Weightlifting Gloves for Gym Fitness Bodybuilding – Dominator Leather Crossfit Cross Training Gloves Wrist Strap Wrap – Best Weight Lifting Gloves with Wrist Support for Heavy Lifting

Superior Quality Gloves
I wanted to update my post by saying these gloves, after six month of serious use regarding weightlifting, has held up extremely well and show no signs of threads tears, rips or threading coming loose. Actually, all aspects of these gloves are very rugged and have withstood the rigors of free-weight weightlifting as well as machine use when required for certain exercises. They have also provided excellent padding for the palms during bench and excellent grip and padding for fingers and palms during other various exercises.Excellent gloves that are strong durable and comfortable. Even the XL were tight the first couple of workouts, but they stretched and fit my hands well. The padding on the palms of the gloves are superior and really relieved the stress I felt with my other gloves. Even the padding on the fingers help with better gripping and less pressure and pain when doing exercises like shoulder shrugs, especially when using dumbbells. The wrist wraps are plenty long and greatly aid in wrist support.These gloves are built very well and do what I intend for them to do during my workouts. I still mainly use free weights on most exercises and some machines for specialized muscle groups. These gloves provide a sturdy and comfortable grip and has vastly improved how the Olympic bar feels in my hands during bench-press. None of my gloves in the past made it a full year without some wear and tear, that should be common knowledge for those looking for ‘any’ weightlifting gloves. If these gloves last a year with only some minor fraying, it will be well worth the money! Many of my gloves would be wore out after only six months, especially the mid-range brand names. You cannot expect to use something 5-6 days a week and not expect some wear and tear. Again, these gloves are made extremely well and unless someone actually tries to abuse them, they should last for one full year… and I always purchase new gloves yearly.My Experience: I started lifting when I was 13 years old, the basics mostly, but it was a start. By 16, I was lifting seriously. Now, at 50, I reflect back and can’t remember a time that I did not lift. During the peak of my life, I was lifting six days a week and three and sometimes four hours per workout. Some may say it was an obsession, but for me, I loved it! As strange as it may sound, I loved my weights as much as my parental and extended family. They became, in essence a friend, a friend that was always there for me and never betrayed. All these decades later, they remain a part of my daily life. I’m older, beat up and wore down, but I still do whatever my body will allow me. It is not as easy as it was twenty-five years ago and my best is a mere infinitesimal fraction of what it once was, but my love, dedication and determination has never waivered or faltered.

Good gloves!
I purchased these primarily to experience the rubber grip inserts sewn into the palms. After a few weeks of using them, I’ve determined the following:Pros: Rubber grip inserts really come into play during pressing type exercises (bench, military, etc). Form and fit are great, and so far the seams are holding up well. The pull-off loops are excellent, something far too many lifting gloves don’t have.Cons: During pulling exercises they’re good, but due to the different geometry of each person’s hand, the finger pads don’t always line up where you want them, and you find yourself repeatedly trying to get a comfortable grip. The wrist wrap, unfortunately, is not made of leather, but rather stretchy nylon-like material. A much better option would be to fabricate the strap out of leather, so there is no ‘give’ or stretch when trying to make a tight wrap for heavy lifts. Unless you have thick wrists, very often the straps will stretch enough that the velcro pads will practically miss each other due to overlap. Lastly, the section where the gloves meet around the wrist cuff is a bit short, causing the opposing seams to occasionally pinch against your skin when under wrap.Bottom line…..these are good solid gloves after 2-3 weeks of lifting. A few adjustments here and there in materials and design, and these would be full-blown 5-star gloves. I recommend these for the serious weight trainer. As a small side hint, I would also suggest providing these in one or two different trim colors. Not a big deal of course, but options never hurt!

Need better fabric for grip in the palm area
Bought these because my old ones fell apart. What I need in a glove is support and great grip on the palms when doing pull-ups, bent over barbell row, etc.These gloves are really comfortable and could be a great product. But… On the palm side, the fabric is rubber, instead of leather. This is a HUGE problem. It’s all good when using weights and surfaces that have the “ribbed,” anti-slip grip in the steel/iron already. But when using pull up bar, the glove just slips off of it, as if on ice. Very frustrating when you have to go for a really heavy weight but your hands give up because of a slippery grip..I got a different pair of gloves with leather on the palms – works like a charm.

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