Harbinger 322 Bag Glove Women's WristWrap (Indigo)

Used sizing chart, and it's a tight fit. I would recommend wrapping underneath if you are using a punching bag. These were very rough on my hands. Had to stop after 15 minutes

I bought these gloves the ladies of the house. They use them and have not gotten any negative feed back. They are very well made.

I have never written a review before but I feel compelled to. These gloves are terrible! I don't know why everyone says such great things about them. I used them for the 1st time at my kickboxing class and all my knuckles are chafed and cut up. I tried them again and taped my knuckles and now I even have 2 bruised knuckles. They are stiff, the padding is hard and rubs terribly against my knuckles. I can't even punch that hard because it hurts. I would use wraps but i don't have enough room to fit them with these gloves. I bought a medium as my hands measured just about 7 around, perhaps a large would have been better so I could wrap my hands?!?! Although, another female in my class wraps her hands and wears these gloves and says it does not help! I do not recommend these at all for kickboxing.

I have relatively small hands (they fit into size L for kid bike gloves for comparison) and the size small fits me perfectly. It's a little tight when you first get them, but after a few wears, they mold well to the contours of my fists. The wrist wrap is rather stiff (it made doing regular push-ups in them rather painful because the wrist wrap does not want to flex that way) and helps with support, though don't rely on it 100% if you have weak wrists.If you have short fingers to go with your small hands (like I do), the fingers of the glove will make your fingers disappear and with where the finger padding is located, I've been tempted to lop them off because they simply get in the way (especially since I don't hit anything with that part of my hand... and if I did, I was doing something horribly wrong).After a year of relatively hard use, they are still a perfect fit and does not rub my knuckles raw like the Century gloves did after a year of use (not to mention that the size S for Century was about 1/2" too wide, which didn't help).I've used them on focus mitts, Thai pads, and a water heavy bag without issue, though I would recommend either a more padded glove (like a 16oz boxing mitt) or something with gel if doing "ground & pound" drills on a heavy bag on the floor. Also, if you're a heavy hitter, this may not be a good glove for you. The padding is foam, not gel, so it will not cushion the knuckles as well on hard impact.

That's right - five full years of training anywhere from three to five times per week, and I only needed to replace them this week.Stitching, leather and velcro all held together great. The amount of padding is just right for heavy bag work and full contact MMA sparring, nice and light with good sensitivity but thick enough for protection. The wrist wrap design is excellent, and the palm pad offers a nice extra bit of protection for smaller hands.I'm now an instructor at my own MMA school, and I finally have to replace these, not because they're coming apart, but because the leather has naturally stretched from five years of heavy use, and has become loose enough to start chafing between the fingers. With this in mind, I want to echo another reviewer's hint about finding the glove size chart on the Harbinger website; you want your gloves to fit well, snugly but comfortably.I have a pair of men's Century MMA gloves, and I have full size women's boxing gloves, but these are my go-to gloves for all applications.

I bought these in medium as a gift and they were too small. No big deal, but kind-of surprising since her hands are definitely on the small side.Currently trying to return them and reorder a larger size, but the company is really taking its sweet time processing my return, so -1 star.The gloves themselves are a very nice product though. I have the men's version and they give a lot of wrist support.

The quality of this glove is very good. If you are using it for non-contact kickboxing/fitness exercise, and you just want to get a better feel for your punches.. This is perfect. However, if you are hitting any bag/mittens/etc., the padding is definitely too thin.

This is my second purchase of these gloves, and I love them. I use them for hour-long kickboxing sessions two to three times a week, and my first gloves finally wore out, so I'm purchasing a second pair. They are great fitting and light weight gloves and wear like iron. I highly recommend them.