Power Gloves 3.0 - Durable Weightlifting Gloves with Adjustable Wrist Closure, Breathable Leather Palm for Men

Llevo usandolos un par de meses y si son aguantadores, se empiezan a ver hilos fuera de lugar, seguramente empezarán a descocerse pronto. Pero me encantaron. Si los volvería a comprar.

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These lifting gloves are the best value for the money out of any of the lifting gloves I've tried. They are very inexpensive and, more importantly, they work great. They are very sturdy and durable. I use them daily and they hold up for a very long time. Every lifting glove will start falling apart if you are consistent, but these do last, and even when they do start tearing they are still usable for quite a bit longer. Many gloves are bulky and bunch up, causing an uncomfortable, lumpy lifting experience, but these do not. They offer great hand protection; you wouldnt even know that I lifting if you saw my hands. Great product.

These gloves are designed decently and fit snug. But one issue that I've had after just two gym session is that the stitching becomes broken/unraveled in the finger area. This is the same issue I've had with my previous set of Harbingers except that pair lasted a year before the stitching came loose. And the previous set to that took multiple years before I've had any issues. I've used Harbinger gloves for about two decades - and it is a little disappointing to see the quality slowly decline over time.

While doing intensive workouts four times a week for two hours each session, I thought the gloves I received were defective. The stitch between the index finger and thumb on the right glove was prominent, causing pressure in that area. Since there were already signs of use, I couldn't return them, and because I liked the leather on the palm, I ordered the same gloves again. However, the situation was the same. This time too, I felt pressure between the index finger and thumb on the right glove. If you're sensitive and doing heavy lifting, this might bothers you