I like to stick a thick pair of socks into the glove for several days and that seems to help a good amount
Everlast gloves vs Reyes - for power punchers.
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I like to stick a thick pair of socks into the glove for several days and that seems to help a good amount
I going to return them. You will never believe how fucked these gloves were in the manufactering in Pakistan. They are first of all deformed, slanted and unsymmetrical. Left glove is padded like a ballon, while the right glove is flat like a pancake. The left glove has dry leather, the right one soft leather. The stitching is also wrong.
The 16oz did not have these defects, only a tad bit sloppy stitching at a spot or two. I am starting to realise why Everlast has a bad rap. It's a crapshoot when it comes to quality control in putting the shit together properly.
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Will 12 Oz on the same model deteriorate fast as fuck compared to 16 Oz on the bag because of less stuffing, or has it more to do with the quality of the padding inside?
Should I be more careful blasting with the 12oz?
Should I be more careful blasting with the 12oz?
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Bro, those are not even real Everlast gloves !! Unless those are some weird model they make for the Euro of other foreign market. I could be wrong but I have never seen those models offered in the US.
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Lol, those are NOT the 1910 pro fight gloves.
Bro, those are not even real Everlast gloves !! Unless those are some weird model they make for the Euro of other foreign market. I could be wrong but I have never seen those models offered in the US.
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Is there a reason you posted an old ass Amazon link with no model number ??
What's the model number ??
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Is there a reason you posted an old ass Amazon link with no model number ??
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AH - HA !! I WAS RIGHT !! IT'S THE GARBAGE THEY SELL TO THE PEASANTS IN THE SHITHOLE COUNTRIES !!
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They last longer that the Powerlocks bag gloves (average knuckle padding lifespan 3 months).
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I use the MX training gloves and fight gloves. ( for training, I do not fight ) Also have evergel protex3 training gloves. Protex 3 fight gloves several pair.
Those gloves are not in the same league as the Prolocks. It's a generic design with Everlast Screen Printing.
.I use the MX training gloves and fight gloves. ( for training, I do not fight ) Also have evergel protex3 training gloves. Protex 3 fight gloves several pair.
Those gloves are not in the same league as the Prolocks. It's a generic design with Everlast Screen Printing.
MX are Mexico style gloves with very modest padding. They won't last.
To answer your original question @spacetime - sometimes companies will use the same amount of padding within their model, and insert random pieces of rubber or other materials within the glove just to increase the weight. So the padding will be the same, but the weight will be different.
I'm not saying this is the case for your gloves, as I've never owned multiple weights in the economy line of everlast, but it would not surprise me if this is the route they went.
I'm not saying this is the case for your gloves, as I've never owned multiple weights in the economy line of everlast, but it would not surprise me if this is the route they went.
Don't confuse the pro fight model with the training model, one uses horse hair and foam, the other uses molded foam.
But why is the material and composition different for 10-12 Oz compared to 16....They even smell differently. I will show you the new ones
