I have had these for 9 months in 16 oz. I am 185 pounds and use them on my aqua bag and absolutely love them!!!!! Highly recommended. They are not super soft, but they feel and look great! Only complaint is that the reyes logo flakes off quick.
Your reviews are excellent and have been very helpful for a beginner like me! I want to buy the Extra Padding gloves but there aren’t any Cleto Reyes dealers where I live so I have to guess the proper size and mail order them. The 14 oz gloves were a snug fit for you and your hands appear to be bigger than my hands. It would be helpful to those of us watching this or any of your other reviews if you could provide your hand circumference so the viewer can gauge what size/weight they will need. Thanks again!
@@csquaredboxing just got my red 14oz and no doubt WOW FACTOR, very comfortable and and that Bright Red oh my gosh, cannot wait to try them out.. no doubt they gonna punch great and l am planning to get the 16oz black
@@naldovaz9157 Hi, I want to buy these gloves for my training at the bag. I'm looking to a durable and very good confortable pair of gloves. After 8 months of use do you suggest me to buy them?
Yo bro! Thanks for a geat + informative review! I was just wondering about the actual weight on these gloves. As I'm about to start boxing, I was kind of skeptical about Reyes' "dense, puncher's foam". Then I came along with model. I know that Reyes is known for being overweight, but is it the same case for these gloves? Additionally, how well do you think this "extra padding" will last compared to the Standard training glove / hybrids? Thanks in advance!
Pulled the trigger on these, I like these better than the hook and loop. I love the short cuff. I definitely agree that they are snug compared to my other gloves. Your review is on point, thanks bro.
You mentioned "Punchers feedback" and I used to use the regular Reyes training gloves and those gave so much feedback it felt like my bones were rattling. Do these gloves feel like it gives the same amount of feedback as the regular Reyes training gloves?
I bought these, and I love the quality, my only complaint is that the lining although nice, is kinda loose near the wrist/cuff area because there seems to be an extra fold of the material there, is that normal?
4 years now since the review and is this still the best Reyes training gloves from your opinion? Would you still choose 14Oz or would prefer 16Oz for your hand size? Thanks!
I love your reviews. Thank you for c another great one! Would you go for these or the Rival Rs11v-evolution gloves? I'm looking for gloves that give me maximum hand protection without being too bulky. I weigh 64kg. Would 14oz or 16oz be the way to go? Thank you, as always for your help.
Thanks man! For max hand protection, I would pick the Fighting Sports Tenacious gloves over either the Reyes or Rival gloves you mentioned. I would go with the 14 ounce
In terms of sizing, how does Reyes compare to other gloves? Right now, I have a Ringside 16 oz (which fit really well on my hands), but am looking at a Reyes extra padding glove for bag work and sparring. Would a Reyes 16 oz be a good fit, or should I consider other brands?
They fit more compact, and the extra padding versions are very nice in terms of not being too bulky but being protective. Plus reyes quality has always been top notch.
Do you still recommend these for heavy bag training or is there a better option since you made this vid? I've been using the 10 oz Cleto Safetecs and I'm having MCP pain/swelling, so I definitely need something with a little more padding. I also just ordered some Winning NG-2s that way I can still use the Safetecs for training, but I think I need some dedicated heavy bag gloves...
@@csquaredboxing Thanks for the suggestion! I just watched all your other vids on the different Guerrero gloves and I'm torn between waiting for the new Intelli-Shocks to come to the U.S. or just go for the HDE-F since there is still no ETA on the former. Hmmmm
Hey Carlo, I'm looking at either getting the Winning MS-600-B or the Cleto Reyes Extra Padding. After your experience with both, would you say the Winning is worth spending twice the cost? Do you think the Cleto Extra Padding version would be a more appropriate contender against the Winning as compared to the Cleto original version? I would use them as an all purpose glove since I can't buy multiple version, but I have Fairtex BGV1's now and have already injured my knuckles with those and want more protection so I can keep punching without hurting myself! Thanks!
so have you trained in these gloves or sparred with them for this review? have you ever hurt your hands or wrist punching full power into punching bag, or have you intentionally tried to hurt your hand and did it work? how soft is it on a scale from 0 to 10? thank you.
