Everlast Training Gloves

[Hulk]

About 3 years ago, well 2 1/2 I got my first pair of boxing gloves for Christmas, they were Everlast sparring/training gloves, 12 oz. Only cost like 30 bucks, still do. They are good gloves and I still got both pairs and I've used them a lot along with my black Title gloves I ordered a few months back. Since I've ordered shat from Title they send me their magazines and it says that Everlast has "redeveloped the training gloves", but in the picture it still looks like the same ones I got a few years ago. Now they are good gloves but a little loose, the wrist part isn't tigiht as it should be etc. So my question is, has anyone recently used the "New, redesigned" Everlast training gloves, and are they new and improved or not?

[Von Milash]

it's pure marketing BS. And they're not very good... they're ok for a newb hitting a bag who doesn't want to wear the stinky, sweaty shit that the gym provides.

if you plan on boxing, I'd suggest getting some nice gloves...16oz to spar. Title World and Platinums are very good, ProMex, TuffWear, as are Ringside's lines...Ringside, Grant, Cleto, Ult.Classic.

[Lords Gym]

I use them some .. good gloves..

[btw]

Training gloves should be real leather gloves for better durable.

[silent assassin]

If ur talkin about the $30 veclro everlast gloves then they are what they are. Good to have ur own gloves to hit the bag with but not high quality.

The (leather) everlast training gloves are excellent. There are many options for good training gloves. I mostly use everlast & reyes.

Von also suggested title & tufwear. U should be able to pick up these for a lil less $$$ than some of the others & still get a good quality pair of gloves. I would also suggest getting 16 oz. gloves.