Weight Lifting Gloves for Exercise & Fitness - Ultralite by Anvil Fitness - Exercise Gloves Perfect for Weightlifting, Cross fit, Bodybuilding and Power Lifting…

After a couple workouts now with these, time to write a review. 5 stars. Exactly what i was looking for. I've used big, padded lifting gloves with wrist straps for years. Now that I'm stronger I wanted to ditch the gloves. I tried going bare handed but quickly learned that blisters were going to hold be back. My search for a not-glove brought me to these. These are very minimal with a leathery palm and stretchy on the knuckles so they don't move while you are gripping.Sizing: the sizing seems very true to the chart in the product images. My hands measured in right at 3.5 inches which was right between a medium and a large. I took a chance on the medium, wanting a snug fit so they didn't rub. That's exactly how they fit. Medium is perfect for me. With sizing, my advice would be to get the smallest pair that will fit. Some other reviews have pictures where they look to big and the review complained about blisters. You want them snug so they don't rub. That's how you prevent blisters. Too large and the gloves themselves will rub.Not saying these are right for everyone, but if you are looking for something minimal to help prevent blisters these are perfect. Big gloves interfere with your grip as well which could be holding you back. These are plenty open to use stand-alone wrist straps, if you need as well.

Pros: These looks cool on and aren't sweaty. They're thin and not bulky. They stay in place pretty well. I like that they snap together and don't take up any room in my pockets.Cons: the chart sized me at a medium, I bought a small, but I could use an extra small! I do have thin fingers and hands but still, the sizing chart is off.The material should be something more elastic and fitting. Something like neoprene. They don't hug my fingers or palm and there's a big gap created. Doesn't matter much functionally speaking, but it irritates me nonetheless.I'm not sure that they are preventing my knuckle calluses while rowing, which was why I bought them. Perhaps a slight padding in that area would help (or a thicker material).Overall, I don't regret my purchase but I might be buying a different pair soon.

Today was the first day I got to break them in. The fabric seems thin but held up well to allllllll the t2b. No tears or broken calluses!They fit perfectly and come off sweaty. I was worries about catching the plastic clip on the rig, but that hasn't happened (yet).I'll be excited to see how durable these puppies are next week. If they'll save my hands, I'm going to let my entire gym crew know about them!EDIT: After a full month and some change of using these daily, they are by far my favorites of all the other lifting gloves. I did end up ripping a callus, but the fault was my own (pull ups, t2b and hang power cleans, one right after the other without rechalking °-°). If you have trouble gripping the bar during workouts but regular gloves are too bulky, try these out.

I have small hands and bought the smallest size available and they are still too big. With that said I think the grip strips on them are decent. Not real sticky so not sure how they will last. I have the raww barehand gloves and they too are a bit too large but protect my hand a bit better than these as I ended up with pinch points (callus points at base of fingers) like I did with wearing no gloves, so took them off and put others back on. I was very hopeful but my hands are just too small to make these gloves work good for me. Not a bad product at all I think they will work great for someone if they fit them properly.

Cheap and very sexy, slash cut across the palm... For any movement with the bar all the way into your palm, there isn't enough coverage. They DO protect the most easily callused part of palms, the top joint closest to fingers. And they do LOOK great. They snap together so harder to lose, thin material, and easy to stash anywhere.They run just a tad bit big, I have thin framed hands and should maybe have got XS for a snugger fit. It's hard to tell if that would make them less useful though. There is maybe a half pinky of gaping when hand relaxed, which for heavy lifting probably contributes to some chafing during grips.A+ for light lifters, calisthenics & fashionista days. For serious weight, keep it moving.

First off, in terms of the gloves I like them. They fit, although it was quite a struggle to get the right size. Secondly, customer support is pretty good with communicating but in terms of exchanging they were no help so I had to place an entirely new order to get the right size. I just don't understand that if you're the actual company that sells the gloves you can't give me a direct exchange.I initially ordered a size medium because I went according to their size chart and either their size chart is completely off or I just don't know how to measure my hand properly because even smalls were too big so I had to do another return and place another order. I just wanted a lightweight pair of gloves to prevent more callouses from developing on my hands and these appealed to me since they are thin and the thumb is free.In the end, it was frustrating since I just found out I had to pay for the shipping for the return of the smalls (but not the mediums, doesn't make sense to me but whatever) I just hope all this will be worth it and these gloves will last.Oh, and to really find your true size if you wear nitrile gloves, go with your glove size. Don't bother measuring your hand...

These replaced an old pair of weight lifting gloves.. I use them on a rowing machine to keep from getting blisters and they do the job well. They are a tight fit, but not uncomfortable at all.I was worried that the clasp thing would get in the way, but it's not in the way and nice when storing them.My only suggestion is the material in the palm could be a little thicker or have some thin padding to increase comfort. Really a minor gripe - the gloves are solid.