adidasEssential Training & Weightlifting Gloves, Fingerless Workout Gloves

I love these gloves for working out. They have lated a while even though I use them 4 out of 7 days of the week to ift. They are pretty comfortable and help with grasping weights I would recommend. They are good quality and priced reasonably

Muy bonitos, a mi hija le encanto, llegaron antes de lo indicado.

I may be a bit of an outlier in the reviews as I didn’t use these for weightlifting; I used them to keep my cane and then crutches from wearing blisters into my palms. As a heavy person (close to 300 pounds) who used mobility aids full time until recently to assist with weight bearing on a bad hip, this was a real issue for me and these solved it at an affordable price. If the second pair had lasted longer I would give them a solid five stars.My first pair definitely lasted longer than my second pair with no real difference in use. The part that went out for me was the strap/velcro on both pairs— the actual grip part stayed solid through multiple hand washes and near-daily use. They were very comfortable and I found the size guide to be spot on.Thankfully, I no longer need them but I would recommend them if you need a little extra grip in the summer or time to build calluses with mobility aids— and considering that at one point I was doing a good 90% weight bearing on crutches due to a second injury, I imagine they’re solid to use for the intended use of weight lifting too!

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.

Exactly what you need to lift weights

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Perfect fit, quality and grip!

Son bonitos pero pienso que para hacer pesas de rompen un poco rápido