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Question: I wear a size 8 women's gloves.  What size should I purchase in boxing gloves.
Document: Based on the reviews I read, I ordered these gloves for boxing classes. I am a beginner and these are my first gloves so I can't exactly compare them to other gloves. However, these gloves are absolutely great. My hands do not hurt at all no matter how hard I punch. I normally wear women's size large gloves which have translated to medium MMA gloves before. These gloves seem a little small, but not small enough to get a size up.
Based on all my research, I decided to purchase these Title gloves.I have been using these gloves since June 2013, and I am really satisfied with them. I am 6'1 tall and have never considered my fists to be large, but I have picked Large Size gloves, and they fit me perfectly. They are really comfortable and have good padding. Before I started to use these Title gloves, my fists were often in pain after boxing in older gloves provided by my gym.
Since I usually wear medium leather work gloves I went with the medium size for these boxing gloves and the fit is perfect. Overall, I am pretty impressed with these gloves; they are very comfortable, have nice cushioning and good wrist protection.
I started boxing about 8 months ago. Once I realized that I really enjoy boxing, I decided to purchase boxing gloves. I wanted to buy good quality gloves and pay a reasonable price. Furthermore, I wanted to have gloves that would last for more than a year or two. I conducted a small research. I tried different gloves back in gym produced by companies such as Title, Everlast, Ringside, etc.
The gel padding is excellent. I did purchase the glove dogs that are sold on amazon,  the gloves dry quickly and so far no smell. I was thinking about buying another pair to have when these wear out. Love the gloves!
I bought a set of Large 16oz. I have average size hands and always wear mexican style wraps underneath. I have had gloves from Ringside and Everlast in large in the past so I went with large here. I'm thinking that I should've gotten XL. I have only had them for a few weeks and use them for at least 2 workouts a week(so not a lot). I'm hoping they loosen up a little as they break in.Aside from the size they are fantastic.
I've owned these for a few months now, and hit a heavy bag somewhere between 3-7 times a week for boxing classes, and these gloves are such a significant improvement over my previous gloves.My hands tend to sweat a lot, to the point where I almost couldn't wear my old gloves even after I aired them out for a day or two.
Really nice gloves for sparing and bag work. I train Thai and this gloves allow for the grab more than normal boxing gloves. pay attention to sizing. I am 300lbs and he XL size fit well with wraps. I am sold on gel cushioning and the real leather skin. You can put both gloves on easily with wraps by yourself (important if you take your gloves on and off frquently!)
Until I try anything better, these will be bought again.Sizing is always a questionable one, especially for boxing gloves. I usually get large for everything and got a size large for these and they seem to be fine. If I bare-hand them they are ridiculously loose, but I use 180 Mexican wraps so they are quite snug with the wraps. If they start tight, you must remember it will also break in a bit.Love these things. Highly recommended. Will buy again.
At least eight members of our boxing club in NL use these gloves. Even our heavyweight Richard, who is known to wear down baggloves in less than a half year, is happy with the durability of these gloves. Furthermore, the price/quality ratio is excellent. Awesome indeed!
Answer: yes