adidas Essential Training & Weightlifting Gloves, Fingerless Workout Gloves

They fit great. I love the little loop to take them off when I’m don’t lifting. Keeps my hands from forming calluses. I was worried they wouldn’t be grippy enough, but they are. I would buy them again.

My favorite

Let me be clear, these gloves are not perfect. But they are my favorite! This is my third pair in three years. They are not the most durible. But what I like about them is they fit tightly and have no excess padding. They simply protect your skin from the rough grip on barbells, dumbbells and cable accessories. I have harbinger gloves and nike gloves and they are much more expensive, and yes, are decent gloves. However they have too much padding for my liking. NOTE: These run small. I have M/L hands and XL is the rigth fit, if just a tad too tight until worn in a bit.

love love love

Bought 2 pairs of these, one for me and one for my wife on 6/24. We each used it 6 times and these gloves are already coming apart. The finger for mine split and the threading on hers is coming undone already. We are not power lifters and aren't stressing these gloves out unduly. These gloves are made very poorly and since they are used they don't qualify for a refund.

The fit recommendation was good. The gloves are lightweight enough that they don’t restrict or otherwise inhibit my grip or hand movement, yet padded enough that they significantly improve my comfort when gripping heavier weights. They are easy to put on and easy to remove. Would rate these as excellent value for the money.

The Adidas Essential Gloves, while marketed as a budget-friendly workout companion, fall short in delivering the quality needed for serious gym sessions. After testing them specifically with dumbbell workouts, several limitations became apparent. The gloves provide basic palm protection, but the grip feels less secure compared to leather alternatives. The synthetic materials used, while lightweight, don't inspire confidence during heavy lifting sessions. There's a noticeable difference in durability and feel when compared to leather gloves. One potential advantage is their breathability, as the lightweight construction allows for decent airflow. However, this comes at the cost of durability and protection. The padding, while present, doesn't provide the same level of comfort and support that you'd find in higher-end leather options. The decision to switch to leather gloves proved to be the right choice. Leather gloves typically offer superior grip, better durability, and more reliable protection during intensive workouts. While the Adidas Essential Gloves might work for very casual gym-goers or beginners, they're not the best choice for regular weightlifting sessions. Worth noting: Their budget-friendly price point might be appealing, but investing in quality leather gloves is more cost-effective in the long run.

As pictured and like the Velcro is on bottom of wrist instead of on top for when i put my straps on my hands for lifting mg heavy.

Okee, ik heb mijn hand gemeten zoals op het plaatje en de ' juiste ' handschoenen gekocht. De recensies gaven aan dat het product te klein valt en kwalitatief tegenvalt. Ik kan dit helaas beamen. Ik dacht door goed te meten dat het wel mee zou vallen met te klein. De maat klopt echter niet. Ik koop al jaren Adidas spullen (trainingsbroeken etc) en ben tot op heden tevreden met de kwaliteit. Deze handschoenen / sporthandschoenen hebben rafels bij de vingers en deden aan alsof ze niet erg lang meegaan. Wat mij betreft een afrader. Ik kijk nog even verder.

薄い素材で手にフィットするトレーニンググローブです

I barely had it on for a few seconds before the stitches ripped.

Gloves are torn after one month of gym usage, won’t recommend it for gym usage, useless and cheap material used in making, this is not a US product and is made in Pakistan, pathetic product by adidas

Did not fit returned to seller