I prefer the traditional Reyes training gloves now, their newer models are more balanced and the padding is more protective than earlier versions IMO. These are good if you have knuckle injuries or just want that extra thickness of padding for protection.
uniquestyle Ring to Cage or Ringside offer better protection at a cheaper price. Ring to Cage especially has the C-17's which are basically Winning clones. Thai gloves also offer excellent quality and protection. My Windys have easily lasted 5 years while my old Reyes gloves were having issues after a year.
Great review. I have been using 16 ounce title gel gloves which are a little loose in the hand compartment. I am 5’9 182lbs and I am trying to decide if I stay with 16 ounce and the snugness of Reyes is the right combination or if I should go down to 14 ounce. I mostly hit the Aqua bag. Any advice would be appreciated.
Top quality review like always. Can you help me out maybe? I have a budget of around 280$ and I need a glove (14 oz)for heavy bag since my sabas are not in the best condition anymore. I have 3 options: 1)cleto reyes training gloves 2)reyes extra padding gloves and 3) winning gloves. Which one would you recommend also considering price-performance ratio?
Thanks! For a budget like you mentioned ($280) I would honestly just go with Winning. You're almost already at $300 and you can get yourself a nice pair of 14-16 ounce Winnings which are an overall better training glove than either the traditional Reyes gloves or Reyes extra padding gloves. Winning just a more comfortable gloves and the padding is more forgiving than either of the Reyes gloves. If you're on a tight budget, then the runner up to that would be the extra padding Reyes gloves, but again, if you're already at the $280 price point, might as well drop a little extra and get Winning IMO.
csquaredboxing Thank for the response. I have been into winning gloves for some time now but never had the guts to actually spend so much money on a pair of gloves.I've watched your winning glove review like 30 times. Keep them vids coming they are extremely helpful. Cheers
Oh and whould you say winning are worth buying when you already have an old pair of sabas SS? I hear people saying there isn't much difference between them.
In Mexico the cost of these Cleto Reyes and the Venum Impact are almost the same (around 90 USD). I am trying to get gloves that are versatile and endure. I’ve been boxing 3 days a week for around 6 months and I am trying to make my decision between those two. Which ones do you suggest??
Your reviews always get me debating 👍 For overall gym work (sparring, bag work, etc) would you say these extra padded cleto reyes or the ring to cage c17? I know, it's like comparing Reyes vs a Winning replica
@@csquaredboxing Interesting. I saw you mentioned the newer models of the traditional cleto reyes gloves are even better than this extra padded version. Would you still go with the C17 over the traditional Reyes? Sorry I love to debate before buying 😄
I usually use 14oz for heavy bag for my size(1.67m, 68kg), but since it is Reyes(Puncher's glove) should I get 16oz for protection on heavy bag/sparring?
Hi my friend, first, congrats for the video, I wonder if you can help me... I’m seeing this one and the “Fighting Tri-Tech Tenacious Training”, which one that you think that is better?? Thanks already!
Hey Carlo, would you say that these compare protection and performance-wise to the Winning velcro training glove? I want hand protection and long lasting glove that is super versatile, but would rather not pay more than $200.
Is a venum challenger 3.0 14oz much more bulkier then a cleto reyes extra padding? These venums that i have are too bulky. A 14 oz feels like a 16 oz and they feel weird i need some advise because im trying to invest in some higher end gloves. Hey bro can you help me out thanks.
Hey bro, im 125lbs , 5’4. Id love some cletos for bag work and pad work. What oz would you recommend for me to get in the regular cleto reyes training glove velcro?
Thanks, they feel good on the heavy bag, definitely more protection than their traditional training gloves and you dont feel your knuckles break through. I would say they are similar to the Everlast MX gloves padding-wise.
Hi Carlo after trying some new gloves your option for best hand protection is still fighting sport tri-tech? what about considering crack on bag as well?
