" version
like i did and happy with 14oz
Yeah Cleto weight has always been off. The lace up versions are closer to the actaully weight but still a little off. The new gloves that came out recently seem to be on point
Just got 16 oz and they weigh 14.5oz
@@matthewwiggins5432 i got the 12 oz & they weighed 18 oz 😭
Nices gloves
Lol I just got some 18oz gloves. I guess they’re 20oz tho. That’s fine tho I’m a heavyweight
Yeah you should be good night be even better
отличные когти.
The heavier the harder and faster you gonna tired when you’re in a pro fight.
Yes that's true
You mean training with a heavier glove than what they use in pro fights will make you faster?