Work Out Gloves for Weight Lifting - Top Men and Womens Weightlifting Gym Glove for Barbell Exercise Workouts - Extra Soft Protective Grips for Comfortable Workout Grip with Lock In Wrist Wrap

The gloves arrived timely and are of very high quality. They fit perfectly and are comfortable to wear during a workout. The padding on your hands keep your hands protected throughout a workout. The pull tabs make it easy to take them off.The manufacturer of the gloves provided excellent customer service by sending me separate emails to ensure I was satisfied with my purchase and how to register for the lifetime warranty.I expect the gloves to last a very long time and appreciate the lifetime warranty should it ever be needed. You will not regret purchasing these gloves.

I typically do not use workout gloves, but I felt like these were lightweight, and had lots of breathability due to mesh spaces in between the leather. They felt a little thin compared to the other products, but I think this is due to wanting a pair of gloves that didn't weigh the hands down. Fit well, even though my big hands do not fit well in most gloves. Tight fit, with some helpful pull tabs on a few of the fingers to help get them off.The velcro on the wrist is very strong, and even though i had it connected on the end it still held through the whole workout.Its a nice set of gloves that help get a good grip, or to cushion the hands when lifting.

As a gym rat and having worked in the fitness industry for most of my life, I have used many workout gloves. I have tried bare hands, chalk, and straps for dead lifts and other grip-strength heavy lifts. These gloves beat them all. They are super comfortable, appear extremely durable, and they also add in the wrist support. I had no problems losing my grip during my lifts. It doesn't hurt that they look great as well. I have purchased multiple Dark Iron Fitness products and have had zero issues with any of them. DIF is an amazing company, with great customer support, and I am extremely happy with these gloves along with their other products.

Love the gloves, comfortable and fit good but do remember to register them unlike me who forgot because they do fall apart with some heavy sessions

I would have given theses gloves a zero star rating if it was an option. Returned them after the second use. Padding started peeling and stitching came undone. Save your money.

For $7 you get what you pay for. These gloves work well and the padding on the palms do help with weight lifting. The issue is these started to rip at the seams after a month of using them about 3-4 days a week. I have a pair from another manufacturer that I have had for atleast a year and it's not ripped, the seams are solid, and they still work but the palms padding has worn out that's why I bought these. Was really hoping these would have lasted and the reviews showing ripped seams wouldn't have been the same for me but it's clearly not a manufacturer defect it's how the gloves are produced...they should have double seams rather than single.

Problem:I bought these gloves because the sets of lifting and 'cross-fit' gloves I had weren't really protecting my hands during exercises or felt unnatural. Plus, I'm not a fan of callouses.Product:As you can see from the images, I've purchased several products from Dark Iron Fitness, primarily because they haven't disappointed me yet. The gloves have pretty good padding on the palm for protection, while also being very comfortable and not disrupting the feeling of the exercise. So far I've used them on pull-ups, benching, squats, curls, dips and military press. No issues. My housemate tried them also and liked them so much I'll be purchasing a second pair (to use instead of the three other types we've bought).Personal con:YMMV, but the only exercise I didn't care to use them on was deadlifts with my hex bar (which has a rougher grip). It didn't feel all that pleasant and could have just been the grip + amount of weight. I may test them with a set using the normal bar instead to see how it feels in my next workout. However, I have some grip pads that I generally use for those anyway, so this isn't really a minus to me.

Being female & loving strength & weight training it difficult to find decent lifting gloves that actually fit my hands. Finally - a decent pair of lifting gloves with wrist support so I can lift heavier! Quality seems very good, stitching at the seems is solid & gloves are comfortable. And the black & red contrast matches my current weight bench - bonus 💪🏼I do have to be careful though as the wrist strap bumps my Fitbit & has stopped or reset it before: as long as I remember to adjust the band I seem fine. Tomorrow is another lifting day - let’s see if I can add extra weight to the bar ...