Weightlifting gloves for women
tsikkz
Posts: 404 Member
Anyone have any recommendations for weightlifting gloves? I know underarmour makes nice ones for women but I saw a pic on instagram of them all ripped up after one use
What gloves do you guys own and do you recommend them?
What gloves do you guys own and do you recommend them?
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I've been using reebok ones from target for several months and they've held up fine. My callouses still hurt though, so I've been thinking about trying a new brand.0
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Mine are Nike which I picked up at TKMaxx. I had some pretty rough callouses but the gloves are nicely padded and my callouses are barely noticable now.0
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I use harbinger. Love 'em.0
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Oohhh, those harbinger ones look great, I think I'm going to try a pair of those.0
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I picked up a pair of the harbinger flex fit women's gloves at sport check today.. Thanks for the recommendations guys!
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Gotta say I love my weightlifters hands, shows I've been working hard lol0
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Gotta say I love my weightlifters hands, shows I've been working hard lol
It got to the point where I couldn't pick up a dumbbell without experiencing pain. I lift heavy and damn proud of it!
Anyway used my gloves twice now and I love them I got them in a womens large because I'm built like a box but maybe next time I will get mens small or medium gloves but most women don't have hands like mine.
I found it weird that the harbinger ones were the only ones at sport check that had padding along the top of the palm, under all the fingers, the other womens ones just had the pointer and middle finger padded which is weird because i think the worst callouses are under the small fingers.0 -
Yup my worst ones are under my 2nd and third fingers, not heavy enough for it to hurt that much yet, but I'll get there0
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Since you all have these gloves I was wondering if anyone could message me if theirs are NOT made in china? Thanks so much! I'm looking for a pair but it's hard to find things sometimes 0
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I use Versa Gripps0
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i'm cheap - i use my "used" dirtbike gloves / street bike gloves - i just cut the tips out of the fingers.
riding gloves are great b/c they are usually (if not cheap) made of durable material, that would withstand a crash (palms down)...0 -
Bumping to look into the suggestions given0
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I am a massage therapist... cant have the rough stuff! lol... thanks for the topic, i need to pick up some too since i started lifting weights a month ago0
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I just bought some harbinger ones, and in my opinion they run small, just for an fyi0
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I have a new pair of Harbingers too, they are nice and light and they are pink, can't go wrong 0
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Femme Fetale gloves. They look girly but are comfortable and durable.
http://www.femmefitalefitness.com/0 -
Harbinger. Last forever.
I tend to get the men's medium.0 -
I now only use my Versa Gripps which can be bought online. I have torn apart so many pairs of normal gloves that i finally made the switch to my current ones. They are much different looking that traditonal gloves but let me tell you they allow me to life alot heavier inthe gym. I suffer from issues with weak wrists so the versa gripps really help out with that.0
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I just bought a new pair of Nike ones. The material is fake leather which Ilike much better than the old Nike cloth ones I had. Should wear better as well.0
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I have harbingers too, but I can't remember the last time I wore 'em. I just have calluses. I remember it was difficult to find some small enough for me. Wish my hips took after my hands!!0
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I've just bought a pretty purple pair of harbinger's from eBay It was so good to use them yesterday 0
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I have a ? Do you lift everyday? I just started but I don't know if I should lift everyday my arms are the problem. any advice you could give would be great. and Thank You.0
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I'm doing weights twice a week & cardio everyday.0
