TRENDOUX Gym Gloves Weight Lifting: Training Gloves Men
TRENDOUX Gym Gloves Weight Lifting: Training Gloves Men Women with Wrist Straps Support, Padded Full Palm Protection, Breathable Weightlifting Gloves for Cycling Fitness Workou
| Size: | M |
| Dimensions: | 15 x 10 x 2 cm; 50 Grams |
| Brand: | TRENDOUX |
| Model: | ST-G5 |
| Colour: | Black |
| Manufacture: | TRENDOUX |
| Age: | Adult |
| Department: | Unisex |
| Dimensions: | 15 x 10 x 2 cm; 50 Grams |
| Size: | M |
Great weightlifting gloves that are effective yet not overly bulky. They have a long wrist strap which is good for supporting the wrists. Confortable to wear they give a good grip, and look jazzy too with the random design on back.
They fit good,are comfortable and easy to take out. The quality is fine, but for me is a bit of an inconvenience to use on a dead lift because i have really small hands and the grip is a bit hard to keep, but is good for the others machines
I’ve used these gloves in the gym a few days now. As a consistent gym goer and weightlifter my grip strength is something that does limit my lifting abilities. Using these gloves helps with that for sure. The cushioned pads allow for a comfortable holding of weight, and I can also use these gloves to practice my pull ups too.
One other thing I like about these gloves is the ability to pull them off without any unnecessary tugging, also considering the fact that they’re snug means being able to take them off easily is a plus. I also have small wrists and was able to tighten the wrist strap quite a bit which means they aren’t so loose that they’ll move about. A good fit and true to size I’d say.
A small issue that might not affect their use but I thought I’d mention anyway is that the stitching of the gloves isn’t completely neat- you can see so in my pictures around the finger area and near the wrist. There are some stray threads however they do the job and are at a good price point.
This is a review of the TRENDOUX Gym/Weight Lifting Gloves. Size: XL
I have large hands, and I rarely find a pair of gym gloves that fit me AND are easy to remove. Happily, these fit comfortably, and by using the attached finger loop, I can remove them easily (I usually have to turn such gloves inside out to remove them).
The wrist strap is sturdy and adds support to the wrist as you’d expect, and there’s enough of a connection with the Velcro to ensure it stays secure throughout your workout.
The gel padding isn’t too thick but does a good job. It also has a textured pattern to aid grip.
The material that makes up the body of the gloves is thinner than I’m used to, and it has some give, but I’m not saying that’s a negative, as it may be part of the reason they’re a bit easier to remove. There’s also a closed cuff, but a section of elasticated material allows the cuff to expand enough to get your hand in easily – and bear in mind I’ve got meaty fists, so I can’t imagine anyone would struggle to get these on unless they had hands like Andre the Giant.
Overall, these are fit for purpose, and the XL pair are generously sized. The grip and padding add a degree of comfort, and the wrist strap stabilises the wrist when lifting heavier weights. I’m giving them a 4/5 for now and will update after I’ve fully battle-tested them in the gym for a month. So far, so good.