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  • Phill "chalks"
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    Glove weight?

    Hi All,
    I have just bought a pair of Everlast 16oz gloves and compared to my 16oz Sandee gloves they are lighter on the scales??!

    Is this right or does 16 oz gloves just mean the size/padding?

    I don't want to think i'm
    wearing 16oz when they are not!

    Sorry if this is a mad question,But i honestly don't know.

    Thanks.
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    #2
    Originally posted by Phill "chalks"
    Hi All,
    I have just bought a pair of Everlast 16oz gloves and compared to my 16oz Sandee gloves they are lighter on the scales??!

    Is this right or does 16 oz gloves just mean the size/padding?

    I don't want to think i'm
    wearing 16oz when they are not!

    Sorry if this is a mad question,But i honestly don't know.

    Thanks.
    Where in Lancashire you from?

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    • Phill "chalks"
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      Bolton,Lancashire.Mate

      Any answers to my question? come on

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      • P4PKING_2008
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        #4
        Originally posted by Phill "chalks"
        Bolton,Lancashire.Mate

        Any answers to my question? come on
        Alright I am from Blackpool mate.

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        • Nicky_Hatton
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          #5
          Mate, when you weighed the first pair you did take your hands out right?

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          • Pork Chop
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            #6
            Supposed to be the weight of the fill; but if you got everlast high performance trainers, there's a good chance they're underpadded. Everlast pro trainers aren't supposed to have this problem.

            Not all gloves are created equally.
            I have a pair of ringside ultimate classics that are larger & more thickly padded than some 18 ounce gloves I have.
            I have a pair of Top Ten Fight Sparring gloves (not superfight 3k) that are 16 ounces of padding over the knuckles, but size wise they look smaller than 10 or 12 ouncers.

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            • Phill "chalks"
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              Ah,Thanks for that and i understand it now. My Sandee ones look a lot more padded than the Everlast ones.Different construction.

              Love the Everlast gloves.

              Mickey H.... Yeah,I had my hand out...I'm not from Blackburn u know

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              • Phill "chalks"
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                #8
                The reason i asked this question is i can explain....

                I just bought the Everlast gloves off Ebay and on arrival seemed VERY light for 16oz! I weighed them and compared them to my 16oz Sandee gloves, and the Everlast ar'nt 16oz! And far less padded so they will do for bag work only and i will get another 16oz pair for sparring...not off ebay!

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