M48 OPS Military Law Enforcement Tactical Self Defense Gloves - Black - Large

I got these about a month ago and wanted to put them to the test before I wrote a review on them. These things are very awesome for the price. I will say though that they can be a little uncomfortable around the knuckles because of the hard material at first, so you have to break them in a bit to get the feel for them, but after that, they aren't so bad. I will be purchasing the other tactical M48 gloves soon to discern the difference. As for these puppies, you wont be disappointed. Great protection and handling.

These gloves are GREAT. I absolutely love them. The three fabrics they use are high quality. Once they are broken in you'll forget they are on....until the Velcro begins desintigrating. Which will probably happen within a week. I don't understand why someone would go through such lengths to make such great gloves, then use the lowest quality Velcro I've ever seen in my life. Seriously, where did they even GET this Velcro from? I didn't use these gloves for anything special. Just for looks. I didn't even adjust them a lot. The Velcro just started falling apart. Five stars.

Pros: look intimidating, good for paintball. Con: the plastic back pieces dig into your hand when throwing a punch.

I bought these some time ago, mostly due to their looks. A hard-backed glove? What could go wrong? Well, I'll tell you; first, the velcro wears down unnecessarily fast, and second, the plastic covering on the back of the glove would grind against my knuckles whenever I would go to make a fist. Thankfully I never made my knuckles raw doing so, but still. The most I can see use for these would be in, say, airsoft or paintball, but you wear something on your knuckles to keep them from going raw. Other than that, I'd say look for something else.

Excellent materials, well put together, except, the plastic reinforcements are completely counterintuitive, I tried to punch a pillow with them, and my knuckles were in pain, now I'm not a weakling, but it seems like the "punch enhancement" implements would be better off removed from them, to make these things at a more affordable price, and more practical