How does the hand compartment and knuckle width of the knuckle area feels like ? Is it too wide ? Cus i like the feeling like fight gloves like rival. Narrow and compact so you cuts air and feels like punches are faster. Any similarity to this feeling ? And what about finger tips area ? Is it a bit short ? Or standart ? And also extra padding in the knuckle area makes feel like a top heavy glove like top king or twins ? Thanks
i've heared that the reyes gloves are usually not designed for a small-medium hands size - is this model also quite wide? for example i have twins 14 ounces and they are fitting me very well in terms of size.
Have you hear of carbon claw ? They are a UK brand it would be good if you could review there pro X bag gloves , goat skin leather and gel padding made in India/Pakistan.
Cleto Reyes recommends the 14oz for people 154lbs and under, is that accurate in your opinion? Will 14oz in these be too little padding for sparring partners? Thanks.
@@csquaredboxing are you talking about the new cleto reyes hybrid gloves or something else? i can't figure out their size chart... i'm 5'11 with long skinny hands (8 and 1/4 inches from wrist to tip of the middle finger) and i'm 135 lbs.
Hey boss it's me again, I wanted to ask you a serious question. I'm new to boxing and since we're in Covid-19 times I bought a 40 lbs heavy bag and I want to buy gloves. I settled with the Cleto Reyes Extra Padding or the Winning MS-500's. Once the boxing gyms open back up I am going to get a boxing gym membership. I don't want to be using two different gloves so my real question is, for an over all (Mit work, Sparring, Heavy bag use) which glove in 16 oz would be best? Please and thank you!
How often do you use your gloves? 2 days a week, 7 days a week? How many times are you taking them on and off? Theres no solid answer to that because everyone uses their gloves a different amount. Other than that, just take care of them, clean them off, dry them out after every use, etc.
These may be a little too short if you have a long thumb. I’d say the top boxer win 1 is a better choice. Also rival Guerrero gloves have a better thumb for long finger
Anyone notice how the true warriors like Pacquiao, Cotto (in his early career before Everlast paid him to wear their gloves), De La Hoya, Barrera, Chavez, Trinidad, Tyson and many, many more wore Cleto Reyes gloves. Boxers that wore Cleto Reyes had a killer mentality. Seems like today Grant gloves users only care about hand protection rather than knocking out their opponent.
Well I dont think brand has everything to do with it, it just comes down to the boxers personal preference. Triple G is a big puncher and hes been wearing Grants for a long time now. I do know that Grants typically have a more cushioned padding for boxers with hand problems. Reyes have been around forever and are preferred by those that really want to punish their opponents.
I want to get the regular cletos trainers but I do a lot of bag work and mitts as well as sparring. Do you think it would be better to get the extra padding for often heavy bag use or just go with the regular training gloves? I dont have wrist problems just want a good all in one type of glove cause I do a lot in them
@@csquaredboxing. I just got the original trainers orange to match my cletos headgear too. Thanks for the feedback brother I'll definitely end up getting those when I want more protection. I just ordered those gel quick wraps as well to go with my 16oz hook and loops just for a little more protection with my wraps if need be
Hey bro, What kind of hand wraps and what size to choose would you recommend my 16 yo son to wear with these gloves? We bought the elastic ones but found out not good for wrapping. I just want to know a good brand hand wrap that goes well with these so is not too tight cause the gloves already have extra padding. Thanks in advance
Any standard 180" Mexican style handwraps have done well for me, I usually get Ringside or Title because they are solid quality and the cotton blend isn't too thin
My coach says since I’m below 140 to get the 14oz for sparring. I’ve had the 16oz lace up cleto and it was huge for my hand. I’m just worried that if I go to another gym they won’t wanna spar with the 14oz! Please help
Go with 14 ounce so it fits you better. If another gym doesn’t want to spar you because of the weight difference then they have no idea because many training gloves don’t weight what they advertise. As long as the padding is protective for you and your partner then that’s what matters.
Gloves are terrible. Logo peeled off after 2 rounds. Impossible to fit a wrapped hand inside with the elastic band. Also, my knuckle hurt badly with these. I put on my old gloves I'm fine. For $200 not worth it.
