What boxing gloves do you recomend?

Question

Hello my name is Soo Li and I am an amatuer boxer from South Korea. I just wantid to know if anybody knows about any brand of 160z. training gloves that cost 60 dollars and below. I do not want any everlast gloves becaus they are of poor quality.
Thanx!

Answer 1

Try Winning or Ringside

Answer 2

Well, Soo Li, nice name by the way, but anyway, at the amatuers I believe you have to wear gloves 12 ounces(if you wanted to go lower than 16) or more. And with that much padding I doubt you need a very specific brand and Everlast probably would work(I use them), but if you really want a decent pair, Title makes a decent glove. Winning I hear is a excellent Glove but I do not know if they make an amateur glove(one that is 10 ounces plus), same goes for Reyes.

Answer 3

Try Winning. It's a Japanese made gloves that are soft and thickly padded for added protection to your knuckles. Boxers with weak or brittle knuckles like Erik Morales prefer Winning. Now, big punchers like Manny Pacquiao go for Cleto Reyes, which is made in Mexico and stuffed with something like horse's tail which makes it a bit harder than other brands.

Answer 4

If you just want to have some fun and not really train for boxing or something get 8 oz,they are so light you wont feel a thing,if you want to get better or get 16,they are heavier obviously and will help you develop speed. For sparring though,like the above said,8 for hate,16 for love lol 8 oz is sorta like having nothing so obviously there is more pain

Answer 5

winning? are yall serious? her budget is $60 good luck finding some 16oz winning for less than $200.

anyways i hear everlast aint bad if you get their quality brand things is most people buy their cheap department store synthetic gloves for $20 and they fall apart. but if you get the quality leather ones they arent suppose to be bad. i personally dont know because after i made the mistake of buying the cheap gloves i stayed away from everlast.lol

for the $60 range title and ringside have good gloves. many people prefer rival, cleto reyes, and grants but thats gonna run you more than your price range. i hear theres nothing like getting hit with some cletos. but on the other hand i hear if you have fragile hands banging people with cletos isnt that good though.

these gloves(Title Gel gloves) are slighly over your price range i own them and have no complaints
http://store.titleboxing.com/title-gel-hook-and-loop-world-training-gloves.html
i've also worn these(Ringside IMF Tech Training gloves) and they are comfy and offer great support over your knuckles but they are huge 2.5" over the knuckles compared something like Rivals 1.75"
http://www.ringside.com/DETAIL.ASPX?ID=25151

key is buy leather gloves and stay away from the economy line(Grant makes cheap synthetic gloves through Century, Everlast makes cheap synthetic gloves, and I believe Title Platinum is Title's economy line.)

with gloves remember you get what you pay for

http://www.titleboxing.com
http://www.ringside.com

Some opinions of Everlast equiptment
http://www.sherdog.net/forums/showthread.php?t=572034

Answer 6

Cleto Reyes

Answer 7

I just got a pair of leather Century gloves (12 ounce) and I love them!

Answer 8

I like to use Title. They are pretty good quality.
The Amateur Competition Gloves are $59.99

Here is a link:
http://store.titleboxing.com/gloves.html