Lifting Gloves
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GNLF Neoprene Lifting Gloves L - 1 pc,(Valeo) List Price: $11.43 Sale Price: $7.89 Average Rating:   |
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Four finger loops Comfortable terry-lined vented neoprene with nylon outer shell Non-slip palm pads and hook & loop closures Washable |
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Valeo Ocelot Wrist Wrap Glove - Black Large (View amazon detail page) Sale Price: $19.98 |
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These top-of-the-line ultra high performance lifting gloves by Valeo feature slow recover Ergo-Foam padding for a superior custom grip. Made from super soft, durable full-grain leather with reinforced stitching they will give you the superb comfort and support you need during your most strenuous lifts during competition or during those long intense training sessions at the gym! Comes with comfortable, easy-on elastic cuffs |
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New Black Padded Knuckle Fingerless Leather Bike Gloves Large List Price: $39.95 Sale Price: $14.95 Average Rating:  |
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PADDED KNUCKLE - FINGERLESS, GENUINE LEATHER BIKER CHOPPER MOTOR CYCLIST GLOVES Size: L Excellent, black, genuine leather gloves that are great for motorcycle riding, mountain biking, cycling, skateboarding, paintball, driving, motocross, hunting, fishing, workout, weight lifting, maintenance, mechanic work - just about any activity where you want your fingers free... |
How should Weight Lifting gloves properly fit?
I want to buy some weight lifting gloves but I am unsure about the size. Should they be skin tight or have some slack? Also, should the glove stop below or at the knuckle?
I tried on out a couple pairs. The medium size was kind of tight and small and the large seems a a bit loose and long. I am not sure which ones to get.
Any advice?
You're protecting your palms, so it honestly is more for whatever you're more comfortable with. Too slack and you may run the risk of the weights sliding, too tight and you may not be able to grasp your hand firmly enough.