I just got a pair of these gloves in the 16oz however they feel far too heavy may be 18 or 19 oz. If I were to exchange them for the 14 oz would they basically feel like 16oz gloves with extra padding or just regular 16oz gloves, defeating the overall extra padding purpose? Please reach back out to be extremely helpful. Thank you. @csquareboxing
These gloves are fantastic I got mines in black 14oz I’ve heard lots of complaints about comfort, but these feel amazing and the smell is great!
Nice!
Hell yea these took a long time to break in
Took a good 3 months of daily classes to break em in well...but man they are great once broken in fully
Was it really this bad for you guys?
Great review as always... closed captioning has a very interesting rendering of a Cleto Reyes...
Thanks man
I have had these for 9 months in 16 oz. I am 185 pounds and use them on my aqua bag and absolutely love them!!!!! Highly recommended. They are not super soft, but they feel and look great! Only complaint is that the reyes logo flakes off quick.
Can’t wait for them to make them in blue!
Agreed!
Your reviews are excellent and have been very helpful for a beginner like me! I want to buy the Extra Padding gloves but there aren’t any Cleto Reyes dealers where I live so I have to guess the proper size and mail order them. The 14 oz gloves were a snug fit for you and your hands appear to be bigger than my hands. It would be helpful to those of us watching this or any of your other reviews if you could provide your hand circumference so the viewer can gauge what size/weight they will need. Thanks again!
Thanks man will do!
I have a 14 oz incoming.. hope l am not disappointed.. great channel bro, thanks
Thanks
@@csquaredboxing just got my red 14oz and no doubt WOW FACTOR, very comfortable and and that Bright Red oh my gosh, cannot wait to try them out.. no doubt they gonna punch great and l am planning to get the 16oz black
@@naldovaz9157 Hi, I want to buy these gloves for my training at the bag. I'm looking to a durable and very good confortable pair of gloves.
After 8 months of use do you suggest me to buy them?
Yo bro! Thanks for a geat + informative review!
I was just wondering about the actual weight on these gloves.
As I'm about to start boxing, I was kind of skeptical about Reyes' "dense, puncher's foam". Then I came along with model.
I know that Reyes is known for being overweight, but is it the same case for these gloves?
Additionally, how well do you think this "extra padding" will last compared to the Standard training glove / hybrids?
Thanks in advance!
Robert Liberty he said it once
The regular reyes weight is 3oz heavier than stated oz. This extra padding would be heavier i think.
Awesome review as always. Is the finger pocket long on those Reyes ? Also, could you do a review of the Rival Heavy bag ? Thanks.
Thanks! The finger pocket is medium, not too short or long. Will do a review of the heavy bag.
Pulled the trigger on these, I like these better than the hook and loop. I love the short cuff. I definitely agree that they are snug compared to my other gloves. Your review is on point, thanks bro.
No prob
Best gloves I ever had and took maybe 1 month to break in.maybe because of my weight it was easier.201lbs.but these fit perfect after broken in.
Nice!
People who probably have problems breaking them in don't go to the gym enough.
are they alot better than standard reyes
Yes
@@ruger845 do you think i could use the wbc edition reyes hook and loop on heavy bag? in 14 0z
After 40 rounds on the heavy bag, these extra padding Cleto Reyes are sweet!
Nice!
You mentioned "Punchers feedback" and I used to use the regular Reyes training gloves and those gave so much feedback it felt like my bones were rattling.
Do these gloves feel like it gives the same amount of feedback as the regular Reyes training gloves?
Less feedback
I bought these, and I love the quality, my only complaint is that the lining although nice, is kinda loose near the wrist/cuff area because there seems to be an extra fold of the material there, is that normal?
No, but the gloves are hand made so it depends on the consistency of whoever made it
Excellent and practically helpful review.
Thanks
4 years now since the review and is this still the best Reyes training gloves from your opinion? Would you still choose 14Oz or would prefer 16Oz for your hand size? Thanks!
