Harbinger Training Grip Wristwrap Weight Lifting Gloves, Unisex

The threads started to come out in a week and within two weeks the gloves started becoming very loose not durable at all

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E bem espessa. Proteje bem as mãos

This brand has good reviews but after two months of normal use in the gym, the stitches around one finger came undone. For the price, that is very disappointing.

I've used a pair of Harbingers for years despite it falling apart and basically providing my palm no protection. I finally decided to replace them with this, the exact same kind of wristwrap lifting gloves.They're tight. They're not kidding. I do think I've had mine for decades, so of course they've loosened over the years.But they're also made with Neoprene now, instead of leather. It doesn't breath as well. The entire back of the glove feels like the stuff that wetsuits are made of. It means that when working out, my hands are a lot hotter, and I feel like sweat is soaking into the gloves more than with leather.The palms are very well padded, though because they're new, the gloves are also forcing me to train grip strength. Because of the padding, it's almost like I'm wrapping a towel around the bar and training grip while lifting.In short, I'm conflicted. They're fine, but I'm pretty disappointed by the neoprene vs leather. I don't think that's a smart decision. It makes the gloves feel cheaper, AND my hands sweat more.

I love this brand of lifting gloves. The leather on the palm, along with the padding aids in comfortability and support. Although I'm normally not a fan of wrist wraps, under recent circumstances, I needed extra support to avoid unnecessary wrist bending. The "free fingers" help maintain that feel that is needed when adjusting to grip, location of weight bar or dumbbell, and the little tabs that are sewn in, really help to remove them comfortably.I also use these for bicycle riding to avoid blisters on the palms.