They don't make em like they used to. The ones you bought will fall apart quicker than higher quality brands and models. This is assuming you train hard and frequently of course, otherwise it doesn't really matter what you use.
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They don't make em like they used to. The ones you bought will fall apart quicker than higher quality brands and models. This is assuming you train hard and frequently of course, otherwise it doesn't really matter what you use.
I read very positive comments about the brand in other forums about its longevity. Years and years of work on the bag.
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I have never heard that about Everlast before lol...anything is possible.
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lel never last is what non shrill accounts review them as type that instead
Everlast is literally the worst brand you can buy... I’m really not joking
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It's also the most visible color in the color spectrum... so no
Be that as it may, why are red gloves harder to find for recreational guys??
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16oz all the way. more conditioning anyway.
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Doesn't matter, good brands may last longer, but overall the wear and tear on the bag/pads is gonna deform your gloves. Bags usually don't get cleaned up on the reg, and your gloves tap that everytime you go at it. Not a good thing to your partners to smash shit into their faces and with hardened gloves.
Everlast aka Neverlast is prob the shittest brand there is these days. They sell it at Walmart for god's sake, if you're sold at Walmart, you know you're near the bottom of the chain. My first headgear was everlast, and it was because I was required to get headgear and $20 to me was better than shelling out $80+
Winning is probably the best, but they cost an arm and leg
My training partner bought brand new Neverlast gloves from sport-check, took it out of the packaging, pulled the velcro over when he put it on, and the shit ripped. Brand new, and ripped on first use.
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Those red Reyes brands aren't available in my country. 8 out of 10 in my country are anything but red. And the ones that are red are junior gloves. Except for the Everlast ones
Doesn't matter, good brands may last longer, but overall the wear and tear on the bag/pads is gonna deform your gloves. Bags usually don't get cleaned up on the reg, and your gloves tap that everytime you go at it. Not a good thing to your partners to smash shit into their faces and with hardened gloves.
Everlast aka Neverlast is prob the shittest brand there is these days. They sell it at Walmart for god's sake, if you're sold at Walmart, you know you're near the bottom of the chain. My first headgear was everlast, and it was because I was required to get headgear and $20 to me was better than shelling out $80+
Winning is probably the best, but they cost an arm and leg
My training partner bought brand new Neverlast gloves from sport-check, took it out of the packaging, pulled the velcro over when he put it on, and the shit ripped. Brand new, and ripped on first use.
Dude, I bought a 70 dollars Everlast. They are infamous for their cheap models not expensive ones
$70 is still considered on the cheap end unfortunately, at least in the US.
The guys complaining bought 20-30 dollars Everest. No wonder they sucked.
