What is the difference between 12oz and 14 oz do the gloves weight more or are they bigger?
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Since ounces are a measure of weight, the immediate answer is that they weigh more. They weigh more because more padding has been added, which also makes them bigger. The additional padding reduces somewhat THE possibility of serious damage to an opponent and to your hands.
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Mine is a 14 oz, not the 22. I have another one that is a 22, so I can say that with confidence.
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Hey Kim, I know exactly what you are saying. If your hands are fragile or wrist are weak, maybe not. With me, 4 in one hand aren't an issue. But I was curious so I weighed them on my kitchen scale, they weighed 27.7 ounces. Hope this helps*
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I have small hands and these fit perfect. What I learned when I started boxing is that the gloves are all about the same size but they are different weights. I have this pair and a 14oz pair. Both fit the same but the extra padding in the heavier pair slows me down and I don't care for it. As long as you properly wrap your hands before putting the gloves on you should be good with these. I love mine!
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Actual weight I don't know. However, they are very lightweight and durable. They keep my hands warm in the harsh winter when I'm taking care of the horses. I've used them alone while riding the horses and while biking. When it gets colder I put other gloves over them as that is what they are intended. You can't go wrong with these, I plan on getting another pair just a spare. Used hard last winter and still in great shape.
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I would say the "L" size is a 9. These were not as large as men's size "L" work gloves at a home store. Hope this helps.
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The pair I purchased were ADULT XLs, but believe they sell youth sizes. These gloves would probably have saved my son a broken hand his Junior year in high school.
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i Have big hands and the medium are not too small. Buy the same size as youre gloves. but remember that they hurt when you lift heavy weights
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Hello from Verde River Products- the gloves are 1/4 inch thick and each glove weighs about 6 oz.
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I have been buying the 16 oz bag. Although I know that a 12 oz is also available. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
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Sorry, I have no idea. I wouldn't purchase gloves from Amazon. They are using a company that ships directly from China and I feel they are unreliable....I ordered 1 pair, size M, just like the ones I'd lost. They were HUGE, and a brand I hadn't ordered. I gave them a bad review, and the company sent me a 2nd pair...just like the first, only they'd replaced the logo with "CoolChange"...very same glove, different logo. I went to the bike shop and bought a new pair!!
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I would go with one size bigger. They tend to be a bit smaller but they are great gloves. I work with lots of different chemicals and these gloves work great.
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Hi Kate, 16oz glove is the weight of each glove, not the size (small, medium or large) of the gloves.
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16 oz is the weight. You can choose what size glove you want through the pull-down menu next to the image of the product, under "price" and "color". Here is advice on how to select the proper glove size http://www.ringside.com/ringside/sizing-information
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Thanks for taking the time to respond. I wonder if they've changed the way the make the gloves. That would be disappointing.
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I have small hands and they resulted a little bit heavy and big for me. My trainer recomended 10 or 12oz maximum the next time I buy gloves...
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The girl I got these for was very slightly taller and heavier than that, with medium(?) sized hands. These worked well. Since you're mentioning wraps, then I should let you know that in the research phase before buying, I read an informative post that recommended the 14oz pair if a lot of bag work and intensive training is going to be done. Hope this helps!