Let me ask the fighter's a question.

[The Fightfan]

If you had a choice in which glove for sparring. Which one would you choose Grant or Cleto Reyes. Right now I have the ringside heavyhitter 20oz glove's. I have been using them for a couple of years now but I think it's time for a change. I always seem jam my thumb more while sparring now.Of these two I heard they are the best gloves to use all around in protection. If any other's I should consider please let me know.

[Youngblood]

Definately not 20oz. 16's will do the job better, with less disparity from the 10's you will fight with. Some people like 14oz. But the 16's give both protection and aren't overly big.

I have ringside (16oz) and topten (10oz)..but the topten are competition.

I've heard good things about Cleto Reyes, but haven't used them...and know little about the Grants. Not much help...I know.

[DaxxKahn]

Definately not 20oz. 16's will do the job better, with less disparity from the 10's you will fight with. Some people like 14oz. But the 16's give both protection and aren't overly big.

I have ringside (16oz) and topten (10oz)..but the topten are competition.

I've heard good things about Cleto Reyes, but haven't used them...and know little about the Grants. Not much help...I know.

I agree first go to 16oz and you can try different brands...Everlast, topten, title etc..

but if you are certain you want to choose between Grant or Reyes go with Grant...Reyas are punchers gloves and in sparring no reason to get banged up more then needed

[GAME]

Cleto reyes defo . The lighter the better

[tillman78]

I use 18oz Grants because im a heavyweight. Grant in my opinion are more comfortable.

[ross]

Using stupidly big gloves like 20 ounces aint doing you any favours.

Try hitting a bag for a round with them on, then try with just wraps on and you will see how much it affects your distance.

Just a half an inch out and that will make all the difference to the snap and power you put on your punches.

Also when your sparring you want your arms to feel light like they will when your fighting, heavy gloves should be used on the bags but sparring is for replicating a real match under controlled circumstances, which is why alot of top fighters kick the living shiit out o their sparring partners, no point going soft with no aggression then not be used to the pace of a real fight.