I love your reviews. Thank you for c another great one! Would you go for these or the Rival Rs11v-evolution gloves? I'm looking for gloves that give me maximum hand protection without being too bulky. I weigh 64kg. Would 14oz or 16oz be the way to go? Thank you, as always for your help.
Thanks man! For max hand protection, I would pick the Fighting Sports Tenacious gloves over either the Reyes or Rival gloves you mentioned. I would go with the 14 ounce
I very much appreciate the response. I haven't looked at these gloves, but will do so now. Thank you!
In terms of sizing, how does Reyes compare to other gloves? Right now, I have a Ringside 16 oz (which fit really well on my hands), but am looking at a Reyes extra padding glove for bag work and sparring. Would a Reyes 16 oz be a good fit, or should I consider other brands?
They fit more compact, and the extra padding versions are very nice in terms of not being too bulky but being protective. Plus reyes quality has always been top notch.
Have you made your decision?
Do you still recommend these for heavy bag training or is there a better option since you made this vid? I've been using the 10 oz Cleto Safetecs and I'm having MCP pain/swelling, so I definitely need something with a little more padding. I also just ordered some Winning NG-2s that way I can still use the Safetecs for training, but I think I need some dedicated heavy bag gloves...
Try the rival guerrero bag gloves
@@csquaredboxing Thanks for the suggestion! I just watched all your other vids on the different Guerrero gloves and I'm torn between waiting for the new Intelli-Shocks to come to the U.S. or just go for the HDE-F since there is still no ETA on the former. Hmmmm
Hey Carlo, I'm looking at either getting the Winning MS-600-B or the Cleto Reyes Extra Padding. After your experience with both, would you say the Winning is worth spending twice the cost? Do you think the Cleto Extra Padding version would be a more appropriate contender against the Winning as compared to the Cleto original version? I would use them as an all purpose glove since I can't buy multiple version, but I have Fairtex BGV1's now and have already injured my knuckles with those and want more protection so I can keep punching without hurting myself! Thanks!
I would go with winning
so have you trained in these gloves or sparred with them for this review? have you ever hurt your hands or wrist punching full power into punching bag, or have you intentionally tried to hurt your hand and did it work? how soft is it on a scale from 0 to 10? thank you.
Thank you for the constant info!
Would you recommend these gloves over the standard Reyes gloves?
I prefer the traditional Reyes training gloves now, their newer models are more balanced and the padding is more protective than earlier versions IMO. These are good if you have knuckle injuries or just want that extra thickness of padding for protection.
csquaredboxing
Awesome! Thanks for the reply.
Do you feel any shock in the wrists?
brother is this glove good for heavy bag that's what im going to use them for will it give me knuckle protection.
gino capone yes they are great for the heavy bag, the extra padding gives you more protection so it doesn’t hurt your knuckles
There are better, and cheaper, gloves for bag work.
uniquestyle
Ring to Cage or Ringside offer better protection at a cheaper price. Ring to Cage especially has the C-17's which are basically Winning clones. Thai gloves also offer excellent quality and protection. My Windys have easily lasted 5 years while my old Reyes gloves were having issues after a year.
@@bizmonkey007 thanks for that info bro
Great review. I have been using 16 ounce title gel gloves which are a little loose in the hand compartment. I am 5’9 182lbs and I am trying to decide if I stay with 16 ounce and the snugness of Reyes is the right combination or if I should go down to 14 ounce. I mostly hit the Aqua bag. Any advice would be appreciated.
i am 5"7 and 132lbs and planning on getting this glove and i want to know which size should i go for brother?
also i'm planning on sparring with these
16
@@csquaredboxing thanks for the quick response brother, love and support from Nepal🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
Top quality review like always. Can you help me out maybe? I have a budget of around 280$ and I need a glove (14 oz)for heavy bag since my sabas are not in the best condition anymore. I have 3 options: 1)cleto reyes training gloves 2)reyes extra padding gloves and 3) winning gloves. Which one would you recommend also considering price-performance ratio?
