With elegant and intelligent manufacturing, these Everlast Elite Pro Fight Gloves are one of a kind with an atomically shaped shell for comfort, blended foam and quilted horsehair for protection, specially placed perforations for cooling, and real Mexican leather for longevity and maximum strength. Wrist support: Do they support your wrists? Can you bend your wrists too easily (a bad sign) or do your wrists stay stable and tight (a good sign)? In 1910, 17-year-old Jacob Golomb (who was an avid swimmer) founded the company with the ambition to increase the durability and longevity of swimsuits. The grip bar has room for improvement: The grip bar (upper palm-side of the glove) is quite thin which makes it difficult to hold a solid fist. Some are and some are not, but one truth to know is that Everlast has built a terrific reputation for producing the best boxing gloves in the industry for over a century (bear in mind that approximately half a percent (0.5%) of all companies last 100 years).

Great material and engineering: The fine stitching and premium Mexican leather are the reason why these gloves cost a lot of money and the reason why they will last a long period of time. What’s bad about the Elite Pro Fight Gloves? Multi-layered foam padding that has been researched using a force transducer striking device (a device that strikes repeatedly for durability testing). Hayabusa call this DELTRA-EG ™. They come with mitts: Mitts are what get held up by a coach in a 1-1 training session. This extra equipment may come in useful if you want to train your child/friend/family member. What’s bad about the Everlast Prospect Boxing Gloves? Attached thumb: The Pro Style Gloves also come with an attached thumb Everlast call ‘ThumbLok’. An attached thumb is important to have on a glove because it will prevent your sparring partner from getting poked in the eye and it will also hold your thumb in place, thereby protecting it from fractures/strains. What’s bad about the Everlast Pro Style Boxing Training Gloves?Hayabusa invested in researchers that found out that a lab-tested exterior PU leather material is stronger than fine leather. Breathable mesh: These Pro-Style boxing gloves come with a breathable mesh on the palm-side. This means that air is able to flow in and out of the glove, thereby keeping your hands cooler and reducing the moisture both during and after training. Lab-tested engineered leather (VYLAR®-2) with multilayered foam padding (DELTRA-EG) and antimicrobial technology (AG fabric™). Two layers of foam: While two layers is an adequate amount of foam padding to protect your hands when training only a few times per week, the more often you train, the more you’ll find that they start to hurt your hands because two layers are simply not enough over the long run. Other brands, such as Hayabusa have quadruple foam padding which offers much more protection.

Good value for money: The Everlast Prospect Gloves are currently listed at a mid-range price for a children’s boxing glove due to the materials and design involved.The price is very high but thanks to the technological advancements including metallic leather, medium density foam, and ventilated palms, they won’t let you down in the ring. Full mesh palm and sweat-resistant interior lining for moisture and temperature control during intense workouts. The Hook & Loop strap makes them really easy to put on and Everlast’s ‘Evercool/Everfresh’ technology provides a comfortable fit and odor repellant system. The Everlast Prospect Youth Boxing Gloves are one of Everlast’s best children’s boxing glove and although it’s somewhat expensive, if you want to get a protective, comfortable, and easy-to-use boxing glove for a kid then this is the one to get. This was the birth of Everlast’s move into the combat sport industry and across the 20th century, they’ve sponsored huge names like Roberto Durán, Joe Frazier, Marvin Hagler, Larry Holmes, Sugar Ray Leonard, and Muhammad Ali. Are Everlast Boxing Gloves Good?