ATERCELGym Workout Gloves for Men and Women, Weight Lifting Gloves with Excellent Grip, Lightweight Fitness Gloves for Training, Cycling, Pull Ups, Exercise, Climbing, Rowing and Weightlifting

I got these gloves to wear when I lift weights at a local gym. I really like the amount of padding that is on the palm side of these gloves. The padding helps to prevent calluses on my hands, and also keeps free weight bars from pinching my skin, which hurts a lot. These gloves allow me to have a fantastic grip. I have been lifting weights and wearing gloves for 40 years, and the grip I get from these gloves is in my top 5 best of all time. The material on the gloves is thin, stretchy, and it allows air to come in and go out so that my hands remain dry while working out. Overall, these gloves look good, feel good, and they protect my hands and allow me to have a great grip while I lift weights. They do exactly what I wanted them to do when I ordered them. The sizing for these gloves is pretty accurate for me. I wear large, I ordered large. They were a little snug when I first put them on, but they do stretch a tad after a couple of workouts. I'm happy with these gloves. At the current price, I consider them to be a good bargain.

I've been using an old pair of cycling gloves to use when lifting barbells, or dumbbells during my weekly workout sessions. These gloves have plenty of padding on the fingers and palms to keep the weight bars from pinching your hands. A good, solid Velcro wrist closure helps keep them in place on your hands. Also, there's soft fabric on the back of the thumb if you need to wipe any snot that happens to drip out of your nose while working out. The gloves are made out of entirely synthetic material so they should be easy enough to throw into the washing machine when they get a little too funky smelling. My hands run a bit on the large size and I usually fall in between a large or XL for glove size. These are a large and fit a little snugly on my hand - I'm hoping they break in and loosen up a bit with use. My only criticism of the gloves are the thumb. The thumb opening has a lot of support to keep your thumb from hyperextending but it also fits very tightly. I guess thumb comfort is sacrificed a little bit for safety. The middle finger palm side opening on each glove has a pull tab to help you get them off. Which comes in handy (see what I did there?).

I go through gloves a lot, I wear them out pretty fast, so i order a lot, so I'm happy to try some new ones. I really like these gloves. For the fit, they're perfect. I normally wear a medium and I like them snug, and these were perfect, true to size. The grip is really good, better than most. They have a coating on them and a nice padding underneath, and they seem to bend in the right places, at least for my hands, so I like them a lot. (some gloves will tend to fold where you need to hold the bar, these don't do that). They feel rugged and tough, and well built. At this price point, I feel that they're a really great deal. Some thought went into the design and use of materials. I'd recommend these gloves for an average gym goer, if you're a hardcore heavy lifter, you might want something a lot more substantial.

I tried out these gloves for a long back and triceps workout. I ordered the X-large size as typically that's the size I use for other brands of workout gloves.The gloves fit OK, maybe a little loose, so perhaps I needed a Large size instead.I took them through six exercises, 4 for the back and 2 for the triceps, about 400 repetitions total (5 challenging load sets and 2 exhaustion/failure sets each exercise)For the lat pulldown (140lbs) I did feel uncomfortable pressure in my palms . In my attached photos after the workout of my right hand you can see some irritation below the middle and ring fingers, while my left hand shows only slight irritation under the middle finger.But the gloves felt OK in my hands for the chest-supported row and barbell shrug exercises. I also did not feel any irritation in my hand with the gloves for the tricep pressdown or one-handed cable tricep extension.For the lat pulldown grip issues It's possible the gloves were too big and I needed a Large size instead.I plan to try using the gloves for benchpress in a day, to see if they work OK for Push exercises.Overall well made gloves that held up, just may need to get adjusted to the pressure for some exercises such as the lat pulldown.

Overall, a good workout glove.I tend to go through a pair of workout gloves about every 6 months or so. These seem to be about average quality. The material in the palm helps provide a good grip. Small material extensions on the inside on each finger opening is a nice touch that gives you something to pull on when removing the glove.The fit seems to run a little large. I typically wear a large size that usually fit snugly. These seem to a bit large around the palm but fit well on the fingers and wrist.

I was super excited when I first tried these on. They feel like they have plenty of padding in the right places and the various materials used seem very nice.However, I just got back from the gym (I workout a lot on a consistent basis) and here is my take:Exercises that involve contraction or pushing (curls / extensions) they are acceptable in terms of support.Exercises that involve pulling (lat pull downs / pull ups / rows, ect) - they lack support on the fingers. I realize these are open finger gloves - and that is what I prefer. But, I developed new callouses from using these on one back day. My other gloves I've been using have enough support to prevent that.So, if you are a casual gym goer, these will likely be fine for you. But if you are wanting all around protection and are pulling some weight - these will feel fine but expect some callouses to still occur through the cushioning.