Thanks! For a budget like you mentioned ($280) I would honestly just go with Winning. You're almost already at $300 and you can get yourself a nice pair of 14-16 ounce Winnings which are an overall better training glove than either the traditional Reyes gloves or Reyes extra padding gloves. Winning just a more comfortable gloves and the padding is more forgiving than either of the Reyes gloves. If you're on a tight budget, then the runner up to that would be the extra padding Reyes gloves, but again, if you're already at the $280 price point, might as well drop a little extra and get Winning IMO.
csquaredboxing Thank for the response. I have been into winning gloves for some time now but never had the guts to actually spend so much money on a pair of gloves.I've watched your winning glove review like 30 times. Keep them vids coming they are extremely helpful. Cheers
Oh and whould you say winning are worth buying when you already have an old pair of sabas SS? I hear people saying there isn't much difference between them.
have you considered casanova hybrids? ;)
omar ramadneh don't know that brand really. I am most likely going with the winnings. Still unsure weather 12oz or 10oz though
In Mexico the cost of these Cleto Reyes and the Venum Impact are almost the same (around 90 USD). I am trying to get gloves that are versatile and endure. I’ve been boxing 3 days a week for around 6 months and I am trying to make my decision between those two. Which ones do you suggest??
Cleto reyes
csquaredboxing thanks
Your reviews always get me debating 👍 For overall gym work (sparring, bag work, etc) would you say these extra padded cleto reyes or the ring to cage c17? I know, it's like comparing Reyes vs a Winning replica
Between those 2 I’d say the c17 is more of a balanced glove for all around gym work
@@csquaredboxing Interesting. I saw you mentioned the newer models of the traditional cleto reyes gloves are even better than this extra padded version. Would you still go with the C17 over the traditional Reyes? Sorry I love to debate before buying 😄
I personally would, the quality is better than c17 and they did a better job fixing the hand compartment to be more comfortable
I usually use 14oz for heavy bag for my size(1.67m, 68kg), but since it is Reyes(Puncher's glove) should I get 16oz for protection on heavy bag/sparring?
Yes I would, gives you some extra space and cushion being that it’s a little larger
Hi my friend, first, congrats for the video, I wonder if you can help me... I’m seeing this one and the “Fighting Tri-Tech Tenacious Training”, which one that you think that is better?? Thanks already!
Thanks, quality wise Reyes, comfort and protection , fighting
That extra padding makes a big difference if you have bad hands you can actually use them good for heavy bag and all
No doubt, the extra padding really allow you to punch harder on heavy bags for longer duration as well
Hey Carlo, would you say that these compare protection and performance-wise to the Winning velcro training glove? I want hand protection and long lasting glove that is super versatile, but would rather not pay more than $200.
Is a venum challenger 3.0 14oz much more bulkier then a cleto reyes extra padding? These venums that i have are too bulky. A 14 oz feels like a 16 oz and they feel weird i need some advise because im trying to invest in some higher end gloves. Hey bro can you help me out thanks.
Hey bro, im 125lbs , 5’4. Id love some cletos for bag work and pad work. What oz would you recommend for me to get in the regular cleto reyes training glove velcro?
I'd go with 14 ounce for your size
Nice been waiting for a review of these gloves, let us know how they feel on the heavy bag.
Thanks, they feel good on the heavy bag, definitely more protection than their traditional training gloves and you dont feel your knuckles break through. I would say they are similar to the Everlast MX gloves padding-wise.
csquaredboxing i got a question i got a 14oz reyes training glove with laces can i use them on the bag ?
Hi Carlo after trying some new gloves your option for best hand protection is still fighting sport tri-tech? what about considering crack on bag as well?
Actually that would be the title artech or rival rb11
csquaredboxing do really want to try a pair of title AR Tech but unfortunately, lt seems like they are no longer make it.
