Overall, I’d rate these gloves as goodbecause the mixture of high-quality materials, large wrist strap, and multi-layered foam make the Hybrid 200s an all-round glove.

Leather material could be better: One of the biggest downsides to the 175s is the quality. They aren’t made from a fine grain leather but instead… a genuine leather which isn’t as good. SummarySome are made with synthetic (plastic) materials, have bendy unstable wrists, look unattractive and are uncomfortable so in… Choice of velcro or lace-up: Most gloves sold on the market today either come with a lace-up or a velcro… it is rare to find a glove which comes with both. Adipowers offer a choice of two! Velcro is best for training purposes whereas Adipowers lace-up design is best for sparring/competitions due to greater wrist stability. Large elastic strap: Easy adjustment is important when you’re boxing because there is nothing worse than trying to take off difficult gloves when you’re trying to open your water bottle! The Hybrid 100 gloves come with a large elastic strap meaning you can take your gloves off without a worry. Cons The Hybrid 300s are in the top 4 best boxing gloves today because they are the latest Hybrid version of Adidas’s line of gloves and this means you get the latest inventions such as:

Now you know what the best Adidas boxing gloves are, find out the answers to the most… Common Questions About Adidas and Their Boxing Gloves Contents Wide leather closing: Adjusting your gloves easily when training is important because sometimes you’re going to need to take off/put on your boxing gloves in between rounds/circuits. Fortunately for you… these speed 175 boxing gloves will adjust well thanks to their large leather closing. Taffeta waterproof lining: How annoying is it when your gloves become soaked with sweat? While these aren’t sweatproof, the secure Taffeta waterproof lining will prevent unnecessary sweat/liquids from entering into the inner hand compartment so… you’ll also prevent the amount of bacteria growth. Cons Overall, while the Speed 300s are a good pair of gloves they are overpriced in comparison to greatgloves which fall within the same price range.High-quality material: Boxing gloves are either made out of synthetic materials, leather materials or a mixture of both. These performers are made out of a tough buff leather (bull’s or elk’s hide) which make them strong and last a long time. Lowest quality leather: The majority of boxing gloves Adidas make are made from ‘Genuine Leather’. Unfortunately, genuine leather is one of the lowest quality leathers out there: For anyone interested in the exercise of boxing and not competition, you’ll want to look into bag gloves and bag mitts. These cushion gloves help to protect your hands against heavy strikes on punching bags. The padding means that they aren’t recommended for use in boxing training. They allow you to practice the closed-fist punching technique. Competition boxing gloves are different. Available in different styles, from lace-up gloves to velcro boxing gloves, you can easily find competition and sparring gloves for your needs. For example, the Adidas performers are made from a special buff leather or their Adidas AIDA gloves have been used in the 2008/2012 Olympic games so…

I’m not the biggest fan of the choice of leather they’ve used but my verdict is: these 175’s are the winner thanks to their ability to absorb your punches and strong, easy to adjust wrist support. Very protective:“Protect yourself at all times” is the phrase we hear often before every fight begins and this phrase also applies to your training. Adidas has revolutionised the 200s with their multi-layered foam protection (with horsehair padding) which provides ultimate comfort when hitting the bag, pad, or sparring partner. Cons Strong materials: The 300s are made from a genuine cowhide leather which means you’ll get a glove that’ll last a long period of time. Comfort: If you feel uncomfortable when boxing you won’t feel your best. Adidas have heard many complaints about both their older boxing gloves and competitor boxing gloves rubbing on your skin and this creates frustration for many. However… Adidas now use a soft inner lining for hand comfort (like a nice pillow for your head at night) meaning you can be comfortable when training. ConsSome don’t last long: Some verified online reviewer showed that the stitching of these gloves come apart and… even the elastic on the velcro strap has sometimes come off which indicates low quality. Summary Multiple sizes: Great gloves for both competition and training as you have a choice between 10oz, 12oz, 14oz and 16oz (10-12oz are best for competitions/bag work whereas 14-16oz are best for sparring). Cons