SIMARI Breathable Workout Gloves for Men and Women Padded Weight Lifting Gloves with Great Grip Full Palm Protection

These gloves are exactly what I was looking for. They cover the hands but not the wrist. I wanted gloves that didn't force me to remove my watch, and these don't. If you want wrist support in your gloves, these aren't the gloves for you, but if you just want something to provide grip, consider these. They appear well made and durable. They are comfortable to wear and have just enough palm padding. Read more

They work well and fit well onto my large hands. I use them during my dumbell workout. Read more

I got multiple workout gloves to test them and see which I’d like most. This is my final thoughts on these: Overall, these are well made and felt comfortable to wear for short workouts. Something I noticed, despite me measuring my hand to make sure to get the right size, is that these gloves are tight around the skin between your thumb and hand. This caused it to awkwardly pinch my skin if I was using them in certain ways. I believe this can be avoided by ordering one or two sizes bigger than you’d think of buying. The padding was fine and I don’t think it’ll be falling apart so quickly. Even though the skin pinching was annoying, I loved being able to do any workouts wearing these without having to take them off. Many workout gloves have a large wrist support which is great for specific workouts that are hard on your wrists and not so great for everything else (ex: push-ups, pull ups, etc). Not having a wrist support also meant it could be comfortable worn with a watch or fitness tracker without it rubbing up against it or pressing into the side buttons. This was my favorite part about the gloves. Overall I’d recommend the gloves but I’d definitely order them larger than you’d think. Read more

Quality looks good but MUCH smaller than expected. I got large and it did not fit. Read more

Was looking for something with a cushion for when I bench press heavy weight since my palms started getting sore. Was hard to find the right thing, but I gave those a try. Still looking for something with better cushion but thatll do for now. Read more

These workout gloves are decent, but they didn’t last as long as I expected. I purchased them in October 2025 and used them consistently—about 3–4 times per week for roughly an hour per session. By January 2026, just three months later, the Velcro began coming apart. To be fair, the gloves themselves are comfortable and functional. The material has held up well, the stitching is intact, and I can still use them for lifting. If not for the Velcro failure, these would easily be a 5-star product. Unfortunately, since the Velcro is now unreliable, they drop to a 3-star rating because I’ll need to replace them sooner than expected. Overall, the quality is acceptable as a temporary or backup option. These work fine as a holdover, travel gloves, or something you can toss in a gym bag without worrying too much about loss or wear. Just don’t plan on making them your long-term, daily-use gloves. The Velcro is the weak link and ultimately what holds them back. Read more

These workout gloves were honestly one of my favorite gym accessories—it’s a shame I lost them because they were comfortable, lightweight, and offered great grip without making my hands feel sweaty. I’m definitely planning to buy another pair soon. If you’re considering them, just make sure to double-check the sizing chart and measure your hand properly before ordering. Getting the right fit makes a big difference in both comfort and performance. Overall, they’re a solid choice for anyone looking for reliable, breathable gloves for lifting, training, or general workouts. Read more

Purchased Apr 2023, reviewing Feb 2024 after about 10 months of use. I'm in the weight room 3x weekly, bench press, machine weights, a few dumbells, bit over 1 hour per visit, not harsh use. These gloves are comfortable and lightweight. They protect my hands well and show very little wear on the palm or fingers since purchase. Also, their thinness means that they don't bunch up at the base of the fingers when grasping a bar, which I've found a real problem with other gloves. However, a few months ago, I saw tears developing in the webbing directly between thumb and forefinger. Over time this grew worse particularly on the right-hand glove, which yesterday completely tore from the webbing all the way up the thumb. Pics show L and R gloves at this time. I had already bought a second pair in anticipation of this failure. Personally these gloves are worthwhile despite their low durability because the cost is low, and I got enough use before failure to make them a good value. Possibly adding a few stiches with needle and thread to the webbing once a tear begins to develop would prolong their life. Read more