In my opinion if your gonna buy cleto Reyes you may as well get the lace ups
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How does the hand compartment and knuckle width of the knuckle area feels like ? Is it too wide ? Cus i like the feeling like fight gloves like rival. Narrow and compact so you cuts air and feels like punches are faster. Any similarity to this feeling ? And what about finger tips area ? Is it a bit short ? Or standart ? And also extra padding in the knuckle area makes feel like a top heavy glove like top king or twins ? Thanks
i've heared that the reyes gloves are usually not designed for a small-medium hands size - is this model also quite wide? for example i have twins 14 ounces and they are fitting me very well in terms of size.
These fit the hands nicely and dont feel too wide.
Have you hear of carbon claw ? They are a UK brand it would be good if you could review there pro X bag gloves , goat skin leather and gel padding made in India/Pakistan.
I have, just havent ordered any equipment from the UK, but if I get my hands on a pair I'll put up the review.
I m girl, 156cm 46kg, training for 3yrs, mostly heavy bag n sparring, plan to buy the extra padding but the smallest size is 14oz, is it fit me？
Yes, it will fit you fine.
Cleto Reyes recommends the 14oz for people 154lbs and under, is that accurate in your opinion? Will 14oz in these be too little padding for sparring partners? Thanks.
No
Are these better than the new training gloves they made and you recently reviewed
I prefer the new training gloves I reviewed over these; just a little more comfortable
@@csquaredboxing are you talking about the new cleto reyes hybrid gloves or something else? i can't figure out their size chart... i'm 5'11 with long skinny hands (8 and 1/4 inches from wrist to tip of the middle finger) and i'm 135 lbs.
For $99 you still can't beat Sabas gloves. Winning is ridiculously overpriced and I would never spend that kind of cash on a glove.
Yes, they are definitely hard to beat in the cost to performance ratio.
They have raised the price nearly 20 bucks..not worth it anymore.
Winning may be costly but once you buy some you'll never want to wear anything else nothing comes close
Reyes uses goat leather why it smells so sharp and different than other cow leather gloves
Yes I agree, although lately I’ve noticed some quality issues with the gloves from someone at my gym who’s only used them for a month so we’ll see.
Witch one is better Cleto Reyes extra padding or Everlast Mx hook and loop to used them on the bag work?
Reyes
Thank you for your advices bro
what's the actual weight on this gloves? is it bulkier in size compared to the original? thanks
I love winnings on heavy bag what best gloves for bag dont care abour price i have winnings and fly is there any better
Hey boss it's me again, I wanted to ask you a serious question. I'm new to boxing and since we're in Covid-19 times I bought a 40 lbs heavy bag and I want to buy gloves. I settled with the Cleto Reyes Extra Padding or the Winning MS-500's. Once the boxing gyms open back up I am going to get a boxing gym membership. I don't want to be using two different gloves so my real question is, for an over all (Mit work, Sparring, Heavy bag use) which glove in 16 oz would be best? Please and thank you!
Winning 100%
csquaredboxing thanks boss! I’m getting a blue pair of MS-600B’s tomorrow! Thanks for the reply!
These Gloves are a little too tight. Great video as always brotha!
Thanks brother and yes they can run snug especially if you have larger than average hands
Does the Velcro strap wear out? If so how long Bro. Also is there anyway to replace the strap
Depend on how long you use it, should last several years. You could replace the strap if you know how to sew or bring it to a seamstress.
@@csquaredboxing could you expand on that, how you use it? How would you look after your gloves
How often do you use your gloves? 2 days a week, 7 days a week? How many times are you taking them on and off? Theres no solid answer to that because everyone uses their gloves a different amount. Other than that, just take care of them, clean them off, dry them out after every use, etc.
I have a long thumb. Would these work or is there a better glove for me?
These may be a little too short if you have a long thumb. I’d say the top boxer win 1 is a better choice. Also rival Guerrero gloves have a better thumb for long finger
csquaredboxing thanks. Which Guerrero is better SF-F or HDE-F?
What gloves are better the Reyes in video or a rival glove for all around training
Depends on which model Rival
csquaredboxing the evolution hook and loop
@@csquaredboxing RB10
Anyone notice how the true warriors like Pacquiao, Cotto (in his early career before Everlast paid him to wear their gloves), De La Hoya, Barrera, Chavez, Trinidad, Tyson and many, many more wore Cleto Reyes gloves. Boxers that wore Cleto Reyes had a killer mentality. Seems like today Grant gloves users only care about hand protection rather than knocking out their opponent.
