Im trying to avoid spending the extra ten for the training gloves when I use my everlst pro training gloves for sparring anyway
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Im trying to avoid spending the extra ten for the training gloves when I use my everlst pro training gloves for sparring anyway -
They look 12oz to me. Maybe theres a customer service # you could call. -
I have those gloves. The customer service dept told me they are 22 oz. I'd call them to double-check, though. They are heavy -- which is fine; train with them and your 16 oz. sparring gloves and your 12 oz. fight gloves will seem VERY light in comparison.
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those gloves are awesome, had them for 7 months, use them 6 days a week and they look brand new, amazing hand protection, they're 20 ounces, and they make 16 oz sparring gloves feel like feathers!
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The 3 sizes of Title Gel training gloves are 12, 14, 16 ounces.
Standard Title & Title classic Super Bag gloves all come in standard 12oz weight, but 4 different sizes (S, M, L, XL).
Title Platinum super bag gloves weigh 16ounces.
Title Pro Super Bag gloves come in Regular (12 ounces) and XLarge (14 ounces)
TufWear super bag gloves come in 3 sizes, but all are 12 ounces.
Rival gloves come in Medium (10oz), Large (12oz), and Xlarge (14oz).
If I would have to guess, I would say that the 3 sizes correspond to the 3 weights of the Title Gel training gloves (12oz for M, 14 for L, 16 for XL); but a good chance the gloves max out at 12 or 14oz.
If the rumors I've been hearing about Title Gel are true, the hand protection will be the same as much heavier glove without the extra bulk that can affect your technique.
If you're looking for added weight, I'd suggest some time of wrist weight option to put around the cuff of the glove like
Gloves over 16 or 18 ounces have a very distinctive, bulky shape and I am pretty confident that these gloves are not padded more than that.Comment
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