My son owns four pairs of great gloves and these are by far the best! Real leather and sweat dosent make them stink! Best for a heavy hitter!

OK, so I haven't had these for long yet, but there are definitely differences from my last pair of gloves. These gloves are a tight squeeze overall, and I don't have large hands. I'm using the 14oz gloves for bag work. What I've noticed is that these gloves are less forgiving for throwing with incorrect form since they don't really have that extra cushion you'd expect from say 16 oz GEL gloves. There's a reason why they call them puncher's gloves. If you're prone to wrist injuries these aren't the gloves for you. However, they feel better as far as feeling when hitting the bag. It feels like I have much better accuracy with these gloves.I have a hard time fitting my hand into the glove with longer/thicker wraps. I like the way they've designed the bar on the inside and how it reinforces around the thumb. That said, some may have a hard time even with their thumbs. I have short thumbs, my gf even makes fun of me for it. My thumbs definitely are snug in these as well.

Construction is second to none in my opinion. I can already tell these will last a long time. It took a few workouts to break in the glove to be able to open my hands to practice parrying/defense. Just something to keep in mind. I'm not sure I would buy these again based on how they overall fit though. It could be that I'm still getting used to these gloves or still breaking them in. Overall, great glove but I don't think it's for everyone.

Guys, I've been around combat sports for many years, and let me say these are the best quality gloves I've ever bought. There really is something special about the Cleto Reyes Leather, it smells and feels so good. I will say that these gloves do not come broken in, so do not expect a perfect fit when first unboxing. You really need to put some work into them on the mitts and bag. After, they will feel so snug and snappy. I chose 14oz because I wanted something that was an all purpose glove. Good for mitts and bag work, and the occasional light spar. I'd say if you're on the fence, these gloves are totally worth it, and I highly recommend!

A little wider than I was hoping, I was expecting the tucked thumb to help me slip through guards but it doesnt. Come with a slight curvature really good for hook punchers but makes it harder to snap my jab. My favorite part is how thin the padding is. If you like to go for the KO and rather be the hunter then these gloves are for you. Some people like think padding but these are bound to get you more KO's

This is a solid glove for anyone who has been boxing for a couple of years and wants to invest in the longer term.

I've worn Title, Ringside, Everlast and Venom and these are definitely my favorite.

I'll say this: if you're looking for budget-friendly, Title can offer some great gloves for $50-60.

If you've been doing it for a few years and want to invest more, Reyes is a great way to go.

They are very snug. I got the 12oz because I wanted something tight for bagwork. Compared to my 14oz gloves, (those are softer and I use them for sparring. They are Title Matrix) these feel ultra-light, even though I've heard of folks saying they run over weight. It's possible the weight distribution is making it feel lighter.

My hands feel great even after multiple rounds. But be aware that these aren't considered soft gloves. They are pretty solid and absorb impact differently from my more "pillowy" gloves. But I really like the feel.

I used to think there was no reason to pay more than 60 bucks for gloves. But, more likely than not, Cleto Reyes will be my glove of choice moving forward.