Well I dont think brand has everything to do with it, it just comes down to the boxers personal preference. Triple G is a big puncher and hes been wearing Grants for a long time now. I do know that Grants typically have a more cushioned padding for boxers with hand problems. Reyes have been around forever and are preferred by those that really want to punish their opponents.
I heard the logo peels off pretty easily, kinda like a sticker from what I understood...is that true?
I appreciate the reply
Depends on how well they printed the logo on
I want to get the regular cletos trainers but I do a lot of bag work and mitts as well as sparring. Do you think it would be better to get the extra padding for often heavy bag use or just go with the regular training gloves? I dont have wrist problems just want a good all in one type of glove cause I do a lot in them
Get the extra padding
@@csquaredboxing. I just got the original trainers orange to match my cletos headgear too.
Thanks for the feedback brother I'll definitely end up getting those when I want more protection. I just ordered those gel quick wraps as well to go with my 16oz hook and loops just for a little more protection with my wraps if need be
Hey bro,
What kind of hand wraps and what size to choose would you recommend my 16 yo son to wear with these gloves? We bought the elastic ones but found out not good for wrapping. I just want to know a good brand hand wrap that goes well with these so is not too tight cause the gloves already have extra padding. Thanks in advance
Any standard 180" Mexican style handwraps have done well for me, I usually get Ringside or Title because they are solid quality and the cotton blend isn't too thin
You think there’s a better and more durable glove then these for around the same price?
Fairtex bgv9 is similar
14 or 16 oz? Which is better?
Depends on hand size, either one you cant go wrong with.
Ever try out the Reyes Super bag gloves?
Not yet
Thanks for the response. Do you like the extra padded Reyes over the regular padded glove?
I personally do yes
My coach says since I’m below 140 to get the 14oz for sparring. I’ve had the 16oz lace up cleto and it was huge for my hand. I’m just worried that if I go to another gym they won’t wanna spar with the 14oz! Please help
Go with 14 ounce so it fits you better. If another gym doesn’t want to spar you because of the weight difference then they have no idea because many training gloves don’t weight what they advertise. As long as the padding is protective for you and your partner then that’s what matters.
csquaredboxing thanks bro picked up the 14 oz rival rs1. Feels fucking niccceeee
Fairtex BGV9 or Cleto Reyes Extra padding?
Bgv9
Hey bro which would you go with these or the Everlast MX?
That's a tough one, I'd probably go with the Reyes just because the comfort is a little better as well as knuckle protection.
What s the size of 14 oz m or l,because hybrid comes in L or M?
14 Ounce is Medium
it's goat hide leather I believe. all cleto reyes gloves are goat hide I think.
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These or the venum hammers? Im debating on both in a 14oz
Hammers
@@csquaredboxing thanks carlo, love the channel keep up the good work and success 🥊
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These gloves are terrible. Way too bulky. They are durable as all hell though.
Do you think these are better than Everlast mx?
Yes
I'm 210 and scared these gloves might be too tight
@@csquaredboxing thanks for the answer.i bought them and love them.
@@ruger845 which size?
@@edwardreid1597 16oz
My12inch.com ? Uhh what is that website about lmao 😂
Good marketing!
These or Russian boxer my guy?
Russian boxer
And it’s goat 🐐 skin leather not cow 🐄 leather
Good to know, thanks!
Gloves are terrible. Logo peeled off after 2 rounds. Impossible to fit a wrapped hand inside with the elastic band.
Also, my knuckle hurt badly with these. I put on my old gloves I'm fine. For $200 not worth it.
I just got a pair of these gloves in the 16oz however they feel far too heavy may be 18 or 19 oz. If I were to exchange them for the 14 oz would they basically feel like 16oz gloves with extra padding or just regular 16oz gloves, defeating the overall extra padding purpose? Please reach back out to be extremely helpful. Thank you. @csquareboxing