SUTEN MMA Muay Thai Training Punching Bag Half Mitts Sparring Boxing Gym Gloves

As an add on item for about $5, you can't expect too much. They work fine but aren't perfect. First off, they are not contoured to the curvature of your hand. The thumb part of the glove is a bit on the long side even for my decently large hands (usually wear a large glove size). It is also a bit stiff, which doesn't allow you to tuck in your thumb very well. The padding also feels just a bit shy of 1/2" thick. These are not suitable for sparring as there is not sufficient padding.It's nice that it has an elastic wrist wrap, but the velcro is not sewn onto the inside of the glove very well. I noticed something was poking me near the top of my wrist. Turns out the velcro was not trimmed down inside the glove.They are definitely not on par with more expensive MMA style gloves. However, if you are just looking for a little knuckle padding, these will do ok. I don't think I would buy them again though. They probably wouldn't be suitable for someone with small or medium hands.After about a months use, they are holding up fine but I wonder if the padding over the knuckles will start to flatten out. Will see how long they last.

They arrived a little less than a week and a half earlier than expected. Padding is really protective and the gloves fit well (I would consider myself to have average hands: 7 1/2" length, 3 1/2" palm width). People were complaining about having to air them out but I had no such issue when mine arrived. My only complaint so far is that the wrist sort of chafes but it should he fine with hand wraps. I will update in how they hold up or when I run into an issue.

I was pleasantly surprised by these bag gloves. They are every bit as well made and of the quality of bag gloves that are two and three times the price of these. I would absolutely recommend them for anyone who bag trains.

These gloves fit perfect and are great quality. I got these to kickboxing classes and couldn't be more pleased. They are very well made and work quite well for what I use them for. They have plenty of wrist support and are really easy to put on. They are very well priced, I was pleased to be able to get them for such a deal.

the material itself is fine buti started hitting my boxing bag with them and the skin of my knuckles started to peel off and the cover didn't protect my handsso my knuckles were bleeding for a few days...

I bought these to use with a speed bag. There is no adjustment for the finger length, but the gloves fit me well. My hand is a little bit larger than most women, so I would say these would work for nearly everyone except someone with super large hands or short fingers. They are comfortable to wear, easily adjustable at the wrist, and I tried them out this morning with the speed bag and they protected my hands well.

Fit is very mediocre, which I suppose is to be expected for a cheap pair of gloves. My hands are fairly average for a man and these do not fit very well. They would fit much larger hands well, but I am guessing too much knuckle would stick out. They are also quite stiff. The velcro works well and it is nice that they are open as it keeps my hands from getting sweaty.

Ok, the bag I punch is a golf bag with lots of hardware like zippers and buttons, covered with duct tape and gorilla tape. Stuffed full of ruined jeanes and Mother's 80s shoulder pads, it works ok. The mitts provide protection, but some loose thread means they might already be coming apart. Also, kinda small, the tightness bruised the skin between ring and pinky fingers on both hands, same pattern. Don't think that was from punching.