new stuff!

[deh707]

i have the everlast pro training gloves (http://store.titleboxing.com/titlebo...ig-gloves.html) in 16oz, had them for about a week now. everytime i use them, i get pain near my thumb:

http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k2.../thumbpain.jpg

it probably needs more time to break in. it's also kind of hard to make a fist in those.

i also have the title platinum training gloves (http://store.titleboxing.com/platinu...ng-gloves.html) in 16oz, they're excellent. i can make a fist in them easily, and i dont get that thumb pain when using them. the striking surface is very soft, too.

[fraidycat]

so you say the get gloves are heavier than the everlast ones? and are more comftrable well what does the everlast one have to offer that the gel one doesnt? and is there anything wrong you experienced with the everlast pro training one?

When I bought the Everlast Pro gloves, the Gel gloves weren't on the market, yet. They're very new. If the Gel gear had come out a year earlier, I'd have Gel everything right now. I like the Gel technology that much.

The Gel gloves are heavier, but they are weighted so you can get whatever weight you want. I like a heavy bag glove, and I liked hitting people with them for the first week or so until I realized how huge a difference there is between a 20 oz. and a 16-oz. glove. The Everlast 16's are bigger and faster. For combat, you can't beat that.

[boxing4ever]

ok guys this is what im choosing out of either these gel gloves and if i got the gel ones i would feel weird spending 70+ bucks on a glove thats not a big brand
or the everlast pro training glove