LIFECTFreedom Workout Gloves, Knuckle Weight Lifting Shorty Fingerless Gloves with Curved Open Back, for Powerlifting, Gym, Women and Men

I have been seeking a good pair of workout gloves to be used with the Apple Watch. Most work out gloves strap on to your wrists and leave no room for a fitness device. The Apple Watch needs to fit at a very specific spot in order to give you the most accurate heart rate reading. I looked for months until I stumbled across these. I have now used them in about half a dozen workouts and so far they have stood up to the challenge. There is plenty of space for the Apple Watch and after several sessions of heavy lifting, they have held up in durability as well. In terms of long term quality, I'm afraid its a little too early to address that, but for anyone looking for workout gloves that have space for the Apple Watch (and likely other fitness devices), look no further!

Can already tell these gloves are excellent. I gym 6x a week , been using harbinger . These are more comfortable, breathable, more ‘flexible,’ and lighter weight . However the “black” is a very light grey on the sides and especially the inside . Not a deal breaker but I don’t like misleading images

I swear there is a glove for every individual athlete; as in everyone could own one that no one else owns there are so many offerings. I have been a serious fitness enthusiast for 3 decades and as you can imagine I have gone through many, many gloves. Green, blue, black, goat leather, nubuck, old-buck (yes, no such thing...or is there?), you get the idea. Are these the best gloves I have every used? No. What was the best glove I every used? I have no idea and let me explain and then you can buy a pair of Glofit Freedom gloves. Each good glove has its place; the best lifting glove is not the one I wear for climbing and hanging and swinging; the glove I use for general grip while swinging clubs is not the glove I use for bench pressing. No, I don't own 20 pair of gloves at one time but this pair is now in my arsenal and it does have a place and is a terrific value for what it does and for because of the fit, feel, and finish for the price point. Buy a pair for decent grip; for lightweight, for good fit, and use them for what they are designed and you will be more than happy with your purchase. I certain this will not be my last pair since they WILL wear out and I won't mind buying the next pair when they do.

These run a little small. Not very true to size. I’m 5’ 1”, 120 pounds. I ordered a small. And the gloves were really tight. I would recommend going up a size just for comfort. I felt like my blood circulation was being cut off.

Just worked out in these so my limited experience has been pretty good so far. Just for context before I go into pros & cons: I'm not a super bodybuilder but do work out regularly in a small gym. I do about 7 exercises w/ a varying degree of walking/running between.PROS: Great and comfortable construction. The palm side is more of a fabric feel that makes lifting easy with little slippage & lots of padding. the top side has a usual mesh material that provides for some ventilation (but less so than usual mesh w/ fewer holes). On the underside of your wrist, there's a small leathery piece that allows you to pull the gloves back for extra tightness. As far as the velcro band that attaches on the top side, it is secure to where I haven't had a problem with it coming loose.CONS: It's had to have a lot of negatives in that the design is so simple and sound but there are some things that depend on how much you lift & how long you plan to keep these gloves. While the padding is good & comfortable, it might be too much padding to where a small amount of grip is potentially sacrificed -- not a huge amount but if you're doing deadlifts or using some serious free weights, you might need something a little more basic. For contrast, I also bought the Dopobo BY03 gloves that have a little less padding. One last thing is a temperature/ventilation preference: the mesh is pretty tight on the top side & with such padding & fabric-feeling material on the palm side, I can imagine your hands getting pretty warm in a gym that keeps it warm (or outside).Having two models of gloves, I will likely move back & forth between them as they offer different advantages & I think that if you just went with these, you'd likely be satisfied.

After using and trying out several other brands of women's fingerless gloves over several years, I find this pair to be superior to all others, including some very well known brands. I want to quickly order another pair before something changes in the design! There is no noticeable bulk in the finger seams, no stiffness in leathery areas, and great flexibility and molding to my hands on the lighter weight parts. The fit is slightly large for size, I take a medium in most women's gloves but took the hint from another customer and ordered the small and have a perfect fit.